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- 1. Hard Work Modals of obligation cant, have to, dont have to
- 2. butcher You have to be good at talking to people. (6 points) You have to keep your place of work very clean. (5 points) You cant smoke at work. (4 points) You have to be skilful with a knife. (3 points) You are probably not a vegetarian!. (2 points) You sell meat to other people. (1 point)
- 3. firefighter You have to be adventurous and helpful. (6 points) You cant be afraid of heights. (5 points) You cant work from home. (4 points) You have to be ready for emergencies. (3 points) You have to wear a uniform and a helmet. (2 points) You have to save people from buildings on fire. (1 point)
- 4. dancer You dont work in an office. (6 points) You have to be fit. (5 points) You cant eat unhealthy food. (4 points) You have to do a lot of training. (3 points) You have to be quite musical. (2 points) You like dancing very much. (1 point)
- 5. window cleaner You have to work outside. (6 points) You dont have to travel very far. (5 points) You work with water. (4 points) You have to use a bucket in your work. (3 points) You cant be afraid of heights. (2 points) You have to clean a lot of windows. (1 point)
- 6. tourist guide You like History and Geography. (6 points) You dont have to use a computer. (5 points) You have to be sociable and outgoing. (4 points) You dont have to wear a uniform. (3 points) You have to have a clear voice. (2 points) You have to explain things to tourists. (1 point)
- 7. hairdresser You have to like talking to people. (6 points) You have to stand up for a long time. (5 points) You have to be good with your hands. (4 points) You work with mirrors. (3 points) You help people look more attractive. (2 points) You have to cut and comb other peoples hair. (1 point)
- 8. cant have to dont have to