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moment. He needed this job. It was only | A | his only source of income during
this last term of college. Some of his friends were working three or even four days a
week. Mike didn’t understand how they could cope with their course work. But
him enough time to study. It was ideal.
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was still anxious. For a start, he only had one copy. If he made a spelling mistake there
was nothing he could do. For a moment he considered trying to create a replica form on
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need this job right? Ok — then take time to do the job properly”.
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3. in smudged, with too many words
4. to ask for help and to provide
5. to photocopy the form and do
6. and work from 5.00 am
7. do they use paper and ink

Результаты (английский) 1:

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Результаты (английский) 2:

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4. to ask for help and to provide
5. to photocopy the form and do
6. and work from 5.00 am
7. do they use paper and ink

Результаты (английский) 3:

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