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3 expression using an IT Dave Brown, 28, is (1) to get angry. He works (2) support technician and usually dresses very casually in jeans and a T-shirt to go to work (3) sometimes he likes to dress more smartly and wear something more formal. That's when trouble starts He (5) that it's almost impossible for him to wear a button-up shirt and a pair of smart trousers because every (6) he knows asks him questions, 2 such as where he is going or if he has (7) date. Or they start talking about how he's all dressed up and whether he has (8) kind of job interview. Some people even believe he's starting his own business! Mr Brown thinks people are crazy to ask so many questions (9) because he's wearing a tiel Even his (10) makes a fuss when he wears a proper shirt. The last time he came home (11) work in a button-up shirt, she kept on asking him who he (12) for lunch that day. He finds it strange that people are (13) technician wearing smart clothes. However, Mr Brown suspicious of an IT admitted that, on a positive note, some of his co-workers were extra nice to him and gave him less work to (14) because they thought he (15) to a funeral service. 3 A) to start A) as A) Because A) a All dressed-up! A) says A) person A) get A) any 9 A) just 10 A) wive 11 A) from 12 A) meet 13 A) so 14 A) have 15 A) goes B) start B) like B) However B)- B) told B) persons 8) got B) some Bjeven B) withe 8) in B) have met 8) as B) do B) is goin I Q+ (Amended from www.thednion.com) C) starting in Therefore the C) tells C) people C) gotted Qall Creally C) wife () to Ⓒhad met about make was going

Answer 1

Ответ: Soon to be able you can do that but happy birthday from me please

Объяснение:

Hobaut phone call with the other side to you soon love you can see that but I am not sure if you

Answer 2

It appears that you have provided a text passage with some missing words and phrases. I'll fill in the missing words and phrases to make the passage coherent:

3. The expression using an IT, Dave Brown, 28, is (1) to get angry. He works (2) as a support technician and usually dresses very casually in jeans and a T-shirt to go to work, (3) but sometimes he likes to dress more smartly and wear something more formal. That's when trouble starts. He (5) finds that it's almost impossible for him to wear a button-up shirt and a pair of smart trousers because every (6) person he knows asks him questions, (7) such as where he is going or if he has a (7) date. Or they start talking about how he's all dressed up and whether he has (8) some kind of job interview. Some people even believe he's starting his own business! Mr. Brown thinks people are crazy to ask so many questions, (9) just because he's wearing a tie. Even his (10) wife makes a fuss when he wears a proper shirt. The last time he came home (11) from work in a button-up shirt, she kept on asking him who he (12) had met for lunch that day. He finds it strange that people are (13) so interested in a technician wearing smart clothes. However, Mr. Brown admitted that, on a positive note, some of his co-workers were extra nice to him and gave him less work to (14) do because they thought he (15) was going to a funeral service.

So, the passage is about Dave Brown, an IT support technician, who faces questions and attention when he dresses up more formally for work, even though it's just his personal choice.