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42it's easy 4) … (fall) into a downward spiral and struggle 5) … (find) themotivation 6) … (look) for work.Those who 7) … (find) themselves in this position need to stay positiveand remember they are not alone as, across the country, others from all sorts ofbackgrounds and sectors 8) … (face) a similar situation.So what can you do 9) … (stay) positive? Research 10) … (show) one ofthe most effective ways of dealing with stress is 11) … (use) social supportnetworks.Use this time 12) … (reflect) on your skills, interests and hobbies.Get in touch with old contacts. Now is a great time to catch up withcolleagues from previous jobs. Chances 13) … (be) they 14) … (move) on to avariety of different employers, or 15) … (promote) to a more senior position inthe company that you 16) … (leave) and 17) … (can) put in a good word foryou if a suitable position 18) … (be) available.If concerns over money 19) … (affect) your positivity, 20) … (arrange) tospeak to a financial advisor, someone at your bank or a member of CitizensAdvice. There 21) … (be) ways to relieve any financial concerns until you 22)… (get) another job, such as taking a mortgage holiday or temporarily loweringmonthly credit card payments.Finally, try not to take redundancy personally. In the current economicclimate, people 23) … (lose) their jobs because of problems in unrelatedindustries, thousands of miles away. You 24) … (be) not to blame.By Susan Welsh. Aberdeen Press and Journal, January 2011. AbridgedAfter watching the film:XXI. Phrases from the film to be remembered. Explain how youunderstand them. Create short conversations where you could use them.1. “I hope it wasn't too much of a bother”.2. “Drove me up the wall!”3. “It‟s ridiculous!”4. “He really fit the bill”.5. “We're no picnic ourselves”.6. “I thought maybe we should just nut up and give this a try”.XXII. Tell as much as you can about what impressed you most in thisfilm. Describe the characters of the movie.