Listening Vocabulary 1
Related to machines.
Mechanical.
Related to someone's body.
Physical.
Would you rather take/to take art history or music appreciation?
Certainty and Uncertainty
Say this sentence in either a certain or uncertain tone. Your classmates will guess which one you used.
'The world will always need engineers.'
Related to a particilar type of work.
Vocational.
Relating to knowledge, machines or methods used in science and industry.
Technical.
Connected with a job that needs special education or training.
Professional.
Would you like work/to work at a big company or a small one?
To work
Certainty and Uncertainty 2
Say this sentence in either a certain or uncertain tone. Your classmates will guess which one you used.
'Maybe you sohuld consider mechanical engineering.'
To recieve or get something.
Acquire.
Involving a lot of different but related parts.
Complex.
Dependable, not likely to change.
Secure.
She prefers participate/participating in team projects.
Participating.
Certainty and Uncertainty 3
Say this sentence in either a certain or uncertain tone. Your classmates will guess which one you used.
'I'd like to study something technical, that's for sure.'
Internship.
Treatment of disease and injury.
Medical.
Students should attend a ________ program to become mechanics.
Vocational.
Many parents would rather see/to see their children go to college than start working immediately after high school.
Certainty and Uncertainty 4
Say this sentence in either a certain or uncertain tone. Your classmates will guess which one you used.
'Maybe I could do an internship at an engineering company, and then study after I see how the internship goes.'
Someone with a lot of skill of experience in a subject.
Specialist.
Involving the use of hands.
Manual.
I can use my education to do more _______ things.
Practical.
She prefers studying/study mathematics.
Studying.
Certainty and Uncertainty 5
Say this sentence in either a certain or uncertain tone. Your classmates will guess which one you used.
'I think studying to become a nurse would be the most practical choice.'