Part 3. The passage below contains 10 mistakes in spelling, grammar and word form. UNDERLINE the mistakes and WRITE THEIR CORRECT FORMS in the space provided. (10 pts) Stress is the result of a struggle and battle that you don't have the resources to cope with. Some stress at work is inevitable - it's an inherent part of getting things do, of moving projects on. And, of course, some jobs are much more stressful than another, especially if you have to manage staff (getting a nationwide team of salespeople to see targets, for example) or deal with difficult situations (nurses and doctors must cope with all sorts of stress when human life is in stake. But this sort of stress is usually short-lived and well rewarded emotionally, if not financial. In most cases, the more stressful the job, the more greater the pay. Most importantly, this is the stress the person can anticipate and choose to take on when they agree to do the job, so they can go preparing with tactics to minimize the effects. More damaging is stress that relate to the way you're expected to do the job, or to demands to be made on you that exceed your expectations of the job. This sort of stress is most likely to lead to illness.