Try to match the headings with the ideas related: Personal details. Education. Languages. Other information. Professional experience. Hobbies and interests.
Your CV should be no longer than two pages. True. False.
Your CV should start with a long personal profile. True. False.
When giving details of your employment history start with the first job you had and finish with your present job. True. False.
In the education section you should include every course you've done. True. False.
You should state that references are available if needed. True. False.
Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence. She denied ___________ the mobile phone, but no one believed her. Take. To take. Taking.
She hopes ___________ for an international accounting firm in the future. Work. To work. Working.
My parents have decided ___________ a party to celebrate their anniversary. Have. To have. Having.
Do you remember ___________ to school when you were about six? Go. To go. Going.
You can make the dog ___________ to you by shouting 'sit'. Sit. To sit. Sitting.
There's no answer at home. Let's try ___________ the office. Call. To call. Calling.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
My uncle finally gave up ___ (smoke) at the age of fifty.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
I really enjoyed ___ (listen) to those CDs you sent me.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
How did you learn ___ (speak) Chinese?.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
I enjoy ___ (write) postcards.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
The song make me ___ (smile).
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
Do you mind ___ (open) the door?.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
This is intolerable! I refuse ___ (wait) a moment longer!.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
We managed ___ (arrive) in time.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
She'd like ___ (fly) an aeroplane.
Complete the sentences with -ING or TO +infinitive.
You should avoid ___ (make) silly mistakes.
We had ___ really good time at school today. a the an.
Do you listen to ___ radio every day? the a an.
Some friends are going to have ___ party. Would you like to come? an a the.
It took me over ___ hour to fill in this form. a an the.
Do you have ___ unusual ability? a an the.
Did you use to wear ___ uniform when you went to school? a an the.
I went to ___ hairdresser's yesterday and I will have to go again tomorrow. My hair is ___ complete disaster! a / the the / a an / a an / the.
We wanted to see ___ Queen, but there were too many people. a an the.
Are you really afraid ___ clowns? of for in to.
I've been waiting ___ the bus for 40 minutes. I'm going to call a taxi. for on in to.
He seems to be very interested ___ fashion. in on to for.
Don't forget to pay ___ the milk. for from in to.
She borrowed £50 ___ his father. from for to in.
Who does this jacket belong ___ ? to for from on.
Stop talking and concentrate ___ your exams. on in to for.
We want to go hiking, but it depends ___ the weather. on in for from.
Stop worrying ___ your exam - everything will be fine. about for from to.
I'm afraid I'm not very good ___ reading maps. for at in on.
Alicia lives in London and works in advertising. She leaves home ___ work at 7.30. She drives ___ work. The traffic is often bad and she's worried about getting ___ work late, but she usually arrives ___ work at around nine. She finishes work quite late. "Luckily, I'm never ill", she says, "I could never take time ___ work." for / to / to / at / off to / to / for / off / to from / at / for / to / for to / for / to / off / off.
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