This document discusses various professions and ways to ask about someone's occupation. It provides a list of common jobs including doctor, singer, artist, and student. Expressions for asking about someone's work include "What is your occupation?", "What is your job?", and "What do you do?". A sample dialogue models asking about and stating occupations, with one person working part-time at a pharmacy and taking pharmacy classes. Several exercises then provide occupations and ask the reader to identify them, such as "teacher", "nurse", and "pilot".

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DIGNA RITA,S.Pd

2. • The types of job (professions)
• Expressions of asking about professions.
• The Using of Article: a, an.

3. A doctor A singer An artist A student
An actor A lecturer A dentist
A professor A teacher
A painter A taxi driver
An engineer
A foot ball player

4. Richard : Hello! Are you John?
Rachel : No, I’m Rachel
Richard : Oh… Hi! Rachel. How are you?
Rachel : Fine, thanks. And you?
Richard : Very well. Thank you. what do you
do now?
Rachel : I go to a university, and take child
psychology. How about you? what is
your work?
Richard : I have a part time job at pharmacy, and I
take an extension class on pharmacy at
Briston University.

5.  What is your occupation?
 What is your job?
 What is your work?
 What do you do?
 What kind of job do you have?
 What kind of work do you do?

6.  I am a teacher
 I am a student
 I am a housewife

7. 1. She teaches the student s every day. She is…
2. I work in the hospital. I help the doctor to take
care the patient. I am….
3. A person who draws a picture is….
4. A person who draws a cartoon is….
5. A person who sings a song. He is….
6. A person who takes care and examines the teeth
is….
7. A person who drives a plane is…
8. A person who teaches in the university is…
9. A person who acts in a film is….

8. 1. A teacher
2. A nurse
3. A painter
4. A cartoonist
5. A singer
6. A dentist
7. A pilot
8. A lecturer
9. An actor