Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing + Modals

X: How did your job interview go?

Y: They asked me a lot of personal questions and it wasn’t very nice.

X: ________.

• How embarrassing

• I’m so relieved!

• It sounds like a satisfying experience.

X: I’m determined to become a police officer.

Y: ________

X: I know. But I don’t want to do anything too easy or repetitive.

• It’s a charming job.

• It’s a rewarding job.

• It’s a challenging job.

X: The financial situation at Paul’s company does not look good.

Y: ______

• Yes, it is worrying.

• Yes, it is worried.

• Yes, they worried.

X: What does your dad do?

Y: He drives a taxi all day. When he gets home,__________.

• it’s exhausted

• he’s exhausting

• he’s exhausted

X: I don’t understand these instructions. They’re terrible!

Y: I agree. __________

• They’re confusing.

• I’m confusing.

• They’re confused.

X: There’s a lot of competition in advertising.

Y: ________

X: Then you should be fine.

• Well, I like to compete.

• Well, it is a good competition.

• Well, I’m not very competitive.

X: You never have any free time.

Y: _________

• I know. I work night shifts.

• I know. I work long hours.

• I know. I work part-time.

X: Why do you want to be a taxi driver?

Y: ________.

X: That’s not a very good reason!

• Because I have to wear a uniform.

• Because I mustn’t wear a uniform.

• Because I needn’t wear a uniform.

I ....... remember to take my laptop to school tomorrow.

• must

• mustn't

You ........ wear special clothes – it's obligatory.

• need to

• don't have to