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He got a job in a shop to earn / take money while he was at university.
earn
Anna was so disappointed that she passed / failed the exam.
failed
He trained to / for be a chef and now has his own restaurant.
to
I might make / take my English exam next month.
take
I chose a career in / of medicine because I want to help people.
in
I did / was unemployed for six months last year.
was
My brother studied very hard to get into / onto university.
into
I got / made a degree in engineering after studying for five years.
got
She applied to / for a job as a nurse in the local hospital.
for
I might do a course of / in business studies next year.
in
be / here / might / not / the / at / They / weekend
They might not be here at the weekend.
I / do / a / might / IT / course / in
I might do a course in IT.
soon / There / be / election / will / an
There will be an election soon.
be / tomorrow / I / work / at / won't / Sorry, but
Sorry, but I won't be at work tomorrow.
need / your / You / umbrella / won't
You won't need your umbrella.
We / you / 'll / again / week / see / next
We'll see you again next week.
time / won't / There / to stop / be / for lunch
There won't be time to stop for lunch.
a / be / It / tomorrow / will / nice / day
It will be a nice day tomorrow.
Find the mistake: You don't talk to anyone during the exam.
You can't talk to anyone during the exam.
Find the mistake: You don't smoke anywhere in this building.
You can't smoke anywhere in this building.
Find the mistake: He don't have to get up early tomorrow.
He doesn't have to get up early tomorrow.
they / book tickets for the film?
Do they have to book tickets for the film?
You / go outside if you want to smoke.
You have to go outside if you want to smoke.
My parents / not work any more.
My parents don't have to work any more.
Your friend / take an exam this week?
Does your friend have to take an exam this week?
I / not have / a visa to visit Italy.
I don't have to have a visa to visit Italy.
You / wear a seatbelt / when you drive in Ireland.
You have to wear a seatbelt when you drive in Ireland.
It isn't raining, so we have to / don't have to take umbrellas.
don't have to
Mike has to / doesn't have to wear a uniform. He can't wear his own clothes.
has to
I have to / don't have to pass my final exams before I go to university.
have to


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