| G. Add one job to each letter below. Use the pictures to help you. | A is for architect and ….
| B is for barman and ….
| | C is for civil servant and ….
| D is for doctor and …
| | F is for farmer and ….
| J is for journalist and …
| | L is for lawyer and …
| N is for nurse and …
| | P is for psychologist and …
| S is for shop assistant and …
| | T is for taxi driver and…
| W is for writer and …
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H. Think of the job, but don’t say what it is. Describe the job by saying about the responsibilities and routine. Let other students guess what job you’re describing.
WRITING: INFORMAL EMAIL
A. Read the email and answer these questions:
1) What is Gaby describing?
2) What is Gaby doing?
3) Where is Gaby flat?
4) What does Gaby ask Enrico?
| Hi Mike,
I’ve got so much to tell you. Things are different for me now. Last September we moved to Canada. Before we had lived in France for 6 months. We’re here for a year.
James changed a lot of jobs. He was working in a shop, for an IT company, but now he is working for a bank in Vancouver and I’m studying at the film school. We’re staying in a lovely flat in the centre of the town. There are a lot of things to do in the city, but every weekend we go the countryside. It’s really beautiful!
Last summer we couldn’t have a rest, but next summer we’re going to visit my parents and to have a trip around Europe.
What about you? I’d love to know what you’re doing these days. Send me an e-mail soon.
Love, Gaby xxx
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B. Write an e-mail to a friend you haven’t talked to for long time. Tell him/her about the way you have spent your summer holidays. Mind past tenses (past simple, past continuous, past perfect).
WORD FILE
| Unit 1 Module 2
| | daily routine
ready meals
takeaways
refectory
to brush one’s teeth
to come around for a chat
to do shopping
to do sport
to eat out
to fall asleep = to get asleep
it takes me (2 hours)
to make notes
to hold seminars
to take exams
to pass exams
to have tests
to do home assignments
to be keen on smth
| to go out
to hang out with friends
to have a late night
to have a lie-in
to have a lunch break
to have a nap
to have a shave
to have a shower (a bath)
to have a snack
to have a wash
to have an early night
to leave home
to lie in bed
to live alone (on one’s own; by oneself)
to oversleep
to participate in smth
to set aside
to socialize
to stay in
to stay up
| to surf the net
to work full-time
to work long hours
responsibility = duty
complaint
holiday pay
income
income tax
nine-to-five job
salary
sick pay
to advise (clients)
to attend (meetings)
to be in charge of
to deal with
to do paperwork
to do shiftwork
to earn
to have flexi-time
to involve = to include
to run (a restaurant)
to work overtime
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