Jobs
will and going to
describing jobs / holiday jobs
first conditional
PREFIXES
100

The person who cuts and styles your hair.

hairdresser

100

“I ___ stay in tonight. I’ve got the DVD ready.”

am going to

100

This adjective describes a job that makes you feel very tired.

tiring

100

When does the if clause NOT need a comma?

-
100

Which prefix means “wrongly”?

mis-

200

A health worker who helps in emergencies and travels in an ambulance.

paramedic

200

“Look at those clouds! It ___ rain.”

is going to

200

This adjective describes a job that uses imagination.

creative

200

Correct the mistake: “If it will rain, we will stay home.”

If it rains, we will stay home.

200

Which prefix means “half”?

semi-

300

A lawyer who gives legal advice.

solicitor

300

“Somebody’s at the door. I ___ see who it is.”

will

300

This adjective describes a job where you feel worried and under a lot of pressure.

stressful

300

Complete: “If I ___ (not get) to university, I ___ (not earn) as much money.”

don’t get / won’t earn

300

Use a prefix: “Please write the sentence again.” 

Please rewrite the sentence.

400

This person designs buildings.

architect

400

What is the difference between “I’ll call her tonight” and “I’m going to call her tonight”?

I’ll = decision made now or a promise; I’m going to = plan already decided

400

Which holiday job involves looking after children in a family’s home?

au pair

400

Complete: “You ___ (be) much happier if you ___ (find) a less stressful job.”

will be / find

400

Replace “slept too long” with one word

overslept

500

This person flies a plane.

pilot

500

Tell me a plan you have for the weekend

-

500

This person trains a team, wears a uniform and is on their feet a lot.

sports coach

500

Rewrite with the if clause second: “If we take a taxi, we won’t be late.”

We won’t be late if we take a taxi.

500

Replace “a society with lots of people of different cultures” with one word.

multicultural

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