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A salesperson sells clothes in a department store. A chef cooks food in a restaurant. A flight attendant serves passengers for an airline. A receptionist answers the phone in an office. A nurse cares for patients in a hospital.
A salesperson sells clothes in a department store. A chef cooks food in a restaurant. A flight attendant serves passengers for an airline. A receptionist answers the phone in an office. A nurse cares for patients in a hospital.
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A salesperson sells clothes in a department store. A chef cooks food in a restaurant. A flight attendant serves passengers for an airline. A receptionist answers the phone in an office. A nurse cares for patients in a hospital.
Copyright:
Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
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The six worst jobs in the USA Which jobs are dangerous? Why?
What’s your opinion? Which job do you think
is the worst?
List three other difficult jobs?
What do you think are the best jobs? Office Worker Food service Company Director Server C Cashier o Chef Receptionist m p Web-site designer a n y Jobs Travel Industry Entertainment D Flight i attendant Dancer r Pilot Musician e Singer Tour c guide t o r Speaking: Work and Workplaces A salesperson sells clothes in a department store. A chef cooks food in a restaurant. A flight attendant serves passengers for an airline. A carpenter builds houses for a construction company. A receptionist answers the phone in an office. A nurse cares for patients in a hospital. Describing people She’s a salesperson. She sells clothes. She works in a department store. He’s a chef. He cooks food. He works in a restaurant. He’s a flight attendant. He serves passengers. He works for an airline. He’s a carpenter. He builds houses. He works for a construction company. He’s a receptionist. He answers the phone. He works in an office. She’s a nurse. She cares for patients. She works in a hospital. Grammar focus Pair work do you ____? A: What ___ do A: What does ____ Tanya do? B: I’m a full time student. I B: She’s a teacher. She study the Violin. teaches an art class at a ________ where do you ____ A: And ______ go school in Denver to school? A: And what about Ryan, go to the New York B: I ____ does he work? Where _____ school of music. works for a big B: He _______ how do you like A: Wow! _____ computer company in San your classes. Francisco. like them a lot. B: I ______ A: What _____ does he do exactly? B: He’s a Web-site designer. designs fantastic He _________ Web sites Pronunciation Pilot Lumberjack Musician (myoo zish uhn) Designer (di zahy ner) Fisherman Cowboy Time expressions “at” “in” “on” At is used In is used with On is used for with specific parts of the days of the times e.g. day. week “at 7am” “in the morning” “on Friday” “at 9.10” “in the evening” and for dates “at noon” Also used for “on May 5th” “at midnight” months, years And for And also and seasons special days “at night” “in the spring” “on my “in June” birthday” Time expressions exercise at six ___ I get up ___ in the morning ___ on weekdays. at midnight ____ I go to bed ___ on weeknights. at 11:30 ____ I start work ____ at night. I have lunch ___at 3 ___ in the afternoon on __ Fridays. I stay up until on weekends. ____ 1:00am ____ I have a snack ___ in at 9:00 _____ the evening. until noon ____ I sleep ______ on Sundays.