I worked hard and soon I was ____ (given a better job with more responsibility). They also gave me a good ____ (more money). It was really good ____ (knowledge you get from doing something such as a job), and when my boss left the company a few years later, they gave me an important ____ (a move to a higher job in the company). By my mid-twenties, I was getting a bit ____, and decided I wanted to work abroad in another country. So, I ____ my job (told the company I was leaving; syn resign) and started ____ for jobs in the UK. After a couple of months I ____ a job in London. At first I liked it, but … After six months, I got ____ up with the job – and I think I was ____ myself too much to work very hard. Finally, the company ____ me (told me to leave the company; syn gave me the sack), and after that I was ____ (without a job; syn out of work) for two months. Finally I got a ____ job (working only part of the day or week; opp full-time job) in the kitchen of a restaurant. I loved the restaurant. I learned how to cook, and two years later I ____ manager. Three years after that I opened my ____ restaurant. It was very ____ it did well and made money,and twenty years later, I ____ five restaurants, and I was the owner of two hotels. I believe anyone can ____ (be successful if they work hard enough – and have a little bit of luck). Last year, aged sixty, I ____ and went back to Italy.

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