general practice

My name's Laura, and I have a journalism degree. When I finished university last year, I started looking ​​​​ (a)   a job as a journalist. I applied for hundreds of jobs all over the UK, and I went to a ​ (b)   interviews, but they all told ​ (c)   that they needed someone with experience.

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I never got ​ (a)   job offers. After four months of applying for journalism jobs, I ​ (b)   to take any type of work while I continued planning my professional future.

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Now I​ (a)   as a waitress at a restaurant​​ (b)   my home – I just need to cross the street and I'm​ (c)   work. It's a temporary job, but I started it five months ago!

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I enjoy​ (a)   as a waitress. I'm a very social person, and working at a restaurant you meet people all the time, but it is also physically hard.

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When I am at home, I​ (a)   exhausted, and I​ (b)   about my future career as a journalist.

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What​ (a)   to do?

I think that the​ (b)   thing I can do is quit my job, but I'm living alone, and I need the money for the rent.

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My parents​ (a)   me to leave the restaurant and move back with them until I find a good job, but I​ (b)   to lose my independence.

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The waiter (a)   the fish.

I had soup as a starter and a steak as a (a)   .

The restaurant will be busy tonight, so I think we should (a)   .