12. fill in the gaps with the positive or negative form of have to. use the present simple or past simple. 1. phil and miriam get a good salary. they don’t have to worry about money. 2. matt works for himself. he …………………………………….. get up early. 3. leah and i can’t come this weekend. we ………………….. visit leah’s parents. 4. i don’t have my own office. i …………………….……. share it with a colleague. 5. the company were very good to her when she was ill. they ………………..…….. give her sick pay, but they did. 6. i have three small children so i ………………..…… have flexible working hours. 7. in the uk students ……………….do at least six years’ training to become a doctor. 8. she …………………………………….…. come to work today. why is she here?

2. Matt works for himself. He has to get up early. (если: Ему не нужно вставать рано, то doesn't have to)
3. Leah and I can’t come this weekend. We have to visit Leah’s parents.
4. I don’t have my own office. I have to share it with a colleague.
5. The company were very good to her when she was ill. They didn't have to give her sick pay, but they did.
6. I have three small children so I have to have flexible working hours.
7. In the UK students have to do at least six years’ training to become a doctor.
8. She doesn't have to come to work today. Why is she here?

When Aristotle described “the complete happiness of man”, he thought it would include, among other things, “self-sufficiency, leisureliness and unweariedness”. Unfortunately the philosopher concluded that “such a life would be too high for man” – it was suitable only for the gods. All the same, he encouraged humanity to keep striving to get as close to “complete happiness” as possible.

I reckon he’d be proud of where we’ve got. Today, the fourth industrial revolution – which ranges from artificial intelligence to genetic engineering and automation – promises almost total freedom from weariness and uninterrupted leisure time as demands of work are taken away from us by better, cheaper and more efficient artificial technology.

The robots are coming and apparently they’re here to work.

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When Aristotle described “the complete happiness of man”, he thought it would include, among other things, “self-sufficiency, leisureliness and unweariedness”. Unfortunately the philosopher concluded that “such a life would be too high for man” – it was suitable only for the gods. All the same, he encouraged humanity to keep striving to get as close to “complete happiness” as possible.

I reckon he’d be proud of where we’ve got. Today, the fourth industrial revolution – which ranges from artificial intelligence to genetic engineering and automation – promises almost total freedom from weariness and uninterrupted leisure time as demands of work are taken away from us by better, cheaper and more efficient artificial technology.

The robots are coming and apparently they’re here to work.

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