The document provides exercises for practicing workplace English vocabulary and grammar structures. It includes questions about current or dream jobs, describing pictures, matching words to their meanings and completing sentences, identifying incorrect words in groups, choosing better answers, grouping words by topic, creating sentences from prompts, answering tutor questions, asking tutor questions, and having a free conversation about work tasks, coworkers, bosses, and customers.

1. Exercise 9: Question and Answer
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Answer the following questions about your work or your dream job.
1. What is your current job / dream job?
2. Who are your customers?
3. What are your tasks? Please give at least two.
4. Among the tasks you do, which is the most important?
5. Why do you like this job?

2. CHAPTER 6: I work part-time…
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Unit 5: Review
Exercise 1: Picture Description
What do you see in the picture?

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Exercise 2: Connect Me
Connect the words based on the categories below.
A. Connect the words to its meaning.
1. coworker someone that heads a team
2. request place of work
3. leader payment for work
4. office someone you work with
5. salary something you ask for
B. Connect the words to complete the sentences.
6. full-time This restaurant has good .
7. service The employees the company rules.
8. decides Hurry! The is starting.
9. follow I work as a nurse.
10. meeting Mr. Tyler the team’s goals.

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Exercise 3: What’s Wrong?
Writer
Office
Police Officer
Fireman
Doctor
Nurse
Boss
Manager
Employee
Meeting
Computer
Nurse
Singer
Police Officer
Actor
Service
Late
Absent
Restaurant
Shop
Manager
Desk
Computer
Airplane
Request
Salary
Order
Identify which does not belong in the group of words.
Example:
X
Swimsuit
Paper
Pens
1. 4. 7.
2. 5. 8.
3. 6. 9.

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Exercise 4: Which answer is better?
Read the questions and the answers that follow. Choose which answer is best.
Example: Who can I ask for help at work?
A. You can ask your coworkers.
B. You can ask your family.
Answer: A
1. What does a doctor or nurse do?
A. Doctors and nurses fight crime.
B. Doctors and nurses take care of patients.
2. What is a manager?
A. A manager is a boss.
B. The manager is the janitor.
3. How will you describe your coworkers?
A. My co-workers are Andrew, Anne and Sue.
B. My co-workers are nice and friendly.
4. What did your boss tell you?
A. He said, “Write the report.”
B. He asked, “Can I do your tasks?”
5. Why did you choose the purse instead of the cap or shoes?
A. The purse was the best gift for my boss.
B. The purse was a better gift for my boss.

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Exercise 5: Grouping
Identify which ideas or words belong to each topic.
My co-workers My customers My boss My responsibilities
1. Full Time 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
1. Full Time 7. Task
2. Service 8. Manager
3. Decide 9. Happy
4. Goal 10. Teacher
5. Request 11. Leader
6. Banker 12. Salary

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Exercise 6: Create a Sentence
Example: Writer
Answer: I want to be a writer.
1. Part-time
2. Shop
3. Staff
4. Task
5. Secretary

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Exercise 7: Answer your Tutor’s Questions
Your tutor will read a question aloud. Listen carefully, and answer the question.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

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Exercise 8: Ask your Tutor
Use the statements below to ask your tutor.
Example: Ask your tutor about his/her job.
Answer: What is your job? / What do you do?
1. Ask your tutor about his/her current job.
What is your ?
2. Ask your tutor if he/she has coworkers.
Do you have ?
3. Ask your tutor to describe his/her coworkers.
How would you describe ?
4. Ask your tutor to describe his/her boss.
How would you ?
5. Ask your tutor why he/she chose her current job.
Give reasons why you your .

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Exercise 9: Free Talk
Enjoy a conversation with your tutor.
1. What are your tasks at work?
2. Do you enjoy working with your coworkers?
3. Is your boss strict?
4. Do you like working with customers?