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- 1. JOBS Unit 4 – Jobs and occupations
- 2. VOCABULARY
- 3. JOBS Cashier Businesswoman Engineer Judge Soldier Photographer Waiter Mechanic Lawyer Computer programmer Secretary Cook
- 4. Let’s see a prezi presentation and pay attention to every single word. ://prezi.com/le2h2resmx5z/present/?auth_key=osme0v9&follow=gkcpaubucxaa&kw=present-le2h2resmx5z& rc=ref-108649015
- 5. Look at the images.
- 6. He / She is a …. Cashier Businesswoman Secretary Judge Lawyer Engineer Computer programmer Cook Waiter Mechanic Soldier Photographer
- 7. Computer programmer Businesswoman Cashier Secretary Judge Lawyer Cook Waiter Engineer Mechanic Soldier Photographer
- 8. Would you like to learn more about jobs?
- 10. Choose the odd one out. - Who works inside?
- 11. - Who works with food? Odd one out
- 12. - Who works in a tribunal? Odd one out
- 13. - Who wears a uniform? Judge Soldier Photographer - Who works with computers? Businesswoman Cook Odd one out Computer programmer Secretary
- 14. - Who works in an office? Waiter Secretary Businesswoman - Who works with tools or machines? Odd one out Computer programmer Mechanic Photographer Judge
- 15. GRAMMAR
- 16. “Have to” expresses obligation. We can use “have to” for rules or things you are obliged to do, for instance, when you are at work.
- 17. EXAMPLES: - Cooks have to know about food. - Mechanics have to know about engines. - A lawyer has to defend a person.
- 18. “Need to” is used to express things we should do because they are necessary but not compulsory.
- 19. EXAMPLES: - Some secretaries need to speak English and French. - A waiter needs to walk carefully.
- 20. NEGATIVE FORMS: “Have to” “DON’T HAVE TO” “Need to” “DON’T NEED TO”
- 21. EXAMPLES: - Computer programmers don’t have to know about cameras. - A lawyer doesn’t have to speak many languages. - Waiters don’t need to taste the wine to know it. - A cashier doesn’t need to wrap the shopping.
- 22. PAST FORMS: “Have to” “HAD TO” “Need to” “NEEDED TO”
- 23. EXAMPLES: - Those mechanics had to know about engines. - The waiter needed to walk carefully.
- 24. NEGATIVE PAST FORMS: “Had to” “DIDN’T HAVE TO” “Needed to” “DIDN’T NEED TO”
- 25. EXAMPLES: - That lawyer didn’t have to speak many languages. - The cashier didn’t need to wrap the shopping.
- 27. Write the words in order. to . has A carry waiter drinks ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- 28. . trainers The wear to child need didn’t ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The . structures to engineer know needs about -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- 29. Fill in the gaps with the corresponding verb. - The girl is the leader of the group. She ………………… lead the rest of the girls. - He ……………………………. bring another box. They’ve got a lot. - Cooks ……………………… wash their hands before they start working. - The teacher …………………………….. buy any more books last year because all the pupils had got one. - Soldiers ……………………………. wear uniforms on holidays. - He ………………………… find the material as soon as possible because the class is going to start. - Last month they ……………………. to arrive earlier to go to school. have to has to had to needs to don’t have to doesn’t need to didn’t need to
- 30. STORYTELLING
- 36. YOUR OWN STORYTELLING Now, your turn to create your own story. Look at the characters, imagine a situation and prepare some dialogues. We will record and add the audio to the presentation.