WORK

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Education

Listening

Speaking

Reading

Joseph ToddAs a judge, I am in charge of trials. I listen to people and their lawers, and I make decisions. These decisions are sometimes very difficult.

I do many kinds of carpentry. That way, I work all year. I build furniture and I also build houses. My work is sometimes difficult and dangerous.

My job keeps me busy. I plan lessons, give tests, grade homework, talk to parents, help with after school activities; and , of course, I teach!

Molly SwiftBenjamin Morse

WritingWrite about your work.

•What time do you start/finish work?•Where do you work?•What do you usually do in your job?•How do you like your job?•Are the working conditions, level of stress, salary, number of hours, and security good or bad? (explain)•Are you working on a special project these days?

Sources

Richards J, C (2005) New Interchange the Third Edition. Cambridge University Press