Thinking abroad

With the verb TO BE, the frequency adverb goes _____ the verb. before. between. after.

With the simple tenses, the frequency adverb goes _____ the verb. before. between. after.

With the compound tenses (like the present continuous), the frequency adverb goes _____ the two verbs. before. between. after.

What _____ you _____ for a living? (do).

Richard _____ in a factory but he _____ on holidays at the moment. (work / be).

Karen always _____ her reports later in the day. (send).

After work, I often _____ down to the pub. (go).

My boss always _____ thenewpaper in his tablet. (read).

She _____ _____ the new software. (not understand).

This program _____ _____ a technical glitch.. (not have).

_____ you _____ a lot for business? (travel).

David Fox _____ (work) as an IT assistant for Yahoo in London.

Every day he _____ (take) the tube to go to work.

He _____ (start) at 9:00 and _____ (have) an hour break for lunch.

At lunchtime he usually _____ (have) a snack at the pub on the corner with some friends.

He usually _____ (eat) the menu of the day or just a slice of pizza and a Cola.

In the afternoon he often _____ (check) his mail and _____ (call).

However, he _____ _____ (not like) working in the afternoon.

But David is usually in a good mood because he _____ (love) his job and ______ (enjoy) it very much.

Read the following IT Crow's main character description and fill in the gaps. The previous photo is form the serie "IT Crow". In the photo you can see Maurice Moss. He is an employee in the IT department of Rynholm Industries. Maurice is described as being very (handsome / intelligent / stupid) _____ person. He is very (small / tall / extrovert) _____ and (slim / fat / overweight) _____.

He has got (white / red / dark) _____ skin and He wears a pair of (black / glasses / iron) _____. His facial features are as any regular man, he has (round / ugly / small) _____ eyes, (small / tall / big) _____ nose and an interesting strange haircut.

His hair, which is always messy, is (short / long/ medium-lenght) _____ and (straight / curly / wavy) _____.

His appearance is always the same. He wears a (plain / checked / red) _____ shirt, a (red / blue / green) _____ tie and a pair of (corduroy / black / wood) _____ trousers with a (green / big / black) _____ belt.

Link. Database administrator. Computer user. Database management system (DBMS). Computer. Experto en informática. Desarrollador de videojuegos (profesión). Técnico en reparación de ordenadores (profesión). Ingeniería informática. Contable (profesión). Analista forense de ordenadores (profesión).

Link. Red de área local. Instructor de informática. Consultor de informática (profesión). Técnico informático (profesión). Ayudante de informática (profesión). Presentarse. Técnico de soporte de ordenadores (profesión). Informática. Formación en Centros de Trabajo. Departamento de informática.

Link. Distribución de software. Desarrollador de software (profesión). Teléfono inteligente. Paquete de software. horario, calendario. Programa. Servidor. Monitorización de red. Administrador de red (profesión). Seguridad de red.

Link. Lo que ves es lo que obtienes. Página Web. Diseñador Web. Formación profesional. Videojuego. Interfaz de usuario. Localización y corrección de errores. Programa de aprendizaje. Error informático. Código fuente.

HEIGHT (ALTURA). Tall. average. short.

HAIR (PELO) Length (Longitud). long. medium. short.

HAIR (PELO) Color (Color). dark. white. light. black. grey. red-head (red). blonde (fair). brunette (brown).

HAIR (PELO) Texture (Textura). wavy. straight. curly.

HAIR (PELO) Hairstyle (Peinado) pulled back (peinado hacia atrás). bun. braid. ponytail.

HAIR (PELO) No hair (Sin pelo). has a receding hairline. bald. partly bald.

BODY SHAPE (CONSTITUCIÓN). Slender (thin). Average build. Heavy (overweight, fat).

EYES (OJOS) Color (Color). grey. green. blue. brown. black.

EYES (OJOS). Big. Beady (small). Narrow (close-set). Wide-set.

GENDER (SEXO). Man (male). Woman (female). Boy. Girl.

FACIAL FEATURES (RASGOS FACIALES) GENERAL (GENERAL). pretty. beautiful. handsome. good-looking. ugly. pale skin. straight nose. crooked nose.

FACIAL FEATURES (RASGOS FACIALES) GENERAL (GENERAL). Freckles, freckled. Mole, wart. Scar. Bruise, bruised. Birthmark.

AGE (EDAD). Young. child (baby). teenager. adult. old (senior, senior citizen).

RACE (RAZA). Asian. White (Caucasian). Black (African-American). Hispanic. Native American.

OTHERS (OTROS). Earrings. Braces on teeth. Wheelchair, crutches. Glasses. Tattoo.