This document discusses common questions used to identify a person's profession or occupation. Some examples of professions mentioned include teacher, doctor, journalist, computer programmer, nurse, salesperson, lawyer, singer, engineer, reporter, secretary, waiter, model, and pilot. It also provides examples of questions to determine where someone works, such as "Where do you work?" or "Where does [name] work?". The locations provided include office, television, hospital, and airport.

1. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
English Teacher: Wilmer Fernández

2. PROFESSIONS OR OCCUPATIONS
The following questions are used to know the
person’s work:
What do you do ?
I m a teacher
I m a student
I m a doctor

3. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
What do you do for a living ?
•I work as a journalist
•I work as a computer programmer

4. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
What sort of work do you do?
•I work in television
•I work in a hospital, I`m a nurse

5. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
What line of work are you in?
•I work in sales
•I work with computers
•I work with children with disabilities

6. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
What do you do ?
I m a lawyer
What does Peter do?
He is a singer

7. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
What does Susan do ?
She is an engineer
What does Paul and Richard do?
They are reporters

8. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
I am a secretary
Where do you work?
I work in an office

9. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
John is a waiter
Where does he work?
He works in a restaurant

10. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
Katherine is a model
Where does she work?
She works in television

11. PROFESSIONS OR
OCCUPATIONS
Frank and Steven are pilots
Where do they work?
They work in an airport

12. ACTIVITIES
CHOICE THE RIGHT PICTURE:
1. STUDENT
2. DOCTOR
3. SECRETARY
4. WAITER
5. TEACHER

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