Vocabulary
If you take ______, you have some days away from your work.
time off
To ___ means to stop doing something, e.g. ___ smoking, or ___ work if you can’t do it any more.
give up
I don’t study for my school exams, so I don’t do well.
If I studied for my school exams, I ____ well.
would do
Companies might give their staff _____ if the company has done particularly well.
a bonus
To ___ a business means to start it running, to establish it.
set up
I’m not rich, so I have to work.
If I were rich, I ____ have to work.
wouldn't
____ means you will start to earn more money than you did before.
a pay rise
When you try to ___ something, you want some information, for example for a proj
find out
I buy lots of magazines, so I never have any money.
If I ____ so many magazines, I’d have more money
didn't buy
_____ means you can start and finish work when you choose, as long as you complete a certain number of hours in the day.
flexible hours
You ___ things that aren’t useful any more. You might put them in the rubbish or recycle them.
throw out
If Bill had a car, he’d give you a lift to work.
Bill ___ a car, so he can’t give you a lift to work.
doesn't have
_____ people manage their own work and don't work for a company
self-employed
You _____ the answer to something, such as a difficult sum or calculation
work out
If Anna studied harder, her results would be better.
Anna ____hard, so her results aren’t good.
doesn't study