It’s now six weeks later. You didn’t get out of bed. You didn’t listen to Zak Washington’s advice. You didn’t get a job, and now you are so poor that you have to return to your own country. Make the past situations into conditional sentences.

Example. I didn’t listen to Zak Washington. I didn’t get a job. If I had listened to Zak Washington, I would have got a job.

I stayed in bed most of the day listening to hippy music. When I arrived the jobcentre was closed.

I told the woman in the jobcentre that I didn’t have any references. She told me I wouldn’t be able to get a job.

She wasn’t nice to me, because I’m foreign.

She told me I that I needed perfect English for the washing up job. So I couldn’t apply for the position.

I told the woman in the jobcentre that I wanted to see that manager, or one of her superiors. Then she was very nice to me.

I lied about having a lot of experience. I got the job.

I studied English quite a lot. In the job I spoke more that most of the others.

Here are some typical jobs, most of which require little or no experience, and are often done by foreign students. Match them with the correct definition.

The above paragraphs are in the wrong order. Read them, and then put the numbers into the boxes below.