Jobs & Work
This person answers phone calls and greets visitors.
Receptionist
This adjective means “beautiful” or “handsome.”
good-looking
This adjective is the opposite of “dark.”
light
This is a place where you buy tickets for a concert at the venue.
box office
This disaster happens when water covers land.
flood
This job means taking care of children while their parents are away.
babysitter
Complete: “This perfume ______ great!”
smells
At a party, these are the people who are invited.
guests
Complete the advice: “You ______ stop smoking.”
must / should / ought to
Complete: “There ______ be flying cars in the future.”
may / might / will / are going to
Complete with the present perfect: “She ______ as an actress for twenty years.”
has been / ’s been
Complete: “This meat ______ like chicken.”
tastes
Complete: “Have you taken out the rubbish ______?”
yet
This type of music is also called EDM.
electronic dance music
This word means not having a job.
unemployed
Complete with a comparative modifier: “My new house is ______ bigger than my old one.”
lot / much / a bit / a little
Complete: “She looks ______ her mother.”
like
Complete: “I don’t mind ______ the dishes.”
doing
Complete: “I used ______ live in a small town.”
to
This is a car that doesn’t need a human driver.
self-driving car
Complete with the present perfect: “Have you ever ______ to China?”
been
Complete with a discourse marker: “I can play several instruments, ______, the piano and the guitar.”
for example / for instance
Complete with a contrast linker: “My job is demanding. ______, I like it.”
However
Complete: “It was ______ a long book that I took months to finish it.”
such
Complete: “After he gave me the key, I ______ get in the house.”
was able to