Exercise 3. Complete the information about Facebook with forms of the verb TO BE. The friendly face of Facebook

Millions of people (1) are on Facebook every day and now it (2)is__ a multi-billion dollar American company. It (3) _is___ a website for friends, but they (4) __arent__ not only American. They (5) __are__ from all over the world. So (6) _is___ Facebook a friendly company? Mark Zuckerberg, the company CEO, tells us more…
Interviewer: So where (7) your company exactly?
Zuckerberg: It’s in Palo Alto, California.
Interviewer: You (8) a CEO, so are you at work all the time?
Zuckerberg: Yes, I (9) , but my work colleagues (10) also my friends. For example, Dustin Moskovitz, Head of Engineering, (11) a friend from college. And Adam D’Angelo (12) my Chief Technology Officer, we (13) old friends from school.

ПР02. Work duties. Job hunting.
ПР02. Должностные обязанности. Поиск работы.

Exercise 4. Сomplete the sentences with the words and phrases in the correct form.

1. Sam 2000$ a week. 2. I don’t like the working hours in my company, so I have to .
3. My husband a big international company.
4. Stella is of a big department.
5.in our office are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
6. My job organizing meetings.
7. John is for computers in our office.
8. Jill is often late for work and I have to her.
9. Every year our team gets a for the good job.
10. My sister a small shop in the suburbs of the city.
11. People at the age of 60 or 65 in Russia.
12. Doctors often do .
13. She is the best person in the department and our boss wants to her.
14. At the end of the month we have a lot of reports to make, so we have to work in order to meet .
15. Students in Europe often take to get some pocket money.

7. is

8. are

9. am

10. are

11. is

12. is

13.are

4.

1. earns

2. quit

3. owns

4. a head

5. Working hours

6. is

7. responsible

8. cover

9. bonus

10. runs

11. retire

12. blood tests

13. promote

14. Hard

15. the deadline

16. part time job

Exercise 3: Complete the information about Facebook with forms of the verb TO BE.

1. Millions of people are on Facebook every day and now it is a multi-billion dollar American company. (Is here is used to state a general fact about Facebook being a multi-billion dollar company.)
2. It is a website for friends, but they aren't not only American. (The word "not" is not necessary in this sentence.)
3. They are from all over the world. (We use "are" to show that the people on Facebook come from different parts of the world.)
4. So is Facebook a friendly company? (Using "is" to ask a yes/no question about the friendliness of Facebook.)
5. So where is your company exactly? (Using "is" to ask for the location of the company.)
6. Zuckerberg: It’s in Palo Alto, California. (Using "is" to state the location of the company.)
7. You are a CEO, so are you at work all the time? (Using "are" for the pronoun "you" in the question form.)
8. Zuckerberg: Yes, I am, but my work colleagues are also my friends. (Using "am" for the pronoun "I" in the statement form and "are" for the plural noun "colleagues.")
9. For example, Dustin Moskovitz, Head of Engineering, is a friend from college. (Using "is" to state the fact that Dustin Moskovitz is a friend.)
10. And Adam D’Angelo is my Chief Technology Officer, we are old friends from school. (Using "are" to state the fact that the speaker and Adam D’Angelo are old friends.)

Exercise 4: Complete the sentences with the words and phrases in the correct form.

1. Sam earns 2000$ a week. (Using "earns" to state Sam's weekly income.)
2. I don’t like the working hours in my company, so I have to look for a new job. (Using "to look" to express the need to search for a new job.)
3. My husband works for a big international company. (Using "works" to state the fact that the husband is employed by the company.)
4. Stella is the head of a big department. (Using "is" to state Stella's position as the head of a department.)
5. The working hours in our office are from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Using "are" to state the duration of the working hours.)
6. My job involves organizing meetings. (Using "involves" to describe the main task or responsibility of the job.)
7. John is responsible for computers in our office. (Using "is responsible for" to state John's specific area of responsibility.)
8. Jill is often late for work and I have to cover for her. (Using "to cover for" to express the need to take over someone's duties or responsibilities.)
9. Every year our team gets a bonus for the good job. (Using "bonus" to state the reward received by the team.)
10. My sister owns a small shop in the suburbs of the city. (Using "owns" to state the fact that the sister is the owner of the shop.)
11. People retire at the age of 60 or 65 in Russia. (Using "retire" to state the age at which people stop working.)
12. Doctors often do night shifts. (Using "do" to describe the work schedule of doctors.)
13. She is the best person in the department and our boss wants to promote her. (Using "to promote" to express the intention to give someone a higher position.)
14. At the end of the month, we have a lot of reports to make, so we have to work overtime in order to meet deadlines. (Using "to meet" to express the need to fulfill or reach something.)
15. Students in Europe often take part-time jobs to get some pocket money. (Using "take" to describe the action of getting a part-time job.)