Off to work (Focus 4)

1. If you work hard and are confident, you are highly likely to achieve your          [goals, deadline, dates, output]. How did Katy become so successful?'

2. 'By always putting her       [head, mind, soal, heart] into everything she does!'

3. Now that Chris has got his degree and would like to work for an IT company, he's ready to enter the                  [job market, manual job, voluntary work, career prospects]

4. Sometimes at work, it's better to be quiet and not        [speak, talk, tell, say] your mind or you might annoy your colleagues.

5. Why are you working so hard? If you aren't careful, you'll       [set, look, find, burn]out!

6. he manager gives us various and incredibly challenging tasks to           [keep out, carry out, talk out, burn out] each week.

7. If you have something important to do, don't wait or       [put, take, leave, do] it off until later.

8. Although some skills may be difficult to learn, such as time management, you should keep      [to, at, for, on] them because they’re extremely useful.

9. You mustn't be late for work; you should always be             [patient, punctual, polite, purposeful] otherwise your boss might think you don't respect his time.

10. When you have a task to do, don't let anything else distract you; be                [fair-minded, level-headed, laid-back, single-minded]and complete it.

11. Daniel's job is difficult and he hasn't had a holiday in a long time; he's tired and              [overworked, punctual, enthusiastic, hard-working]

12. My manager, who is very                [overworked, prceptive, knowledgeable, responsible] about advertising, has been able to teach me a lot.

__________ a goal

______ sth day in, day out

______ the job market

_______ your career prospects

_____ your output

_____ your heart into smth

_____ your full potential

_____ your mind

_______ for yourself

____ to a deadline