4 Underline the correct form. There are some students who feel a depressed / depressing by studying, especially subjects which they find b confused / confusing. They often leave their work until the last minute, and then find the amount they have to do is simply ¢ exhausted / exhausting, or they are d embarrassed / embarrassing to admit that they need help. They simply become more and more e worried / worrying,and then work even less than before. Or they blame the school system, because the subjects they are studying are just not f interested / interesting. However, you may be g surprised / surprising to know that very few students feel this way, according to recent research. In fact, most students don't find school work h annoying / annoyed at all. They are usually i excited / exciting by the subjects they are studying, and they feel j satisfied / satisfying when they do something well. Py p 3B FE 2 a cs vy i} rs2 Underline the correct form. Many students report that they often feel a bored / boring by studying. This is not b surprised / surprising when you consider how some students study.A recent report, which many teachers find ¢ worried / worrying, suggests that a majority of students listen to music at the same time as studying. However, what experts say about this issue is rather ci confused / confusing. Some people study more effectively when they are e relaxed / relaxing, and listening to music may help. Students who are f worried | worrying by the pressure of school may find that they are ina better mood if their music is playing. When they become more g interested / interesting in what they are studying, they do not in fact ‘listen’ to the music at all. It just becomes background noise. On the other hand, there are certainly students who find the music more h entertained / entertaining than their schoo! work, and never really concentrate on their work at all. So perhaps we shouldn't be i surprised / surprising to discover that listening to music helps some but not all, though this can also depend on the type of music.And it also depends on what students are supposed to be studying. Anyone who listens to music while trying to read and remember details will almost certainly be j distracted / distracting by the music. So in the end, perhaps it’s a matter of ‘what works for you’“JlOuNOD ay} Jog IINGor Ueeq jsnf sey [ey UMO} BY] “9 *s Jouvalo ysipetoods v ye pouwojo Surog si yoyo! AP *¢ “yoom yxou Jaded GA Aur sredos 0) Sur08 st ‘ueroLoa]o ue s oYM ‘OULU JO PUdL Yb ‘asnoy ino poyuredos sey Joyelosop y “¢ “o[Ays yuoszagyip Ajayopduuoo e& ur rey Aur no Jossorpurey oy “7 “reo AUL UI [IO ay) padueyo orueysaw oy “| +4a8 10 aAvY Busn $9IUIJUAS ASIY} 3LAMIY,BERBER EBRREEEBREBREBE SH Se a ae ae a ae a ae ae at ae aie ait ah ae ae ae a a at ae he a a ae r THE CAUSATIVE Ghange these active sentences using the causative. The hairdresser cuts my hair evary other month. ' | could finally find someone to fix the computer. Teould I'm going to take my winter coat to the dry cleaner's tomorrow. ' They have never painted thair flat themselves. They have always asked somebody to do it for them. Thoy My car broke down yesterday. | must ask the mechanic to repair it for me. I must | would like to have a swimming-pool in the garden. Do you know anyone who could build one for me? I would Is your eye sight OK? Ifnot you should ask an optician to check it for you. ‘You should Before | installed a new printer | had asked a friend of mine to upgrade my old computers Il L would like to see tattoos on your arm. You mustn't go to 2 tattoo saloon. You mustn't I love wearing earrings. | asked a specialist to pierce my ears when | was 9. Il I'm going to see the dentist at 4 pm tomorrow. He is going to fill my wisdom tooth. Pm This carpet looks nice and clean. Have you recently asked somahoty to clean it for you? Have " He Be Be He De Ha a he ee ae ae a eae ae a at at he ae SH ae REBRRAEABABREBREBAABRHASE