Use the second conditional: "I don’t like my job because it’s badly paid. If my job ______ better paid, I _______ it a lot more."

Rewrite the sentence using a modal verb of obligation/prohibition/advice: "It is forbidden for a security guard to leave the shop."

Use the second conditional: "I love being a journalist because I get to travel a lot. I _________ being a journalist if I _________ travel a lot.

Use the second conditional: "She is a teacher because she believes in the importance of education. If she __________ in the importance of education, she _________ a teacher."

Rewrite the sentence using a modal verb of obligation/prohibition/advice: "It’s necessary for a ‘mystery shopper’ to review the service they get in shops."

Rewrite the sentence using a modal verb of obligation/prohibition/advice: "It is recommended to add your email to your CV."

Use the second conditional: "He can’t be a flight assistant – he’s scared of flying! He ________ a flight assistant if he _______ scared of flying!"

Rewrite the sentence using a modal verb of obligation/prohibition/advice: "As a hotel receptionist, I have the obligation of answering the telephone and being well-organised."

Rewrite the sentence using a modal verb of obligation/prohibition/advice: "It’s not necessary for me to learn the local language in my new job – everybody speaks English!"

Use the second conditional: "We don’t meet many people because we are always so busy with work. We _______ more people if we ________ always so busy with work."