Focus 2 - Unit 6 - Just the job oefentoetsen & antwoorden

DoctorHairdresserReceptionistPlumber BuilderFlight attendantShop assistantPoliticianDentistLibrarian  51018239647 5361472 ActiveAdventurousCaringFriendlyOptimisticResponsibleSensibleAmbitiousEnergeticPractical 514632 needn’tmustn’tneedn’tmustn’tneedn’tToelichtingMustn’t = not permittedNeedn’t = not necessary Do you have to… – Yes, I do./No, I don’t.Can you… - Yes, I can./No, I can’t.Can you… - Yes, I can./No, I can’t.Do you have to… - Yes, I do./No, I don’t.Do you have to… - Yes, I do./No, I don’t.ToelichtingHave to = necessary Can = permitted A firefighter doesn’t have to know many languages.A school teacher doesn’t have to wear glasses.A bookkeeper has to be good at maths.A bartender has to work at the weekends.A surgeon has to have steady hands.ToelichtingHas to = necessary Doesn’t have to = not necessary excitedamazingboredinterestedtiredinterestingToelichting-ed adjectives describe how people feel.-ing adjectives describe the thing (or person) that causes the feeling. c. I am writing with reference to your advertisement on LinkedIn.h. I am writing to express my interest in the position of sales representative for your company’s products.b. Currently, I am a sales representative at the local energy company.e. I found your advertisement very interesting, because I would like to work as a sales representative on a more national level.g. Before my current job I worked as a store salesman at a company that sells electronics and computer hardware. Please refer to my CV for more information about my work history.a. I would be a suitable candidate for the job, because I have done similar work for five years and I am a perfect fit for the team.d. I am available for interviews every weekday between noon and 2 p.m.f. I look forward to hearing from you. knew – would callwas/were – would makeloved – would kisswould go – was not/were notwas/were – would studyparticipated – would winwould understand – listenedwould not be happy - leftToelichting:You use the Second Conditional to talk about the present or future result of an imaginary situation. Imaginary situation → resultif + past simple would/would not + verb Example: If I had money, I would go on vacation. Instead of If I/he/she/it was, we can also say If I/he/she/it were. Were is more formal than was. If I was/were a king, I would have a lot of money.If I had many friends, I would not spend a lot of time alone.If Frankie was not unemployed, he would have an income.If we lived close to our friends, we would get many visitors. Toelichting: Zie toelichting bij 11.