CATEGORY 1: WILL vs. WOULD
Which sentence talks about an imaginary situation?
A. I will apply for the job tomorrow.
B. I would apply for the job if I were qualified.
B. I would apply for the job if I were qualified.
Direct advice:
“You should prepare for the interview.”
Report the advice:
She said that I ___ prepare for the interview.
should
If you leave the house later than you planned to, you are...
running late
The opposite of weakness.
strength
You only want to work 20 hours a week. You are looking for a ___ job.
part-time
Complete the sentence:
“I think I ___ get the job.”
will
Direct advice:
“Research the company.”
Report it:
He advised me ___ research the company.
to
This is a document you complete when you want to get a job.
application
Being able to plan your time and finish tasks efficiently.
time management
You want to work 40 hours a week with a regular schedule. You are looking for a ___ job.
full-time
Choose the correct word:
“If I had more experience, I ___ apply for that position.”
would
Change the direct advice into reported advice:
“Improve your communication skills.”
She says to improve your communication skills.
These are things you are good at, such as communication or problem solving.
strengths
The ability to find solutions when something goes wrong.
problem solving
You get a job for six months while another employee is away. Your job is…
temporary
Complete the sentence:
“Don’t worry. I ___ help you with your application.”
will
Which sentence is correct?
A. My teacher advised me to be prepared.
B. My teacher advised me that I to be prepared.
A. My teacher advised me to be prepared.
Someone who works well with other people is a…
team player
A person who pays you to do a job is your…
employer
You get a job with no planned end date. It is a ___ position.
permanent
Correct the mistake:
“If I will get the job, I would be very happy.”
If I get the job, I will be very happy.
OR
If I got the job, I would be very happy.
Report this advice:
“Don't lie during an interview. Be honest about your experience.”
He told me not to lie during an interview and to be honest about my experience.
If a company thinks you have the necessary skills, experience, and education for a job, you are…
qualified
What is the difference between apply and application?
apply=verb
application=noun (the document)
What is another word for hourly pay that is commonly used when talking about a job?
wage