World of work (Next Move 2)

Complete the sentences with a, an, some or any.

1 Our school needs      [a, an, some, any]new sports equipment.

2 Have you got      [some, a, an, any] brothers or sisters?

3 I don’t want to answer      [any, some, a, an] questions.

4 Is there      [a, some, any, an] information about jobs on the internet?

5 I waited for you for      [any, some, a, an] hour.

6 They had      [some, a, any, an] wonderful holiday in South Africa.

2 Choose the correct options.

A ^{________          [How much, How many]} CDs have you got?

B I haven’t got ^{________      [many, much]}CDs, but I have ________-          [a lot of, much]MP3s.

A There isn’t ^{__________      [much, many]} food in the fridge.

B No, but there is ^{________          [a few, a little]} fruit on the kitchen table.

A ^{__________          [How much, How many]} money can you give me?

B I can’t give you ^{_________          [a lot of, many]}money, I’m afraid.

A Has he got ^{___________          [a lot of, much]} friends at school?

B No, but he has ^{____________          [a few, a little]}good friends.

3 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. (anyone anything everyone everything everywhere no one nothing someone something somewhere).

1 ‘There’s         outside.’ ‘Who is it?’

2 ‘What’s wrong?’ ‘There’s         wrong. I’m fine.’

3          had a good time at the concert. They all loved the music.

4 I can’t see        in the house. They’ve all gone.

5 I put the money           , but I can’t find it.

6 Is there          expensive in this bag?

7 It’s spring and there are flowers            .

8 ‘There’s           under the table.’ ‘What is it?’

9 The food was great! I ate            on my plate.

10 There’s no one in the room. The people have gone home.

Complete the sentences with the words in the box. architect assistant driver electrician instructor

1 Harry is a bus             [architect, assistant, driver, electrician, instructor]. He loves his bus.

2 ‘What’s wrong with the lights?’ ‘I don’t know. Let’s call a(n)             [instructor, electrician, driver, assistant, architect].’

3 ‘Who can help me get fit?’ ‘I know a good fitness              [driver, electrician, instructor, assistant, architect].’

4 ‘How much are those shoes?’ ‘I don’t know. Ask the shop             [architect, assistant, driver, electrician, instructor] .’

5 ‘You’ve got a beautiful house.’ ‘Thank you. We had a great             [electrician, instructor, architect, driver, assistant].’

Match sentences.

Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

1 Mary’s life is             [fascinating, relaxing, satisfying, stressful, well-paid] . She works and she also has four children.

2 They have a             [well-paid, stressful, satisfying, relaxing, fascinating] job in a museum. It’s quiet and there isn’t much work.

3 Tim’s job is             [satisfying, stressful, well-paid, fascinating, relaxing]. He loves being a nurse, and he feels good when he helps people.

4 Claire is a scientist, and she studies animals. Her job is             [relaxing, well-paid, stressful, satisfying, fascinating].

5 Joe makes a lot of money. He’s lucky to have a             [well-paid, stressful, satisfying, relaxing, fascinating] job.

Complete the comments.

1 A I lost five euros.

B It doesn’t        .

2 A I didn’t watch the film on TV last night.

B Oh      .

3 A I got As for all my exams.

B        brilliant!

4 A I didn’t pass any of my exams.

B That’s          !

5 A I scored two goals in the game.

B Well done!

6 A I can’t come on holiday with you.

B       a shame!

Complete the dialogue with the words in the box. There are three words you do not need.

Jim Hi, Eddie. What’s wrong?

Eddie I can’t find my money, so I can’t do anything this weekend.

Jim ¹           [what, terrible, shame, oh, mate, honestly, brilliant] well. You’ll find it somewhere.

Edddie I think someone took it.

Jim That’s ²           [brilliant, honestly, mate, oh, shame, terrible, what].

Eddie Yes, I put it on my desk at school and forgot about it.

Jim ³           [oh, mate, honestly, brilliant, shame, terrible, what] , Eddie! That was stupid.

Eddie Can you give me some money for the cinema?

Jim Sorry, ⁴           [what, terrible, mate, oh, shame, honestly, brilliant]. I haven’t got any.