Multiple-choice cloze
For questions 1-8, read the text below and decide which answer (A, B, C or D) best fits each gap.
When my company a “work from anywhere” policy, it sounded like the perfect deal: no commute, more flexibility, and the chance to fit life around work rather than the other way round. A few months in, though, I realised that freedom comes with . It’s easy to slip into checking emails at all hours, and once you’ve that habit, can be harder than you’d expect. Colleagues who used to bump into each other in the corridor now have to catching up, otherwise small misunderstandings can and . Even so, I wouldn’t go back. With a bit of planning—setting clear boundaries, time for focused tasks, and making room for proper breaks—you can get more done and feel less drained. The key is to treat remote work as a long-term arrangement, not a temporary fix, and to keep adjusting your routine until it actually works for you.
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