This document discusses different occupations and how verb conjugation works when referring to those occupations in the first, second, third person or plural form. It provides examples of common occupations like nurse, teacher, photographer, doctor and architect. For each occupation, it states what the person does in the present tense, and reminds the reader to add an "s" to the verb when referring to "he" or "she" in the third person.

2. What is your job?
What’s your occupation?
I’m a __________
I’m an _________
I’m a doctor I’m an architect

3. WHAT ARE THEIR OCCUPATIONS?
She’s a nurse He’s a teacher
They’re students
He’s a photographer

4. the verb doesn’t change when you talk in
plural or first person
(I, You, We, They)
- Students study in the school.
- What do students do?
- Students study in the school

5. - What does a photographer do?
- A photographer takes pictures
Remember to write S in the verb when you talk about another
person (third person)
(He, She, It)
- A photographer takes pictures.
He takes pictures

7. - What does a nurse do?
- A nurse looks after patients.
- What does a teacher do?
- A teacher teaches students