work & jobs
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She ______ wear a uniform at work.
She has to wear a uniform at work.
I'm sure she ______ pass the exam.
I'm sure she will pass the exam.
Which one expresses permission?
A. must
B. have to
C. can
D. might
c. can
Which is the best formal greeting?
A. Hi!
B. Hello friend
C. Dear Sir/Madam,
D. Hey!
C. Dear Sir/Madam,
I have a lot of _____ to do today
work
Correct or incorrect?
She must to wear a helmet.
INCORRECT
She must wear a helmet.
I'm not sure, but he ______ get the job.
I'm not sure, but he might get the job.
Which sentence means “Maybe she will not come”?
A. She won't come.
B. She mustn't come.
C. She doesn't have to come.
D. She might not come.
D. She might not come.
Which sentence is best to explain the reason for writing?
A. I want this job.
B. I am writing to apply for the position of café assistant.
C. Give me the job.
D. I like cafés.
B. I am writing to apply for the position of café assistant.
What is the difference between work and job?
Work can be a verb or an uncountable noun. Work = activity
Job is a countable noun referring to a specific occupation or position. Job = specific employment
What is the difference?
You mustn't come.
You don't have to come.
Mustn't = prohibition.
Don't have to = no necessity.
Which sentence is more certain?
A. She might come.
B. She will come.
She will come.
Tom has a job interview tomorrow. He's very qualified, but we don't know the company's decision. He ______ get the job.
A. must
B. has to
C. can
D. might
He might get the job.
Which sentence describes skills?
A. I worked in a restaurant last year.
B. I am available at weekends.
C. I am responsible and I work well in a team.
D. I look forward to hearing from you.
C. I am responsible and I work well in a team.
correct the sentence
I have two works
I have two jobs
Correct the mistake:
Does she has to work tomorrow?
Does she have to work tomorrow?
What is the difference?
She won't come.
She might not come.
Won't = stronger negative prediction.
Might not = negative possibility; the speaker is less certain.
Find and correct two mistakes:
She doesn't has to work today, but she might works tomorrow.
She doesn't have to work today, but she might work tomorrow.
Put these parts of a job application email in the correct order:
Mia is ________, so she works for herself. She has good communication ________ and earns a good ________.
Mia is self-employed, so she works for herself. She has good communication skills and earns a good salary.
Choose the best modal:
Employees ______ wear safety glasses. It is compulsory.
Employees ______ use their phones during the break. It is allowed.
Employees ______ smoke inside the laboratory. It is prohibited.
Employees have to wear safety glasses. It is compulsory.
Employees can use their phones during the break. It is allowed.
Employees mustn´t smoke inside the laboratory. It is prohibited.
Correct all the mistakes:
She might goes to the interview, but she will probably gets the job.
She might go to the interview, but she will probably get the job.
Explain the difference between all four:
She will come.
She might come.
She might not come.
She won't come
will → I think it will happen.
might → It is possible.
might not → Maybe it will not happen.
won't → I think it will not happen.
Find and correct the informal expressions:
Hi!
I want to apply for this job.
Write me back soon.
Bye!
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am writing to apply for the position...
I look forward to hearing from you.
Yours faithfully,