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1 There’s always the temptation to … the most difficult task till last. 2 He … until it was too late. 3 He’s always making … for being late. 4 Try to … danger. 5 The thought of … years behind him made Mark sick with bitterness. 6 He had all the attributes of a great leader: charisma, energy, ... and resourcefulness. 7 All great leaders share certain characteristics which must be seen as the key to their ... . 30. Work with a partner. What advice would you give somebody who wants to fight a habit of putting off difficult tasks? Give advice using should or shouldn’t.
Example: You should learn to plan your time. You should remember: the longer you put it off, the worse it will be. You shouldn’t leave your work until it’s done.
Render the text in Russian. . WHAT ARE THE WAYS TO PREVENT TIREDNESS? (Some important rules suggested by psychologists) 1. Rest before you get tired (not after). 2. Learn to relax. If you are having hard times find a quiet half-hour all for yourself to gain strength. 3. Don’t forget about four good working habits: · clean your desk of all papers except those you need at hand; · do things in order of their importance; · when you face a problem, first analyse the facts, then make a decision; · learn to organize things. 4. Put enthusiasm into your work; it’s the only way to enjoy what you are doing. 5. Remember: no one was ever killed by doing well-organized work. 6. Don’t be a mental loafer. Don’t be afraid to concentrate on some ideas, to think hard and to exercise your will and memory. SPEAKING Everyday routine Useful Words and Expressions
32. What’s a typical day for you? Look at the activities below and fill in the time you spend on each activity. · sleep........
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to get up / to wake up;
to wash / to shave;
to have a shower/a bath;
to put on one’s clothes / to get dressed;
to have breakfast;
to go to work/university;
to have (a) lunch (break);
to finish work;
to do some shopping / to go shopping;
to go home / to come home;
to go to bed / to go to sleep.