Dialogue

Bob: What are you going to take... as a career?

John: Architecture. Actually, I've already started. I began my studies... last October.

Bob: What are you going to do when you finish?

John: Oh, I shall go back... home and practise... my native town. There's a lot of useful work to be done there — building schools, hospitals, homes... the people.

Bob: What made you decide to take... architecture as a career?

John: Well. I was good... Maths and Art... school and I think I had a certain feeling... design. My teacher encouraged... me and said I had a bent... architecture.

Воb: I find that some young people fail to take... a career because they're not sure what they want to do and what career opportunities there are.

John: Yes, that's true. But usually your personal qualities show......school, don't they? Teachers guide and encourage... the young to take... the careers... which they're best suited.

B) Tell your friends how John chose his career.

C) Make up your own dialogues on choosing a career. Use the word combinations in bold type in them.

X. a) Read the following:

Caring teachers take an active part in defending peace and in solving other social problems, such as straggling for better living conditions and a happier future for their pupils. Their demands are well grounded since millions of boys and girls throughout the world are being deprived of a happy childhood.