First Conditional + jobs (Unit 5)

If I ____________ (become) a waiter in that new restaurant, I ____________ (be) on my feet all day.

It's your first day at work, so Janina ____________ (help) you if you ____________ (not know) what to do.

If you ____________ (not like) working outdoors, you ____________ (not enjoy) this job.

Ben ____________ (get) a pay rise if he ____________ (work) longer hours.

If Sue ____________ (not come) into the office today, ____________ (we / have) the meeting without her?

If I ____________ (start) my new job next week, I ____________ (have) some money at the end of the month.

If you ____________ (not enjoy) repetitive work, you ____________ (not like) this job.

Sharon ____________ (get) an interview if she ____________ (send) her CV to the company today.

If the people in the office ____________ (not eat) all the birthday cake, ____________ (you / save) some for me?

The company ____________ (email) John if they ____________ (need) more sales assistants.

Match the definitions with jobs

Choose the correct answers.

Tom finished university last June, and now he is         [looking, trying, finding]for a job. He has a good degree and he's ready to work hard, but of         [certain, sure, course]it isn't easy to find a job when you don't have much experience. Some friends suggested that he should try to get a job teaching English in anouther country, and he             [thinks, is thinking, thought]about it. He knows that he will have to leave his friends, and he will have to work long         [hours, times, periods], but he is definitely going to apply to some schools in southern Europe. If he is accepted, he           [is taking, takes, will take]the job for a year and see if he likes it.