Here are some notes I would make about the underlined words in the job advertisement: - "Lively young waiters and waitresses" - Indicates they are looking for energetic, enthusiastic staff who are young. This gives an idea of the type of person suitable for the role. - "Sea-front café" - Provides context that the café is located by the sea, so possibly a busy tourist location in the summer. This gives an idea of the work environment. - "Earn some extra cash this summer" - Specifies that this is a temporary summer role to earn additional money, rather than a long-term career opportunity. - "Barry Murphy" - The contact name makes the advertisement seem more personal

1. Do you enjoy meeting people?
We’re looking for lively young waiters and waitresses
to work at our sea-front café.
Drop in or drop us a line if you’d like to earn
some extra cash this summer.
Contact:
Barry Murphy
Bright ‘n’ Bubbly
3, Apple Street
Tel: 87509844

2. Do you enjoy meeting people?
We’re looking for lively young waiters and waitresses
to work at our sea-front café.
Drop in or drop us a line if you’d like to earn
some extra cash this summer.
Contact:
Barry Murphy
Bright ‘n’ Bubbly
3, Apple Street
Tel: 87509844

3. You have seen this job
advertisement.
What notes would you make
about the underlined words?
Write an email of application for
the post, including all relevant
information.
Use an appropriate style.

4. Busy high street music
store requires part-time
assistant to work
Saturdays and one
afternoon per week.
Pay negotiable depending
on experience.
Ideal job for someone
interested in music
Apply to: Mr G Jeffreys (Manager)
RGNMMusic Store@hotmail.com