Modal verbs for obligation and permission, Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing

A doctor _____ often work long hours and night shifts.

You ____ take a taxi. I can drive you to work.

Airline pilots _____ have excellent eyesight.

Sarah _____ be there at 4 o'clock. The other will be waiting for her.

I ____ stop staying up so late. I fell asleep at school yesterday!

The sign says you _____ park here.

I ____ forget to speak to Dad tonight. I need to ask him for some money.

Police officers and soldiers _____ wear uniforms.

You ____ go on this rollercoaster if you are less than 1.4 metres tall.

You ____ be 17 to drive a car in the UK.

Architects ____ be good at drawing.

You ____ be female to be a nurse.

Women ____ become police officers if they want to.

You ____ finish the food if you don't like it.

____ go to the beach again tomorrow? Please say yes!

I ____ email my brother in the US today - it's his birthday!

It's ______ that my first job is so badly paid.

Working and studying at the same time is often quite ____ .

Kasia is quite _____ about the idea of being self-employed.

Getting the sack can be _____ and stressful.

It's ____ that Elizabeth had to resign from her job after 25 years.

I'm really _____ by the fact that I won the competition.

The documentary film about social workers was so ____ that I almost cried.

I had trouble finding they keys for the office, so I was ______ when I finally found them in my car.

Teachers have a really hard but ____ job.

He's often stressed because his job is so _____.

Abby was so _____ to finally get a job.

It was quite ____ to make a mistake on the first day at my new job.

Every morning, he goes home feeling very ____ after his night shift.