Example Matching (how it usually works)

If phrases 1–6 are something like:

1. You must wear a uniform → a (strong obligation)
2. You mustn’t smoke here → b (prohibition)
3. You don’t have to come → c (no obligation)
4. I had to study yesterday → d (past obligation)
5. I will have to work tomorrow → e (future obligation)
6. You should see a doctor → f (advice)

obligationno obligationprohibitionpast / future obligationadvice

2)

He was reliable and punctual. When he was working in the burger van, he had to work on time. He also had to be polite to the customers. However, the job didn’t have to take much responsibility as his boss dealt with the difficult situations.

He had to get up early because the van opened at 11 am. When he wanted to, he didn’t have to take days off.

Now that he has changed to a new job, things are different. Although he likes it, it affects his life because it is a very high-pressure job, so he has to work to tight deadlines. However, he doesn’t have to work outside, which is nice.

3)

Communication skills
→ I acquired this skill at school by talking to classmates and teachers. Teamwork
→ I learned this by working on group projects. Time management
→ I developed this skill by doing my homework on time. Problem-solving
→ I got this skill by solving difficult tasks and exercises. Responsibility
→ I learned this by completing my duties at school and at home. Computer skills
→ I acquired this by using a computer for studying.