The right Person for the right job

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1st years

TODAY'S AGENDA

• Listening Comprehension; The right person for the right job

• Recognize acceptable & unacceptable behaviors at work.

• Identify and use expressions to confirm information.

Positive & Negative Aspects in workers

Building up Vocabulary

Warm-up: In pairs 1 min

• Think about aspects workers must have.

• Write 2 positive and 2 negative aspects.

• For example:

• POSITIVE: Responsible

• NEGATIVE: Lazy

Multiple Select

a GOOD worker must be

• Disciplined

• Grumpy

• Lazy

• Efficient

Multiple Select

Choose positive adjectives

• Humble

• Moody

• Hardworking

• Lazy

Multiple Select

Choose negative adjectives

• Bossy

• Selfish

• Reliable

• Dishonest

LISTENING COMPREHENSION

The right person for the right job

Multiple Choice

LISTEN CAREFULLY

General Information:

TYPE OF TEXT

• Lecture

• Job Interview

• Friends conversation

Multiple Choice

Numbers of Speakers

• 2

• 3

• 4

Multiple Choice

Language used:

• Formal

• Informal

Multiple Choice

Specific details

Applicant’s personal information. True or false? Why?

The applicant is a professional chef

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

He hated cooking as a young man.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

His father is a chef as well.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

He lives quite near the job he is applying for.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Choice

He is only interested in a part-time job.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Multiple Select

Which of these qualities does the applicant have?

• agreeable

• punctual

• good team player

• likes working late

• responsible

Analyze these ideas

John, you are a qualified chef, aren’t you?

You live quite near our restaurant, don’t you?

You are not interested in a full-time job, are you?

Multiple Choice

What do you think they are for?

• Confirming information.

• Negating Information

What is a TAG QUESTION?

• It's a sentence with a question connected at the end.

• Example:

• Daniel is a cool chef, isn't he?

Multiple Choice

You don't drive a car, _____________?

• don't you

• do you

Multiple Choice

You play football, __________?

• haven't you

• couldn't you

• don't you

Multiple Choice

I am older than you ,…?

• aren't I
• am not I
• amn't I
• aren't you

Multiple Choice

We are late for school, …?

• isn't it

• aren't we

• isn't

• won't we

PROJECT ASSIGNMENT

PART 2

• Introduction: Same teams

• Prepare a dialog about a mini job interview using your JOB ADS.

• One of you is the boss and the other the applicant.

General Instructions:

• Same teams

• Use ONE of your JOB ADS POSITIONS.

• 8 interventions for each person.

• Use 3 Question Tags in total.

• Start presenting: Jun 14 1D-E

• JUN 15 1B

• JUN 16 1C JUN 18 1A

Example:

• A: So Jhon, you are a qualified chef, aren't you?

• B: Yes, I am. I graduated from the Culinary Academy 3 years ago.

• A. And you live quite near the restaurant, don't you?

• B: I've lived in this neighborhood for nearly 20 years...