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jueves, 24 de octubre de 2013

Jobs and Occupations

JOBS AND OCCUPATIONS

What is a job or occupation?

It's a person's usual or principal work or business, specially as a means of earning a living; vocation:  i.e, she is a doctor.

Another explanation for job or occupation is: any activity in which a person is engaged.


Let's see some occupations and it's meaning in Spanish..

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lawyerabogado bookseller librero 
actor/actressactor/actriz sailormarinero 
customs officeraduanero doctordico 
farmeragricultor mechanicmecánico 
builderalbañil minerminero 
architectarquitecto modelmodelo 
consultantasesor instructormonitor 
astronautastronauta monkmonje 
air hostessazafata nunmonja 
dustmanbasurero nannyniñera
firemanbombero labourerobrero 
waiter/waitresscamarero/a office workeroficinista 
lorry drivercamionero bakerpanadero 
singercantante shepherdpastor 
foremancapataz hairdresserpeluquero 
butchercarnicero journalistperiodista 
postmancartero fishermanpescador 
scientistcientífico pilotpiloto 
surgeoncirujano painterpintor 
cookcocinero politicianpolítico 
driverconductor policemanpolicía 
accountantcontable caretakerportero 
servantcriado teacherprofesor 
priestcura psychologistpsicólogo
dentistdentista psychiatristpsiquiatra 
shop assistantdependiente receptionistrecepcionista 
electricianelectricista watchmakerrelojero 
employeeempleado reporterreportero 
bank clerkempleado de banco priestsacerdote 
nurseenfermero tailorsastre 
writerescritor secretarysecretario 
studentestudiante soldiersoldado 
chemistfarmacéutico shorthand typisttaquimeca 
plumber fontanero taxi drivertaxista 
farmergranjero techniciantécnico 
engineeringeniero bullfightertorero 
gardenerjardinero translatortraductor 
jewellerjoyero salesmanvendedor 
judgejuez vetveterinario 
shoemakerzapatero 


Now, let's see jobs with images so that you could have better understanding..






Let's see more..





YOU ALREADY NOW  A LOT ABOUT JOB AND OCCUPATIONS. NOW LET'S LEARN HOW TO ASK SOMEONE FOR THEIR JOB..


You simple use one of the following two questions: What's your job? or What do you do?

To answer this question you use the verb to be conjugated plus your occupation. Example: I am a teacher or I am a doctor.

You can also use the rest of the pronouns when asking and responding to those questions. Example: What does she do? or What's her job?.. The answer should be: She is a__________. You'll complete the blank space with the name of the job or occupation.



Let's listen to the explanation in the following video..







OK, GREAT FOLKS! 


LET'S PAY ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING VIDEO SO THAT YOU COULD LISTEN TO PRONUNCIATION AND DEVELOP YOUR LISTENING SKILLS.






Let's do some exercises and practice what you've learned!






EVALUATION


Answer the following questions:


1. What do you do?

2. What's your job?

3. Can you please mention three occupations that you learned in this blog?

4. Will you become a teacher soon?



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martes, 8 de octubre de 2013

The Feelings

FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS




On a daily basis we let others know how we feel by the way we behave or express ourselves. The humans have the tendency to act differently when feeling differently.

Feeling is the nominalization of the verb "to feel". The word was first used in the English language to describe the physical sensation of touch through either experience or perception. The word is also used to describe experiences.

In this Blog you´ll learn how to express your feelings in English, to let others know how you feel and ask others to say how they feel. 


Some of the most important feelings are:







Now, we need to learn how to ask someone else about their feelings... The question we use is:

HOW DO YOU FEEL?    or   HOW ARE YOU?



The answer is simple!

I FEEL or I AM + The feeling from the chart above.

Example...  I feel happy = I AM HAPPY, and so on for the other emotions.



Let's watch this video carefully so that we could listen to pronunciation!

Great!





Now, let's watch another video where you'll  practice asking and responding to feelings using "How do you feel? or How are you?".





Let's do some exercises and practice what you've learned!

http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/viewgame.asp?id=5456#a



EVALUATION


1. Can you describe how do you feel today?

2. What are the most common feelings?

3. What is the opposite feeling of "HAPPY"?

4. Are you bored?