Have to / Has to
Fill in the blank: “I ___ eat breakfast.”
have to
This person gives jobs and pays workers.
employer
When you move to a higher position at work, you get this.
promotion
This word is used to give advice or say something is a good idea.
Should
Add these letters to a one-syllable adjective to make it comparative.
-er
Fill in the blank: “She ___ get up early.”
has to
“She got a new job. Her monthly ______ is higher than before.”
salary
“After ten years at the company, she decided to ______ from her job.”
resign
Make this sentence negative: “You should eat more vegetables.”
You should not eat more vegetables
Change this word into a comparative: “easy.”
easier
Make this sentence negative: “Doctors have to be polite.”
Doctors don’t have to be polite
The opposite of “can't change” is this word.
flexible
The opposite of “wasting time” is being ______.
efficient
Make this into a question: “We should study tonight.”
Should we study tonight?
What is the comparative form of “big”?
bigger
Make a question: “She has to be a doctor.”
Does she have to be a doctor?
“You meet with a company and answer questions before they decide to hire you.” What is this meeting called?
He studies hard and wants to be successful. He is very ______.
ambitious
Please give advice using "should": “Your friend has a cold.”
He should rest or He should see a doctor
You should rest or You should see a doctor
Make this comparative: “interesting.”
more interesting
Change this positive sentence into both a negative and a question:
“Teachers have to work on weekends.”
Teachers don’t have to work on weekends and Do teachers have to work on weekends?
Your boss trusts you to finish work on time and do it well. You are a ______ worker.
reliable
“You put all the papers in order and clean your desk.” What verb describes this action?
organize
Change this positive into both a negative and a question: “Students should do their homework.”
Students should not do their homework and Should students do their homework?
Make the comparative: “good”
better