There are lots of workers in the catering and retail sectors. You can / be able to / shouldn't find job adverts online.
can
If you need a visa to visit the UK, you must get / to get / getting the visa before coming.
get
Painting / To paint henna tattoos is a tradition in many countries.
Painting
If you're planning to stay in London for a while, you will be able / could / can to get a special travel card to use on the buses, trains and underground.
will be able
First conditional: "_____ you _____ if your team wins the match?" (celebrate)
Will / celebrate
In many countries, the police have to go to court / take fingerprints before they give you a passport.
take fingerprints
What should / will be able / have to you do while you're in London? Read this guide and find out!
should
Second conditional: "It would be better if we _____ to school". (cycle)
cycled
It isn't easy drawing and painting / to draw and paint well.
to draw and paint
When the police collect evidence / send someone to prison, they put it in plastic bags so it isn't contaminated.
collect evidence
We might / will recycle more rubbish at home in the future: that's for sure!
will
Second conditional: "What _____ you _____ if you were on a desert island?" (do)
would / do
Sometimes detectives can't solve a case / commit a crime because they don't have enough evidence.
solve a case
It shouldn't to be / be / being too difficult to find temporary, part-time work in London.
be
You must / mustn't / should stay in the UK after your visa expires.
mustn't
First conditional: "Idris _____ a computer if he doesn't have enough money". (not buy)
won't buy
Second conditional: "If they didn't have to work, they _____ on holiday". (go)
would go
They might / will go on an eco-holiday to Australia this year, or maybe India.
might
First conditional: "I won't play basketball if it _____". (rain)
rains
We can visit the old collection after seeing / to see the new exhibition at the gallery.
seeing
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