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    Let's Talk About WORK

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    The document contains conversation prompts and questions about different jobs for an English language lesson on the topic of work. It asks students about their own and family members' jobs, jobs that pay well or require uniforms, preferences for indoor or outdoor work, secretary duties, challenges of being a singer or working evenings/weekends, and opinions on interesting, boring, and overpaid jobs. It also includes an image matching activity for common jobs.

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    The document contains conversation prompts and questions about different jobs for an English language lesson on the topic of work. It asks students about their own and family members' jobs, jobs that pay well or require uniforms, preferences for indoor or outdoor work, secretary duties, challenges of being a singer or working evenings/weekends, and opinions on interesting, boring, and overpaid jobs. It also includes an image matching activity for common jobs.

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    The document contains conversation prompts and questions about different jobs for an English language lesson on the topic of work. It asks students about their own and family members' jobs, jobs that pay well or require uniforms, preferences for indoor or outdoor work, secretary duties, challenges of being a singer or working evenings/weekends, and opinions on interesting, boring, and overpaid jobs. It also includes an image matching activity for common jobs.

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    Let's Talk About WORK

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    Vivita Guzmán
    The document contains conversation prompts and questions about different jobs for an English language lesson on the topic of work. It asks students about their own and family members' jobs, jobs that pay well or require uniforms, preferences for indoor or outdoor work, secretary duties, challenges of being a singer or working evenings/weekends, and opinions on interesting, boring, and overpaid jobs. It also includes an image matching activity for common jobs.

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    Speaking and listening - Elementary

    Lets talk about WORK


    Conversation cards
    What do you do? Do you enjoy being a () ? Why? Whats your fathers job? What time does he start work? What does your mother do? What time does she finish work?

    What would you like to be? Why?

    Which jobs pay well? Give minimum 3 examples.

    In which jobs do you have to wear a uniform? Give minimum 3 examples.

    Would you prefer a job that pays well or a job you enjoy? Explain.

    Do you prefer working indoors or outdoors? Why?

    Name 3 outdoor jobs. Would you like to do any of them?

    What kind of office work does a secretary do?

    Do you think being a singer is a hard job? Explain why.

    In which jobs do you need to work evenings and weekends?

    Which job would you never want to do? Why?

    What three things are most important for you in a job?

    If you could have your own business, what would it be?

    In your opinion, what is the most boring job in the world?

    Who in your family or among your friends has the most interesting job? Explain.

    Do you think professional sports player are overpaid? Explain.

    Match jobs and pictures

    chef flight attendant gardener lawyer maid nurse secretary taxi driver

    6 3 4

    Outdoors (O) or indoors (I) ?

    doctor farmer fisherman pilot policeman

    7 5 2

    postman teacher waiter

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