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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
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?
