1) Make two sentences or questions with these prompts.

Use the present simple and

present continuous.

1) You/ work on a special task at the moment?

on a Saturday?
Are you working on a special task at the moment?
Do you work on Saturdays?
2) I / look for a job at the moment
at my emails when I get to work
3) I / not /use English for my job
the photocopier at the moment
4) You / watch the news on TV every day?
TV right now?
5) I / not /read any good books at the moment
a newspaper every morning
6) You /have a good time at this party?
a company car?
7) I / sell my house
IT products to companies in Asia
 Pics: which industry are they working in? What are other jobs in those industries? Which
of these three jobs would you rather have?

2) Which are the best/worst jobs when it comes too…

-meeting people

-opportunities to travel

-problems to deal with

-tasks
 -hours of work

-salary

3) Which of those jobs do you think is the best paid, most interesting or most dangerous? Why?

4) Complete the sentences with the words in the box

Get - team - under – deal – holidays - risk

a) People are more motivated when they ______ a good salary.

b) People work better _____ a lot of pressure.
c) It’s important that employees get long ______.
d) People who _____ their lives at work should get more money.
e) It’s more enjoyable to work in a ____ than alone.
f) These days, people usually _____ with their own IT problems.

 Which of these sentences do you agree/disagree with? Why?

5) You are making a TV show about dangerous jobs. Discuss the questions and choose
three jobs for the show.
- Which jobs are dangerous? Why? How often are the people in dangerous
situations?
- Which jobs are the most interesting for your TV audience?
- What questions will you ask the people you interview?

6) Make your questions with the prompts. Use the present simple or present continuous.
- Think / your salary / good?
- Speak / any other languages?
- Why / learn English?
- Study for / an exam / now?
- Work on /a special project / at the moment?
- Have /your own / office?
- Like /your /boss?

Phrasal verbs are verbs which are made up of a main verb followed by one or more
prepositions. This combination changes the meaning of the main verb.

Before a meeting

 To call (something) off

 To push (something) back

During a meeting

 To bring (something) up
  To come up with (something)

Everyday at the office

 To switch (something) on/off

 To back (something) up
 To get along with (someone)
 To fill in for
 To hand in

7) Complete the sentences with the phrasal verbs below.

Come up with - Back up - hand in – get along - switch off – call off -

a) Did you remember to ______ the computer?

b) Don’t forget to _______ your report today.
c) I think we should ____ the meeting ____, I’m not feeling well.
d) Please _______ those files before you leave.
e) I ______ really well with my coworkers.
f) I need to _______ with a new idea.

7) a. 2.5. Listen to an interview with someone about his jobs. What job is it? What does
he like about it?
b. Listen again and complete the sentences.
1- I like ________ outside.
2- I can’t stand _______ at a desk all day.
3- I absolutely love _____.
4- I don’t like ________ in a team. I prefer working alone.
5- I don’t mind ________ my hands dirty.
6- I’m keen on ________ new things.
7- I hate ________ under pressure.
8- I’m not very keen on _______ for a company. I want to be my own boss.

c) Which phrases in bold are very positive (++), positive (+), negative (-), or very
negative (--)?

8) Which of these statements are true for you?

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