My profession is an electrician
Our life today is impossible without electricity. Computers, domestic appliances, factory machines, medical equipment, electric trains, telephone communication and all kinds of gadgets will not run if there is a power failure. There must be somebody to fix it and this person must know what to do and how to do it properly. This is what electricians do: they install, maintain and repair electrical systems and equipment.
I have always been interested in electrics, and Physics and Mathematics were my favourite subjects at school, so I decided to become an electrician. Besides having basic knowledge in physics and mathematics I must study mechanics and drafting and be able to read wiring diagrams and drawings. As we know, electrical mistakes can lead to shortages, shocks, fires and costly repairs. So people who have chosen the profession of an electrician must have a good reaction, be cautious and extremely attentive.
Another important aspect of this profession is being physically fit and strong: electricians often have to move heavy equipment or stand or kneel for long periods of time. It is also necessary to have keen eyesight, good hand-eye coordination and a good sense of balance.
Every day electricians perform new tasks in new locations and with new people, so I think I will never get bored with this profession.
Electricity consumption in our country is increasing every year due to the development of technology and emergence of new equipment that needs professional maintenance. That is why the profession of an electrician is going to stay one of the most important in our world.
My Alice is wearing a green sweater which painted a monkey with a banana,blue jeans and purple shoes
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(Motivated) by the best of intentions, most teachers want their
students to become (informed) and independent thinkers. Many children
( facing) such problems become ( frustrated) and ( frightened).
2. Sociological analysis shows that it is a purely cultural product ( arising) in certain societies for specific reasons.
3. The girls were sent to a medical centre in Los Angeles, one of a ( growing) number of hospitals around America.
4. Developmental gains (won) can later be ( lost) and (re-won).
5. The ideas (surrounding) grownuphood were like those to do with marriage.
6. (Entranced) by the Utopia of the year 2000, which bore (marked)
resemblance of my early heaven, I was also impressed by its economic
basis in publicly ( owning) to the wealth and equal division of goods.
7. (Hurt) beyond words, I sat down on the steps, (worried) not only
about this night, but about the next day, ( concerned) over the children
(living) at home with this new kind of father.
8. Mary kicks aside the clothes (scattered) on the floor ( making) one
big pile, the (rinsed) clothes are still in the washtub.
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1 my sister has been ill for three days
2 Jimmy has had a beard for eight months.
3 my family and I have lived in Prague for seven years
4 Richard and Rose have been married for ten years
5 The weather has been fine since last Friday.
6 my brother has played lawn tennis since his childhood
7 there has been a strike of the airport staff in the US since Tuesday
8 this driver hasn't had an accident since he was 23
9 mr Downing has worked for our company since he graduated from university
10. Malcolm has run the company since 1995