ГДЗ по Английскому Языку 10 Класс Модуль 3c Номер 11 Ваулина — Подробные Ответы

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1 Г-н Смит работает на заводе.
2 Мой папа работает для Брауна и Ко
3 Он отвечает за десять человек.
4 Он не может справиться со своими проблемами.
5 Он отвечает за команду людей.

Prepositions in Professional Contexts
Prepositions often help describe relationships between actions and people, roles, or responsibilities. Below are some common prepositions used when talking about work and duties.

2. for – used to show employment or purpose
Meaning:
Used when saying which company or organization someone works for.

Example:
Mr. Smith is employed by Thomson & Thomson.
Mr. Smith works for the company Thomson & Thomson.

3. in – used in the phrase “in charge of”
Phrase: in charge of – to be responsible for or manage something or someone

Meaning:
Shows that a person is managing or supervising people or tasks.

Example:
My uncle is in charge of a team of ten people.
He manages ten employees.

4. with – used in the phrase “deal with”
Phrase: deal with – to work with or handle people or situations

Meaning:
Describes who or what someone interacts with in their job.

Example:
Nurses often deal with many patients during the day.
They interact with lots of people regularly.

5. for – used in the phrase “responsible for”
Phrase: be responsible for – to have a duty to look after or manage something or someone

Meaning:
Used to show what a person must take care of or ensure the safety/success of.

Example:
A pilot is responsible for the safety of passengers.
They ensure the passengers are safe during the flight.

Prepositions are small but powerful words in English. They often come before nouns and show relationships between words in a sentence. When talking about jobs, roles, and responsibilities, certain prepositions are used in common expressions.

Let’s look at some of these prepositions: for, in, with, and another use of for.

1. for – shows employment or purpose
Used in: «work for», «responsible for»

Structure:
Subject + work for + company/person
Subject + be responsible for + noun

Meaning:
This preposition is used when someone is employed by a company or when they have a duty to take care of someone or something.

Examples:
Mr. Smith works for Thomson & Thomson.
(Mr. Smith is employed by the company Thomson & Thomson.)

A pilot is responsible for the safety of the passengers.
(The pilot must take care of and protect the people on board.)

Notes:
“Work for” tells us who you are employed by.
“Responsible for” shows your area of duty or control.

2. in – used in “in charge of”
Used in: «be in charge of»

Structure:
Subject + be in charge of + noun/people/task

Meaning:
This phrase is used when someone has authority over people, tasks, or departments. It means they manage or lead something.

Example:
My uncle is in charge of ten people.
(He supervises and leads a team of ten employees.)

Notes:
“In charge of” is used to talk about leadership or responsibility in a group or job.

3. with – used in “deal with”
Used in: «deal with people/things»

Structure:
Subject + deal with + noun/person/problem

Meaning:
This phrase means to interact with, manage, or handle a person, group, or situation.

Example:
Nurses have to deal with a lot of people every day.
(They work with and care for many patients on a daily basis.)

Notes:
You can “deal with” people (patients, customers), or problems (complaints, stress).