Question

MY FUTURE I don't think about the future (1) lot /a lot, but I'm (2) nearly/ near 14 nowand my teachers tell me that it's (3) quiteimportant/important a lot to startthinking about jobs. I (4) very/ really lovehelping people, so maybe I should be ateacher or a doctor. I know it takes (5) anextremely / a quite long time to become adoctor - and you have to study (6) a lot /very! I don't like studying(7) very many / very much, so maybeI should be a teacher. Then, if my studentsdon't like studying, I'll understand and be(8) a lot / very nice to them!​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 a lot 2near 3 quite important 4really 5 extremely 6a lot 7very much 8very

Answer 2

It's great that you're starting to think about your future, even if it's not something you do a lot. Here are some suggestions for the sentences you provided:

1. I don't think about the future a lot, but I'm nearly 14 now, and my teachers tell me that it's quite important to start thinking about jobs.

2. I really love helping people, so maybe I should be a teacher or a doctor.

3. I know it takes an extremely long time to become a doctor - and you have to study a lot! I don't like studying very much, so maybe I should be a teacher.

4. Then, if my students don't like studying, I'll understand and be very nice to them!

These changes in the choice of words make your sentences clearer and more accurate. Keep exploring your interests and options for the future, and remember that it's okay to have uncertainties at your age. Your preferences may change as you learn and grow.