VOCABULARY

1 Complete the sentences with the names of jobs. The first

letter for each word is given. GRAMMAR
0 My dad is a Maths teacher. He works at a 4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in
secondary school. brackets. Use the Present Continuous tense.
0 I 'm walking (walk) along the beach in Portugal right now.
1 My sister is a shop a            in a shoe shop.
1 The children are very quiet but I'm sure they                        
2 George is a f            – he grows a lot of vegetables.
(not sleep) yet.
3 A m            can repair your car when there's a problem.
2 Why            that child                         (cry)?
4 My aunt is a n            at the local hospital.
3 I hope Phil                         (not ride) his bike. It's so cold!
5 A g            looks after the flowers in the park.
4 Just a moment! I                         (take) a shower right now!
6 An a            designs lots of different buildings.
5 I can't see you. Where                         (you / stand)?
7 You call a p            if you have a broken pipe.
6 Are we on the right train? This is our station and it
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2 Complete the sentences with words from the box. There are
three extra words.

boss earn email experience fit opinion pay VOCABULARY

responsible travel voluntary work
1 Complete the sentences with the words from the box. There
are two extra words.
0 Can you send me an email with Jenny's address?
1 My job is boring: I ask people their            and write down bottle fridge get ingredient make meal
their answers.
pan recommend trolley tub
2 I never            long hours – I usually go home at three
o'clock. 0 We need one more ingredient to prepare
3 Matt works for a            company – he can help you find a
cheap holiday.
dinner.
4 Sally wants to gain some            by working this summer. 1 Can you            a good restaurant in the city centre?
5 My weekly            is usually about three hundred pounds. 2 Special offer: a            of oil just £2.50.
6 He doesn’t get paid – it’s            work. 3 The price of a three-course            in this restaurant is £75.
7 In my job, I’m            for looking after three children. 4 Don't put the vegetables there – it isn't our           .
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6 Put the milk in the            to keep it cool.
7 Have you got a frying            to cook these mushrooms?
3 Choose the correct word or phrase, A, B or C, to complete
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the sentences.
0 A: Is your brother happy in his new job?
B: No, because he doesn't work A. 2 Complete the sentences with the correct words. The first
A full-time B all-time C total-time letter for each word is given.
1 A: Tell me something about your boss. 0 A yellow exotic fruit is called a banana.
B: I don’t like her – she's very    . 1 The m            is very short. They only serve burgers and hot
A well-paid B unpleasant C exciting dogs here.
2 A: Do you go to the office every day? 2 I always put some h            in my tea to make it sweet.
B: No, I sometimes work     . 3 A s            is a small red fruit.
A for home B back home C from home 4 This restaurant is very e            . Let's go to a kebab bar. It's
3 A: I have a     job during July and August. cheap.
B: That’s great! Where are you working? 5 A b            is useful to carry your shopping home from the
A holiday B free-time C meeting supermarket.
4 A: I really wish I could work in a     in my job. 6 I must buy a l            of bread – we haven’t got any left.
B: Why? Do you normally work alone? 7 Have you got any tomato k            – I love it on sausages.
A company B team C group
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5 A: Why are you so unhappy in your job?
B: Because it’s very     -paid!
A badly B unwell C poor
6 A: Are you enjoying your new job at the hairdresser’s?
B: Yes, it’s great, and I can use all the     skills I learned at
college.
A hand B physical C practical
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3 Choose the correct word or phrase, A, B or C, to complete
the dialogues.
0 A: What do you want B ?
B: Nothing. I'm not hungry.
5 Complete the sentences with a, an or the. If an article is not
A at breakfast B for breakfast C with breakfast
needed, write Ø.
1 A: I don't like Indian food because it is often very spicy.
B: Yes, I hate     food too. 0 Jason is a good cook.
A hot B sweet C typical 1 My sister lives in            Manchester.
2 A: Are these eggs     ? 2 There's a supermarket near my house.
B: Yes, I bought them this morning.            supermarket opens at nine.
A new B strong C fresh 3 Do you like            coffee?
3 A: Would you like a cola? 4 I'd like to eat            orange right now.
B: No thanks, it’s full of sugar and really     . 5 Do you like            burgers that I make?
A dangerous B unhealthy C messy 6 I’d like            carton of milk, please.
4 A: How do you make this soup? /6
B: It's very simple. I always use this     .
A menu B checkout C recipe
5 A: What are the best     dish in Italy? 6 Complete the text with the words in the box. You need to
change some of the words into plurals.
B: Pizza and pasta – I love them both!
A traditional B wild C favourite bread chocolate egg milk potato
6 A: What are the main     in this dish? party sandwich
B: Rice, of course, and seafood!
A mixtures B slices C ingredients
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On weekdays, I don’t usually have time for a big
breakfast. I usually have two fried (0) eggs and a
glass of orange juice. But weekends are different.
GRAMMAR
On Saturday mornings, I have my favourite
4 Complete the sentences with words from the box. You need
to use some of the words more than once.
breakfast – two slices of (1)            with butter and
two big glasses of (2)           . For lunch, I usually have
any lot many much some chicken with some boiled (3)            and carrots. I
Mark: Would you like (0) some of this Spanish always have a few bars of (4)            in the cupboard
cake? and I have one or two pieces after lunch. I often go
to (5)            in the evening and there are usually lots
Anna: Yes, please! It looks delicious.
of different (6)            there. My favourite ones are
Mark: How (1)            sandwiches shall I make? with cheese or seafood.
Anna: Sorry, we haven't got (2)            bread!
Mark: There are (3)            carrots in the kitchen.
Anna: Yes, but not (4)           .
Mark: How (5)            milk is there in the fridge?
Anna: There's a (6)            of milk.
Mark: Do we need a (7)            of tuna?
Anna: No, not (8)            – we already have one tin.
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