Jobs (Vocabulary)
A person whose job is to design, build, or repair machines, engines, or large structures like roads and bridges.
an engineer
Question: Correct the grammatical error in this sentence: "Where does your sister works on weekends?"
"Where does your sister work...?"
A hot beverage that many people drink in the morning to feel awake, often served with milk or sugar.
coffee
A very large, wild cat with orange fur and black stripes. It lives in the jungle or forest and hunts other animals for food.
a tiger
Put the word in the correct position: "I am late for class." (usually)
I am usually late for class.
Fix the mistake in this job title: "My cousin is a computer programming."
a computer programmer
Complete the short answer: "Do your parents live in a big city?" -> "No, they _______."
"don't" (or "do not")?
Complete the common lifestyle collocation: "I try to _______ exercise at least three times a week to stay healthy."
do (or get)
One of the soft, light things that cover a bird's body. They keep the bird warm and help it fly.
a feather
What phrase means "two times in one week"? (e.g., "I go to the gym...")
twice a week
Complete the phrase with the correct preposition: "I want to apply _______ a job at the new local clinic."
for
Turn this statement into a question: "The train leaves at 6 PM."
What time / When does the train leave?
Complete the sentence with one word: Mark is really stressed __________ giving a presentation to the new clients on Friday. He is a great worker, but he doesn't like public speaking.
about
The hard outer cover that protects the body of some animals, like turtles, snails, or crabs.
a shell
Rewrite using an adverb of frequency: "She goes to the cinema 0% of the time."
She never goes to the cinema.
Someone who works at a front desk in a hotel or office, welcoming visitors and answering phone calls.
a receptionist
Choose the correct form: "Some children (not like) _______ reading books, but they love watching cartoons."
don't like (or do not like)
A formal noun used to describe a person's general physical and mental condition, or a greeting like "In good _______."
health
The long, moving part at the back of an animal's body. Animals use it to brush away flies or to show how they feel.
a tail
Correct the word order: "We watch football matches often at the weekend."
We often watch football matches... or Often, we watch...
Complete the sentence: "She is a university student, so she doesn't work full-time; she only has a _______-time job."
part-time
Make a question for this underlined answer: "He flies all over the world because he is a pilot."
Where does he fly?
This adjective describes someone who feels sure about their own abilities, qualities, or ideas.
confident
A very long, pointed tooth that grows outside the mouth of certain large animals, like elephants.
a tusk
Complete the expression: "I read the news online every single day. You can say I check it _______ a daily basis."
on (on a daily basis)