2.  In Britain, children can have a part time job When they are 13. Lots of teenagers work in the evenings or at weekends as shop assistants, or in restaurants and fast food places. Others deliver newspapers before they go to school in the morning. Girls often find work as baby sisters, in one school near London, 60/º of students said that they had part time jobs. But why do they work? Most say that they want to buy new clothes and Cds. They don’t need money for their families.  But part time jobs are often hard, and not very exciting. Most part time jobs don’t get much money – perhaps two or three ponds an hour, if they’re lucky. Of course, there are positive things for teenagers who do part time jobs.  They get important work experience and learn many things about the world. But the biggest problem is tureens. Students who work in the evening in a supermarket or a restaurant feel tired at school the next morning; you can’t study well when you are tired.

3.  You can get a part time job when you are 13.  Lots of teenagers work in shops before going to school in the morning.  In one Scholl near London 60 students has part time jobs.  They work because they want to buy clothes and Cd s.  They usually work because their family needs money.  Teenager don’t learn a lot when they do a part time job.  Some students work in the evening.  The biggest problem is money.

4. Tracey is 15 years old. She ________ (live ) in a small town near London and she ___________ ( want) to became a hair dresser. This year she ________ (get) a lot of useful experience. Every weekend she __________(work) at a hairdresser near her house, but she ____________ ( not/cut) hair. Today She ___________ (clean) the shop! “ It’s hard work”, says Tracey. “ But I ______________ (like) it. This year Tracey _________________ (study) hard too. Her exams are in June and she ___________ (think) they are very important.

5.  address  age  apply  area code  birthday  certification  children  citizenship  city  college  country  criminal record  date  date of birth  dependents  diploma  divorced  education  educational background  elementary school  employee  employer  experience  family name  felony record  female  fired  first name  gender  graduate school  handicap  hearing  height  high school

6.  husband's name  junior college  junior high school  last name  male  marital status  married  middle name  name  next of kin  notify  occupation  phone number  physical examination  position  present address  previous experience  quit  reason for leaving  relatives  salary  separated  single  skills  social security number  state  street  telephone number  vision  weight  wife's name  zip code

7.  Sender  Receiver  Dear Mr Tony.... Yours sincerely (when you know the person`s name)  Dear Sir/Madam... Yours faithfully (when you don`t know the name of the person)  Date and address  You list your work experience and your hobbies and activities

8. Ann Brown 13, Office Road Manchester, TZ 23000 66, Duncan Street 19th February, 2014 Manchester, WT RD3090 Dear Mrs Brown, I`d like to apply for a job as a babysitter. I`m fifteen years old. I love children. I have some experience in babysitting because I`ve got two younger brothers and a sister. I`m responsible and reliable person. I have also enclosed a photo of me. I`m looking forward for your reply. Thank you and have a nice day. Yours faithfully Leanne Morgan

9.  PART –TIME ASSISTANT WANTED in a travel agency. You'd prepare posters for our offers, serve costumers and analyze customer satisfaction. Hours 9-5 pm, also Saturdays. You must be polite and enjoy working with people. Apply to: VENUS Travel Agency, 8 Flower Road, London W1T 5AN  Don`t forget that this is a formal letter and it should include: Your address Receiver`s addres Date Polite greetings