Unit 2: Vocabulary – Jobs (pp 21-22) English Communication Unit 2: Vocabulary – Jobs (pp 21-22)

What does he/she do (for a living)? He/she’s an electrician. Asking about jobs What does he/she do (for a living)? He/she’s an electrician.

What do teachers do? A: What do shop assistants do? B: They serve customers in a store or shop. A: What ELSE do they do? B: They do all kinds of things I guess. They open the shop in the morning, and close it at night. They also clean the store and stack the shelves. Uhm, let me see, they uhm… they urghh… perhaps they have to order new stock depending on how much responsibility they have. A: Anything else? B: I don’t know. Anyway, it’s your turn.

Student A: describe some jobs to your partner Describe and guess Student A: describe some jobs to your partner Student B: see if you can say what the job is A: This person works in a shop. B: Is it a sales assistant? A: No, this person also makes coffee for customers. B: Is it a coffee shop barista? A: No, they also give the customer advice. B: Is it a financial advisor? A: No! A financial advisor? In a shop? They wash your hair too. B: Ah! Is it a hairdresser? A: That’s it. You’re so smart!

Describe guess Student A a part-time stage actor (not TV) a farmer a school nurse a dinner lady (a lady who helps cook school lunch) a GS25 shop assistant a Zoo keeper a soldier (doing military service) This person…. They also…. The job also involves …. –ing

Describe guess Student B a weather presenter a pro-gamer a fisherman a private math tutor (tutor = teacher) a physical education teacher (PE teacher) an 아줌마 working in a restaurant (waitress) a delivery man (택배 아저씨) This person…. They also…. The job also involves …. –ing

Plumber is the odd-one-out because it’s not medical.

Ask questions, p22, activity 12 When was the last time you............? Have you…………recently? How often do you…………? Do you…………? Do you ever…………? * ever = at any time Have you ever…………? Do you need to………… soon/in the near future?

Study tip - collocation Try not to just memorize lists of vocabulary. Learn words that go together Memorize the whole phrase (verb phrase, noun phrase etc.) e.g. “Customers often make complaints about their deliveries.” When you read a book or magazine, or analyze a listening script, for example write the whole phrase down and remember the words together Some words go together often, while others do not The best way to learn is to read