Put the verbs into the correct verb form:
1. In the UK today the number of women in work _______________ (reach) nearly 50 % of the working population.
2. In the 1950s and early 1960s, very few women _______________ (go) out to work.
3. In those days, husbands often _______________ (not / let) their wives get jobs.
4. Today the situation _______________ (change) a lot.
5. In the 1970s, new laws _______________ (make) employers offer men and women equal pay and working conditions.
6. Several changes in the present law _______________ (give) women better conditions than ever before.
7. However, women’s average salaries at the moment _______________ (not / rise) to the average level of men’s salaries.
8. This is partly because the biggest increase in work for women in the last 20 years _______________ (be) in part-time jobs.
9. It’s also because most of today’s women _______________ (not / climb) to higher levels of management.
10. Recently, companies that employ a lot of women _______________ (have) to become more family friendly – they _______________ (introduce) flexi time and teleworking.

1)reached/has reached2)went/have gone3)didn't let/haven't let 4)changed/has changed5)made/have made6)gave/have given 7)didn't rise/haven't risen 8)was/has been9)didn't climb/haven't climbed