The document provides sentences describing different jobs and asks the reader to guess the job based on the context clues. It then changes the sentences to a similar structure saying "It was difficult at first, but I soon got used to..." followed by the original context. Examples are provided for the reader to practice changing the sentence structure themselves.

1. What do they do?
Read the sentences and guess the job

2. “I’m used to driving because I travel a lot in
my job. I’m used to travelling around the
country.”

3. A SALES REP

4. “I’m used to working late at the office.”

5. A CLERK

6. I’m used to working from home.

7. A translator

8. “I’m used to wearing a uniform.”

9. A POlICE OFFICER

10. “I’m used to working at weekends.”

11. A CHEF

12. Change the following sentences, using the
same pattern as in the example:
“I’m used to driving because I travel a lot in my job.
I’m used to travelling around the country”.
It was difficult at first, but I soon got used to
driving.
I’m used to working late at the office 
I’m used to working from home 
I’m used to wearing a uniform 
I’m used to working at weekends 

13. KEY
It was difficult at first, but I soon…
… got used to working late at the office.
… got used to working from home.
… got used to wearing a uniform.
… got used to working at weekends.

14. Can you think of…
Something you’re used to doing?
I’m used to travelling by plane.
I’m used to getting up early.
Something which was difficult at first,
but you soon got used to it?
Working in the afternoons was difficult at
first, but I soon got used to.