DAILY ROUTINES

Check this link out to work on DAILY ROUTINES

NUMBERS 0-20

Numbers are very important.

Watch this video. Then listen and repeat.

JOBS AND OCCUPATIONS

What's your job? / What do you do?

I'm a ...

cashier             hairdresser                                                 

investor            miner

accountant        pilot

manager            vicar

librarian            priest

carpenter          dentist

travel agent       architect

tailor                 receptionist

surgeon              doorman

solicitor             scientist

lawyer               politician

salesman / saleswoman / salesperson

farmer               police officer / policeman

mechanic           plumber

photographer     electrician

musician            judge

waiter               journalist

waitress             fishmonger

cook                  fisherman

chef                       designer

baker                 optician

nurse                  engineer

economist           dustman

clerk                   caretaker

manager              shop assistant

milkman              bus driver

taxi driver           lorry driver

butcher               builder

barman                athlete

beautician           pharmatist

chauffer              sailor

craftsman            fureman / firefighter

Click here to learn more about jobs and occupations.

COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

You should revise at least the most common countries and nationalities; those you think are useful. Here is a couple of webpages you can use to work on this: - Webpage 1. - Webpage 2. Then, you could introduce yourself: Hi there, I am from Spain. I am Spanish. And you?b>

GREETINGS

Matt: Alright Matt, how’s it going? 

Carrie: Alright Carrie! How are you? 

Knowing how to greet people is very important. Check this webpage out to find out more about greetings in English.