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Intermediate 1.

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3.0 expressions
 make a living: earn money  cope with: stressful day-to-day issues & tasks
 I make a living as a teacher. How do you make a living?  I have to cope with public transport. What about you?
 My dad makes a living as a financial consultant.  I´m coping with some serious family problems right now.

 take time off : time away from work  get a job as a: be hired for a specific role
 Can you take time off whenever you feel like it?  I´d love to get a job as a policeman. What about you?
 I´m tired. I need to take a few days off soon.  My sister got a job as a marketing manager.

 be dismissed: lose your job - formal  sick leave: time off due to illness
 Were you dismissed from your last job or did you resign?  Are any of your co-workers on sick leave this week?
 I was dismissed due to budget cuts.  Do you take sick leave a lot or do you work anyways?

 get fired: lose your job – informal  maternal leave: time off due to pregnancy
 What will get you fired from your job?  How long is a maternal leave in Brazil?
 My co-worker got fired due to poor performance.  Can father´s take maternal leave or just mothers?

 be responsible for: main responsibilitie  doctor´s note: medical document for sick leave
 What are you responsible for in your area?  Do you have to have a doctor´s note to take sick leave?
 I´m responsible for teaching my students.  To take sick leave I have to deliver a doctor´s note.

 be in charge of: main responsibilities  the career ladder: promotional steps


 What are you in charge of in your area?  What should you do to climb the career ladder?
 I´m in charge of teaching my students.  climbing the career ladder depends on hard work.

 make sure that: day-to-day tasks  a career break: significant period away from work
 I make sure that all my students do homework. And you?  Would you like to take a career break to study abroad?
 Tell me two things that do every day using this expression.  My wife is taking a career break to take care of our son.

 deal with: day-to-day tasks  a career move: changing your field or role
 I deal with hw correction and client absence. And you?  Are career moves difficult to make in your field?
 Tell me two things that do every day using this expression.  A career move does not always mean a higher salary.

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2.0 discussion questions: students must answer the following discussion questions based on new words and expressions they have learned.

 Who is your family or group of close friends is retired?  What is a typical role for an intern?
 Are they still active? Do they work part-time?  Does your company pay overtime to all employees?
 Is it hard to contract cable TV and cell phone services?  Does your company fill vacancies quickly?
 What are some things that you receive every day?  Is it common for people in Brazil to hold two jobs?
 Did you have the opportunity to intern while you studied?  Tell me about a task that you hate doing.
 What field are you interested in working in and why?  Tell me about your day-to-day tasks.
 Is your view, what role does a manager play?  How does your (kin) make a living?
 Tell me about your role in the company.  What are you responsible for at home?
 Do dismissals make you feel insecure? Why or why not?  Are you coping with anything right now? If so, what is it?
 Does an intern earn a good salary in your company?  Tell me about a career move you want to make.

3.0 directions: complete the following definitions with the correct expressions or vocabulary.

 earn money  changing your field or your role.


 stop work for a few years to, for instance, study.  officially leave the job market
 promotional steps in a company.  period of your life after you officially leave the job market.
 expression to describe your main responsibilities.  usually your first job while you are still studying.
 expression to describe your day-to-day tasks  used for gifts, free things as well as things that are sent
 what you have that an unemployed person doesn´t have.  used for money are compensation due to work.
 time away from work due to illness  used for competitions, prizes, awards and luck.
 time away from work due to pregnancy.  compensation for additional hours that you worked.

4.0 directions: do the following vocabulary exercises from the study book together with the students. Vocabulary ex a-b-c-d page 7

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