CX_B3_U6_SENTENCE.pptVIP

Here comes your footer Unit Six Sentence Study For many seniors, the time leading up to college graduation and the start of a first job is often chaotic and stressful. （Para.1） Many seniors feel busy, confused and worried during the time before graduation and the start of a first job. You are trying to complete your college career while dealing with the demands of job-hunting, interviews, and facing the reality of the end of schooling (at least for the foreseeable future). (Para.1) You are trying to finish your college life. In the meantime, you are coping with tasks such as finding a job, having an interview, and facing the truth that your schooling is coming to an end. Note that “while” usually introduces adverbial clauses. When the subject of the adverbial clause is the same as the subject of the main clause, the subject of the adverbial clause can be omitted, and the verb is used in its participle form. Other conjunctions; before, after, etc.; can also be used in this kind of structure. e.g. She met Andy while flying to Hawaii. (She met Andy while she was flying to Hawaii.) So, just do your research about employers before jumping to conclusions about the value of certain types of jobs. … some issues arise time and time again as the keys to making a successful transition from life as a student to life as a productive employee. (Para.2) … some matters appear repeatedly, which are essential to transforming successfully from college students into efficient employees. You should always have the zeal to seek out new knowledge and learn from your mistakes. (Para.4) You should always be enthusiastic about searching for new knowledge on your own and learning from the mistakes you make. Perhaps it’s because most of today’s college students grew to adulthood in a period of unsurpassed prosperity and growth, it seems to be a harsh reality to many college seniors and recent grads that obtaining a job offer is very time-consuming and a lot of work – and it’