Occupations

Occupations and verb BE

Let's talk about occupations.

Exercise 01

Read the descriptions and write the occupation.

The Indefinite Article

• A: Use A when the noun begins with a consonant sound.

• A: Use AN when the noun begins with a vowel sound.

Verb BE and Occupations

Use verb BE to talk about occupations.

Examples

• I am a teacher.

• My father is a journalist.

• They aren't doctors.

• She isn't a hairdresser.

• Are you accountants?

• Is your father a lawyer?

Exercises 02: Listening

Listen and answer the questions.

Multiple Choice

Is her job interesting?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Is his job interesting?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Choice

Is Salim's job interesting?

• Yes

• No

Exercise 03: Write sentences

Observe the cues and write sentences.

Open Ended

Rose - teacher (Negative)

Open Ended

My parents - banker (Affirmative)

Open Ended

Mr. Smith - photographer (Interrogative)

Open Ended

My parents' friend - doctor (Negative)

Open Ended

John's children - student (Affirmative)