Hello · Look and guess
Tell Me About Your Job
Talk about it
- Where are Tomas and Ama?
- What do you think they do?
- When you meet someone new, what do you ask about work or study?
Look · Listen · Say
Useful language
Say what you do
I work as a nurse.
I work in a clinic / in education / in sales.
I’m a student. I’m studying architecture.
Your responsibilities
I’m responsible for patient records.
I’m in charge of a small team.
I deal with questions from visitors.
A typical day
On a typical day, I start at seven.
Most of my day is spent in lectures and the studio.
Ask follow-up questions
What do you do?
How long have you worked there? / been a student?
Do you enjoy it? Why / Why not?
Tomas works as a nurse. Ama is a student. What are they responsible for?
Game 1 · Match the phrases
Job Phrase Match
Tap a phrase on the left, then its ending on the right. Say the full phrase.
Game 2 · Build the interview
Interview Builder
Tap the words to build a follow-up question. One word in each set does not belong.
Finished. Well done!
Now make one sentence of your own with the same language.
Your turn · Speak
Interview each other
Ask the first question, then two follow-ups. Swap roles.
Topic card
Tap “New card” to start.
Use this language
- What do you do?
- How long have you …?
- What are you responsible for?
- What’s a typical day like?
- Do you enjoy it? Why / Why not?
Feedback · Close
What can you do now?
- I can say what I do and where.
- I can describe my responsibilities and a typical day.
- I can ask follow-up questions and keep a conversation going.
Practice at home
Write 6–8 sentences about your work or studies. Include one thing you are responsible for and one reason you enjoy it (or not).
Thank you. See you next time!