Present perfect (affirmative)
I have applied to that job.
Will you go to the job interview later?
I will go to the job inverview later.
She [not/see] the job application.
She has not seen the job application.
Will she become an author?
No, she won’t become an author.
Someone who cooks food is a [ ].
cook
You [play] football for a long time.
You have played football for a long time.
Will she study acting?
She will study acting.
They have not learned about the job requirements.
Will he get a qualification nursing?
He won’t get a qualification in nursing.
Someone who styles people’s hair is a [ ].
hairdresser
She [become] a doctor after working hard.
She has become a doctor after working hard.
Will they write their CVs?
They will write their CVs.
He [not/find] a job yet.
He has not found a job yet.
Will he be a bus driver?
Someone who sells products in a shop is a [ ].
shop assistant
They [chose] to work in the music industry.
They have chosen to work in the music industry.
Will you search for a part-time job?
I will search for a part-time job.
I [not/leave] my job. I am still employed.
I have not left my job. I am still employed.
Will they study business?
No they won’t study business, they will study engineering.
Someone who saves people from fires is a [ ].
firefighter
He [go] to university to study architecture.
He has gone to university to study architecture.
Will she train to become a pilot?
She will train to become a pilot.
She [not/do] a job interview yet.
She has not done a job interview yet.
Will you accept the full-time job?
No, I won’t accept the full-time job.
Someone who uses the law to defend their clients is called a [ ].
lawyer