VI. Complete the e-mail. Use the correct form of the words in the box.

aim / save complicated / work out easy / work great / have someone / replace place / stay time / apply important / get sure / be welcome / share wonderful / hear

Hi Tasha,

Thanks for your letter. It was (0) …..wonderful to hear….. from you. Sorry I haven’t been in touch for a  while - the new job is keeping me busy. I thought it would be (48) ……………………………………………  as a hotel receptionist but the job is more demanding than I expected. Some of the bills are quite  (49) …………………………………………………… and of course it’s (50) ……………………………… ……………… for me …………………………………… them right. Having said that, it’s (51) ……………

……………………………………… a job. My (52) …………………………………… is ………………… ………… £500 by the end of the holidays - that will go a long way towards paying my tuition fees next year. What are your plans? Why don’t you come here to work? It’s a good (53) …………………………… ……………………… for work in the restaurant. One of the waitresses left last week and they’re looking for  (54) …………………………………………………… her. Don’t worry about finding a(n) (55) ……………

……………………………………… - you’re (56) …………………………………………………… my flat  with me. They keep you busy here but there’s (57) …………………………………………………… time for  us to enjoy ourselves too. Think about it.

Erica.