Family :

Married, divorced, engaged, single, widowed

My sister is married.
My brother is engaged.
My son is engaged.
My daughter is single.
My grandmother is widowed.
_____________________
My brother is 23 years old. He is from Greece.
He is a web site designer. He lives in Athens and he is married.
He is tall. He has dark hair.
He likes sports and cars. He likes to travel.
He travels very often.
He has a small car and a motorbike.
He has many cousins, uncles and aunts.
He is very nice.

Jobs (always use a / an before jobs)

What is your job? – I’m a / an ____________
What do you do? – I’m a / an ______________

What does he do? – He’s a / an _______________

Teacher, student, nurse, doctor, architect, manager, waiter,

waitress, cook, hair stylist, baker, butcher, shop keeper, shop
assistant, web site designer, computer programmer, accountant,
architect, lawyer, sales person, homemaker, builder, plumber,
carpenter, technician, mechanic, electrician, actor, actress,
singer, vet (veterinarian), pensioner, retired.

Review Present Simple

I work / He works – Do you work? / Does she work?

I don’t work / He doesn’t work.

Sentences (an + a-, e-, i-, o-, u-)

dress, teach, brush, fix, do + -es ==
dresses, teaches, brushes, fixes, does / goes

1. A / The teacher __teaches_ (teach).

2. _An_ engineer ___designs__ (design) technical projects.
3. _____ manager _____________ (manage) an office.
4. _____ director _____________ (direct).
5. _____ cameraman ______________ (make) films.
6. _____ businesswoman ______________ (do) business.
7. _____ police officer ______________ (protect) people.
8. _____ sales assistant _______________ (sell) things.
9. _____ vet(erinarian) ________________ (take care) of
animals.
10. _____ waitress ________________ (serve ) food.
11. _____ doctor ________________ (help) people.
12. _____ computer programmer ________________
(program) computers.
13. _____ accountant _______________ (manage) money.
14. _____ actor __________________ (act).
15. _____ writer _________________ (write).
16.

Review Present Continuous.

I am working now.

Are you working these days?

We aren’t working this week.