Complete this newspaper article. Choose the correct form
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6. Complete this newspaper article. Choose the correct form.
Five years ago, Julia Pitman had a good job with the Ensure finance company.
Today she is trying hard/bardly to build a new life after a long battle in the courts
with her former employers. When Julia realised that Ensure was cheating its
customers, she reported it to the authorities and to a (1)-day/daily newspaper. She
was sacked from her job, and she took the company to court. The result was a
financial scandal which was (2) high/highly embarrassing for Ensure. Now that
Julia has won her case, she can at last talk (3) free/freely about the company and
about her experience of the world of finance.
Julia is still the (4) good-looking/well-looking, (5) good-dressed/well-dressed
young woman that she was five years ago, but things have not been easy for her.
Just (6) late/lately she hasn't been (7) good/well, and she looks tired. It was a
struggle', she told me. 'Sometimes it (8) hard/hardly seemed worth going on
because everyone was against me. Several times I (9) near/nearly gave up. What
angered me (10) most/mostly of all was that the authorities weren't interested in
what I was telling them, even though I was uncovering criminal behaviour.'
You can read the first part of Julia's story in the Sunday informer next week.
6. Complete this newspaper article. Choose the correct form.
Five years ago, Julia Pitman had a good job with the Ensure finance company.
Today she is trying hard/bardly to build a new life after a long battle in the courts
with her former employers. When Julia realised that Ensure was cheating its
customers, she reported it to the authorities and to a (1)-day/daily newspaper. She
was sacked from her job, and she took the company to court. The result was a
financial scandal which was (2) high/highly embarrassing for Ensure. Now that
Julia has won her case, she can at last talk (3) free/freely about the company and
about her experience of the world of finance.
Julia is still the (4) good-looking/well-looking, (5) good-dressed/well-dressed
young woman that she was five years ago, but things have not been easy for her.
Just (6) late/lately she hasn't been (7) good/well, and she looks tired. It was a
struggle', she told me. 'Sometimes it (8) hard/hardly seemed worth going on
because everyone was against me. Several times I (9) near/nearly gave up. What
angered me (10) most/mostly of all was that the authorities weren't interested in
what I was telling them, even though I was uncovering criminal behaviour.'
You can read the first part of Julia's story in the Sunday informer next week.