Jobs and Work

Which sentence is correct?

(preposition)

• I work in a teacher.

• I work as a teacher.

• I work on a teacher.

• I work at a teacher.

Which sentence is incorrect?

(preposition)

• A waiter/waitress works at a restaurant.

• A waiter/waitress works in a restaurant.

• A waiter/waitress works as a restaurant.

• A waiter/waitress works for a restaurant.

Which sentence is true?

(job/workplace)

• A dentist works at a clinic.

• A dentist works at a hotel.

• A dentist works at a train station.

• A dentist works at a supermarket.

Which sentence is incorrect?

(preposition)

• I work in an office.

• I work at a bank.

• I work on a hospital.

• I work for a company.

Which sentence is not true?

(job/workplace)

• The teacher works with students.

• The farmer works on the land.

• The bus driver works at a desk.

• The police officer works in a team.

Which sentence is not true?

(job/workplace)

• Scientists usually work in a laboratory.

• Cashiers usually work on television.

• Chefs usually work in a kitchen.

• Builders usually work on a construction site.

Which question is correct to ask?

(wh-/noun)

• What is your office?

• Who is your scanner?

• Where is your desk?

• When is your computer?

Which question is not correct for asking about jobs, work and career?

• What is your job?

• What job do you do?

• What do you do for a life?

• What do you do for a living?

Which question is not an appropriate question to ask somebody about jobs, work and career?

• What is your job title?

• What company do you work for?

• What is your salary?

• Where is the photocopier?

Which question is not asking about jobs, work and careers?

• What department are you in?

• What are your main responsibilities?

• Why do you want this promotion?

• Why do you travel by bus?