A2 Use of English

A2Work15 min

Test 2: Starting a new job

A mixed test about Lena's first weeks in a new job: present perfect, have to, should, will and work words.

This test checks the present perfect with for, since, just and yet, have to and should, will, adverbs and words about work. The sentences follow Lena in her first weeks at a design office.

Exercise 1 of 3

Choose the correct answer

Choose the word or words that best complete each sentence.

  1. Lena _____ a new job at a design office last month.

  2. On her first day, her manager _____ her to the rest of the team.

  3. Lena earns a good _____ in her new job.

  4. You _____ wear a suit, but you can if you want to.

  5. She's worked here _____ two weeks.

  6. She's a little nervous, _____ she's also very excited.

  7. Her desk is _____ the window, so she has a lot of light.

  8. If you have a problem, you _____ ask Kofi. He's very helpful.

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Exercise 2 of 3

Write one word

Type one word in each gap.

  1. Lena just finished her first week, and she likes the job.

  2. She's responsible the company website.

  3. Have you ever worked a waiter?

  4. The office is the fifth floor.

  5. Lena gets well with her new colleagues.

  6. The director is on holiday until next week, so Lena hasn't met her .

  7. you like a coffee before the meeting?

  8. Her manager asked her write a short report.

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Exercise 3 of 3

Write the correct form

Type the correct form of the word in brackets. Some answers need more than one word.

  1. Lena (work) here since June.

  2. Her new job is (interesting) than her old one.

  3. She (meet) a lot of new people since Monday.

  4. Yesterday she (leave) the office at six.

  5. Lena is very good at (draw).

  6. I'm sure you (enjoy) working here.

  7. Her manager speaks very (quiet).

  8. Monday is the (busy) day of the week.

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Source

Original lesson by Joy English.

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