Se3 lesson 9-jobs
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1. The document lists various jobs including teacher, police officer, office worker, businessman, waitress, doctor, farmer, accountant, salesperson, manager, nurse, engineer, tailor, artist, cook, driver, architect, tour guide, waiter, and cashier. 2. The conversation is between Jason and Andrea where Andrea says she works as a tour guide at Thomas Cook Travel, taking people on tours to South America like Peru. Jason says he is a student with a part-time job at Hamburger Heaven.
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