с английским. Task 6. Read the text below. Use the words given in capitals to form a noun that fits in each gap.

Many people who think they have a professional future in films go to Holywood only to find a disappointment instead of success. They often have to give up the more enjoyable aspects of their chosen career to play parts in advertisements because this provide financial security - but they are not satisfying. For many actors, ever basic survival can be difficult. Some do not earn enough to pay their rent or electricity bills, and the time and money they invest invest in the preparing of a portfolio for interview is often wasted. Of course there is a explaining why only 1% of people who believe that their next perfomance will be the one that makes them a star.

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Task 6. Read the text below. Use the words given in capitals to form a noun that fits in gap.

Many people who think they have a professional future in films

B11 go to Hollywood only to find DISAPPOINTMENT instead of

success. They often have to give up the more enjoyable aspects

B12 of their chosen career to play parts in ADVERTISMENTS

B13 because these provide financial SECURITY - but they

B14 are not satisfying. For many actors, even basic SURVIVAL

can be difficult. Some do not earn enough to pay their rent or

electricity bills, and the time and money they invest in the

B15 PREPARATION of a portfolio for interviews is often wasted.

B16 Of course there is a possible EXPLANATION why only 1% of

B17 ACTORS ＿ are really successful. There are just too many

B18 people who believe that their next PERFORMANCE will be the one that makes them a star!

1.By the time the firemen arrived, the house was ablaze from top to
bottom, but it was clear that if someone had given the alarm earlier, they
might have stood a chance of saving the building.
2. I wish you had told me last week that you were coming to London. If I had known in time, you would not have had to stay in a hotel.
3.Why didn't you tell me you could lend me the money? I woulldn't have needed to borrow it form the bank. 4. The driver said he could not undergo thorough testing before he joined the competition.  5. It's time we went. If we do not leave now, we will miss the last train.
6. Were you cut off while I was talking to you just now? You were? I think something must have gone wrong with the telephone.
7.The manager is talking to an important customer at the moment but he will be free (to see) you presently. Would you like to take a seat for a few minutes?
8.I know I ought to have written to you before, but I have been so busy recently that I did not (have) time for (writing) letters, I (would have telephoned) you instead, but I
(had forgotten) (your number.
9. When I last (saw) him, (he was living) in London. He (told) me then that he (was thinking) of (emigrating) to Australia, and he may well (have done) so by now.
10. I (am) very excited at the prospect of (going) (skiing). It (would have been) the first time I (tried). I think there's nothing like (skiing) for (making) a holiday enjoyable.
11. I wish you (had let) me (know) you had not (been able) to come to dinner. I certainly would not (have gone) to all this trouble if I (had known).
12. He said he did not (want) (to see) the firm as he (had heard) that it (was) not as good as the critics (suggested). 

1.By the time the firemen arrived, the house was ablaze from top to
bottom, but it was clear that if someone had given the alarm earlier, they
might have stood a chance of saving the building.
2. I wish you had told me last week that you were coming to London. If I had known in time, you would not have had to stay in a hotel.
3.Why didn't you tell me you could lend me the money? I woulldn't have needed to borrow it form the bank. 4. The driver said he could not undergo thorough testing before he joined the competition.  5. It's time we went. If we do not leave now, we will miss the last train.
6. Were you cut off while I was talking to you just now? You were? I think something must have gone wrong with the telephone.
7.The manager is talking to an important customer at the moment but he will be free to see you presently. Would you like to take a seat for a few minutes?
8.I know I ought to have written to you before, but I have been so busy recently that I did not have time for (writing) letters, I would have telephoned you instead, but I
had forgotten your number.
9. When I last saw him, he was living in London. He told me then that he was thinking of emigrating to Australia, and he may well have done so by now.
10. I am very excited at the prospect of going skiing. It (would have been the first time I tried. I think there's nothing like skiing for making a holiday enjoyable.
11. I wish you had let me know you had not been able to come to dinner. I certainly would not have gone to all this trouble if I had known.
12. He said he did not want to see the firm as he had heard that it was not as good as the critics suggested.