After you’ve read the theory here, you are ready for some practice. Fill in the gaps below with the correct word: job or work.
- I don’t work there anymore. I changed ____s three months ago.
- Forget it! That’s not my _______, and there is no way you can get me to do it!
- You’re becoming pretty boring, you know? You have to stop talking about _________ all day.
- I feel like a champion. I came to _____ really early this morning and got everything I had to do done by lunch!
- The first _______ I ever had was as a babysitter.
- He has enough _____ to keep him busy all weekend.
- I spent the whole day at ______ on my feet. I really should have worn sneakers.
- Oh boy. We have a lot of _____ to do, don’t we?
- I’m incredibly satisfied with my new _______ at this company.
- If you have a government ______, you get good benefits.
- I’m sorry, Rita, but Susan has to finish her ______ around the house before she can come out to play.
- Hey, Terry! Let’s go out for drinks with Tomas after _________!
- He left his last _________ for another one which pays much better.
- She was complaining the whole time we were eating because she had an issue at _________.
- He got fired from his ___________.
- In highly bureaucratic organizations, a lot of _________ is done unnecessarily.
- Tasting chocolate for a living is a hard ________, but somebody’s got to do it.
- The ______ title sounds interesting. But what does the ________ description say?
- If he’s late to _______ one more time, we will have to let him go.
- Wow! This is the third raise you got at this _______!
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ANSWERS
- I don’t work there anymore. I changed jobs three months ago.
- Forget it! That’s not my job, and there is no way you can get me to do it!
- You’re becoming pretty boring, you know? You have to stop talking about work all day.
- I feel like a champion. I came to work really early this morning and got everything I had to do done by lunch!
- The first job I ever had was as a babysitter.
- He has enough work to keep him busy all weekend.
- I spent the whole day at work on my feet. I really should have worn sneakers.
- Oh boy. We have a lot of work to do, don’t we?
- I’m incredibly satisfied with my new job at this company.
- If you have a government job, you get good benefits.
- I’m sorry, Rita, but Susan has to finish her work around the house before she can come out to play.
- Hey, Terry! Let’s go out for drinks with Tomas after work!
- He left his last job for another one which pays much better.
- She was complaining the whole time we were eating because she had an issue at work.
- He got fired from his job.
- In highly bureaucratic organizations, a lot of work is done unnecessarily.
- Tasting chocolate for a living is a hard work, but somebody’s got to do it.
- The job title sounds interesting. But what does the job description say?
- If he’s late to work one more time, we will have to let him go.
- Wow! This is the third raise you got at this job!
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