Преобразуйте слова, напечатанные заглавными буквами в конце строк так, чтобы они грамматически соответствовали содержанию текста. 1)emma lived in a big city and worked for a large company. her days were usually very busy – she hardly find half an hour for lunch. however, at weekends she bored and lonely. emma had moved to the city because of her job. only two months before she had thought she was the girl in the world. she had got a job most of her friends could only dream about. it was her full-time job. the company ‘imagination’. they focused on internet technologies. emma / much about the internet but her boss said that it didn’t matter. he also said that she creative and had imagination and that was why she had a good chance of succeeding in the job. when emma told her friend, lucy pitt, about the new job, lucy said: “i’m very happy that you a good job. but i also feel very sad about it because you’ll go to the city and will forget about your friends.” “i wish we could always be together but it’s impossible, ” emma said. “i promise that i to visit you as soon as i can.” 2)kate called me early in the morning. it was the day of holidays; i felt angry with her for waking me up. “what ” i didn’t sound very polite, but she paid no attention to that. “oh, nothing! i want to go shopping today and wondered if you wanted to go with ” “no, i don’t want to.” “but it / you long! i promise.” my first impulse was to say “no”-unlike most i hated shopping. but kate sounded so unhappy that i felt sorry for her. “ok, what do you need to buy? ” kate’s voice cheerful again. she excitedly explained to me that she to buy a pair of hiking boots and a raincoat. that strange as kate had never been fond of hiking. “i want to take up hiking as a new hobby, ” went on kate. “bob smith says that it’s very exciting.” now i knew what was going on. bob smith, the captain of the school baseball team, was the boy in our school. all the girls wanted to attract his attention. 3)were you? ” i was surprised since ted was the and tolerant person i’d ever met. “yes, it was probably rude of to tell those ladies that i wouldn’t bring them anything else. just imagine – they had changed their order three times! each time they tried a dish, they / it. when they said that for the time, i lost control. one of the called for the manager and complained.” ted nervously turned back to his computer. “i didn’t like that job anyway.”