JOBS

&
OCCUPATIONS

Unit 7
Do women usually work after they get married in your country?
What is one of the most exciting jobs you can think of?
What are some jobs that you think would be fun?
What are some of the best jobs you can have nowadays?
 VOCABULARIES
1. To be called for an interview : to be invited to attend an interview

2. To be your own boss/run your business/be self-employed: to have your own business

3. A nine-to-five job: a normal job that consists of an 8 hour a day

4. To be stuck behind a desk: to be unhappy in an office job

5. One of the perks of the job: an extra benefit you get from a job

6. Job satisfaction: the feeling of enjoying a job

7. Manual work: work that requires physical activities

8. Temporary work: work done for a limited time only

 VOCABULARIES
9. Voluntary work: to work without pay

10. To be well paid: to earn a good salary

11. Working conditions: the hours, salary and other entitlements that come with the job

12. To meet a deadline: to finish a job on time

13. To take early retirement: to retire early

14. A heavy workload: to have a lot of work to do

15. Shift work: a system in which different groups of workers work somewhere at different times of the
day and night

16. Morning/Night Shift

 VOCABULARIES
17. Land a new job: get a new (and usually a good) job

18. Living wage: enough money to live on

19. Take up the post: start work

20. Do a job-share: a situation where 2 people share equal parts of the same job

21. Lay off staff: dismiss staff because there is no work for them to do

22. Volume of work: workload

23. Fast-track scheme: a system for rapid training and promotion of talented staff

24. Move up the ladder: being promoted

25. Throw a sickie: take a day off work pretending to be sick

26. Get the sack: be dismissed

C. Reading (Page 70)

D. Language Focus : Modals for advice and suggestions

● What is an example of modal verb?

● Where is a modal verb used?

● Used to express certain hypothetical conditions, such as advice, capability, or requests
● Modal verbs are auxiliary verbs (also known as "helping verbs"). Normally modal verbs

cannot work alone and must work with a main verb.

The difference between modal verb and auxiliary verb
● Modal Verbs indicate possibility, probability, ability, permission, obligation, necessity, etc.

● Auxiliary Verbs indicate the tense, mood, grammatical aspect, etc. of the main verb.

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Note making and Summary Writing

Page 71 (Exercise 3)

● Imagine that you are a journalist.

● Going to write a short article about becoming a cosmetic scientist.
● Complete the notes from page 71 by filling a few words in each gap.
Linking words and phrases
Adding Information Sequencing Contrasting