Worksheets20. Working conditions (Pre-Intermediate)
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 2hrs 10mins
Match the types of work schedules with their descriptions.
— a job where people work only several hours a day
(a)
— a job where people work for the whole day
(a)
— a work schedule in which a person chooses the hours that they work
(a)
— to work either during the day or during the night
(a)
(a) — work from anywhere (from home, from a coffee shop)
(a) — the money you get for work
— to be the one who makes important decisions
(a)
— a day when you don't work
(a)
— to work more hours than usual
(a)
— a period when you don't work because you are ill
(a)
Choose the correct options.
My wife works ______ , so she has time to take care of the children.
full-time
part-time
If you can work at any time that is comfortable for you, it means you work _____ .
flexible hours
in shifts
He is _______ for the marketing department.
remote
responsible
You don't have to work ______ for free! If you stay at work longer, you should get more money!
remotely
overtime
Miranda travels a lot, so _____ work is perfect for her.
remote
full-time
My father has a good ______ . He managed to buy a car after a year at the new company.
salary
sick leave
Choose the correct modal verbs.
Abby _____ give a presentation at this meeting because the boss asked her to do it.
has to
must
I'm ill and I want to lie down and do nothing, but I feel that I _____ go to work.
has to
must
Sanji _____ do this task. It's not his job, he is just helping you.
doesn't have to
mustn't
There's a conference tomorrow. You have no choice, you _____ take part in it.
have to
must
This is our boss's parking space, so you _____ park your car here.
don't have to
mustn't
I feel bad about lying to my boss. I ______ do it again.
don't have to
mustn't
You _____ work overtime, but you can do it if you want.
don't have to
mustn't
doesn't have to
Complete the sentences with the correct modal verbs.
Luffy will take part in a swimming competition. He (a) train every day if he wants to win.
Robin and Shanks (a) help you to find a new job. Why do you ask them to help you every time?
Employees (a) take a day off if there isn't an important reason.
Last week, Franky (a) work a day shift because his colleague was ill.
Nami (a) work in an office because the employees in her company can work remotely.
We (a) check in when we come to work. Our boss gets angry if we don't.
Complete the sentences with the correct positive (+) or negative (–) forms of the modal verbs.
I (to have to) (a) go to work today. It's Saturday.
She (to have to) (a) complete her project today so as not to break the deadline.
You (must) (a) speak in the library. It's a rule.
You (must) (a) do it immediately! This task is very important.
I don't understand anything. Just tell me what I (to have to) (a) do.
You (to have to) (a) go to the grocery store today. We have enough food in our fridge.
When I was a child, I (to have to) (a) help my parents about the house and I did it.
She (to have to) (a) go there right now. She can do it tomorrow.
It's a difficult task, but I (to have to) (a) do all the work alone. We have an entire team working on this project.
My cousins (to have to) (a) wake up very early because they lived close to their school.
Choose the correct options.
Stop using rude words during meetings! — You _____ use rude words during meetings.
mustn't
don't have to
You can call them, but it isn't necessary. — You ___ call them.
mustn't
don't have to
I want to complete a lot of tasks before the weekend. — I ______ complete a lot of tasks before the weekend.
must
have to
My boss said that it's necessary to complete the report today. — I (must / have to) complete the report today.
(a)
The speed limit here is 60 kph. It's not allowed to drive faster. — We (mustn't / don't have to) drive here faster than 60 kph.
(a)
There is no need to wear a uniform. — You (don't have to / have to) wear a uniform.
(a)
Our managers think that it's necessary for us to do this training course. — We (don't have to / have to) do this training course.
(a)
I feel that I need to do some training course. — I (must / have to) do some training course
(a)
Complete the sentences with the missing expressions.
(a) do this task alone? I don't think he can do it.
You can bring your lunch with you, so you (a) buy food in the cafe.
Friday is our deadline, so we (a) finish the project by the end of the week.
When Ace was a teenager, he (a) train a lot to become a champion.
Vivi (a) help everyone in the office, but she can't ignore her colleagues' problems.
Fill in the gaps with the expressions from the list.
(a) work means that you work 8 hours a day
I would like to work (a) — to start working at 11 or 12 o'clock.
I think it's very difficult to (a) because you don't sleep at night sometimes.
App developers often choose (a) because the only thing they need for work is a stable Internet connection.
Many librarians work (a) because libraries are not popular nowadays, and they have short working hours.
If you catch a cold, you should take (a) and stay at home for a couple of days.
I am (a) for many challenging projects at work.
We often (a) as we always have deadlines, and our boss gets really angry if somebody leaves work earlier than he does. But he usually goes home at 9 p.m.!
Bonney wants to take a (a) tomorrow because it's her sister's wedding.
I know that my friend Jacob has a high (a) . He can buy almost anything!
Correct the mistake.
(Must I) come here at 8 o'clock every morning?
(a)
All passengers (have to / don't have to / must / mustn't) wear seat belts.
(a)
You (don't have to / mustn't) feed animals in the zoo.
(a)
