Occupation
Lessons
Note: jobs that refer to men are on the left, and jobs that refer to women are on the right.
Lesson 1
- / – student
- / – doctor
- – work
- / – author
- – occupation
- / – model
Lesson 2
- / – director
- – career
- – team
- – police
- / – artist
- / – secretary
- / – painter
Lesson 3
- / – judge
- / – lawyer
- / – worker
- / – policeman/policewoman
- – police officer
- – to arrest, to stop
- / – journalist
Lesson 4
- / – soldier
- – captain
- / – boss
- / – guard
- / – actor/actress
- – internship
- / – driver
Lesson 5
- / – cook
- / – waiter/waitress
- / – engineer
- / – architect
- / – farmer
- / – farmer
📖 Story: What do I want to be? 7 sentences · 3 questions
What do I want to be?
- My mother is a doctor and my father is a lawyer.
- My brother is a policeman, and his girlfriend is an engineer.
- Mom's friend is a cook in a restaurant.
- And me? I'm just a student.
- Everyone asks me: "Which profession do you want?"
- I say: "I want to be an actress!"
- That way I'm a doctor, a policewoman and a cook too!
Questions
What is the narrator's father?
Where does Mom's friend work?
Why does she want to be an actress?
Practice
Simple sentences with this subject's words. Listen, say them after the voice, then tap the grey bar to check the meaning.
Sentences
- – My father is a doctor
- – She is a lawyer
- – The waiter brings the menu
- – The policeman stops the driver
- – I am a student and my brother is an engineer