Read short stories. Choose the right option
Jack Gofman: 50 percent of my time is spent in the office, and the other part is spent in the courtroom. I have never had any clients. I have customers. They arrive at me with legal issues, which I help them with. It's a difficult profession since you're responsible for your customers' well-being, but it's also incredibly rewarding. A few of my customers were recently detained for a crime they didn't commit, and I was successful in convincing the police that they had made a mistake. It's a wonderful feeling to assist individuals who are in distress.
- Jack has got [customers|prisoners|clients].
- Jack's profession is a [legal issue|commitment|reward].
- Jack works in the [prison|court|jail].
Tom Hillfman: In my profession, I have to be quite cautious. If you don't realize what you're doing, working with wires, cables, and plugs may be quite dangerous. You might get electrocuted if you make a mistake. But, of course, I've been trained, and I'm confident that nothing like that will ever happen to me. Every day, I do anything from changing an elderly lady's light bulbs to rewiring an entire facility. That's one of the reasons I enjoy my job: it's so varied. You're at a different location practically every day, and people wouldn't be able to cook, listen to music, or even see at night if I didn't help them.
- Tom works as a [journalist|electrician|office worker].
- Tom's may get [executed|electrocuted|examined].
- Tom can [change|shoot|rewire] an entire facility.