A. Do you have a job?
If yes, describe it, please? If not, what job would you like to have? You can
use the following structures and adjectives.
It is (very) …...... (interesting, rewarding,
satisfying, exciting, glamorous).
It must be (very) (interesting, rewarding,
satisfying, exciting, glamorous).
B. Match the
adjectives with their meaning.
1. exciting |
a) giving you satisfaction, pleasure or profit |
2. rewarding |
b) making you feel pleased or happy |
3. challenging |
c) not at all interesting and making you feel impatient or
dissatisfied |
4. repetitive |
d) making you feel excited and enthusiastic |
5. satisfying |
e) difficult to deal with or achieve but interesting and enjoyable |
6. boring |
f) attractive and interesting in an exciting and unusual way |
7. glamorous |
g) involving doing the same action over long periods of time |
C. Match the
adjectives with their antonyms.
1. exciting |
a) unchallenging |
2. rewarding |
b) illegal |
3. challenging |
c) unsatisfying |
4. efficient |
d) unexciting |
5. satisfying |
e) unrewarding |
6. legal |
f) inflexible |
7. flexible |
g) inefficient |
What prefixes are added to adjectives to make
them negative?
D. Add necessary prefixes
to the adjectives.
dis- il-
im- in-
ir-
un- |
possible |
probable |
precise |
honest |
similar |
organised |
complete |
expensive |
efficient |
legible |
legal |
logical |
regular |
responsible |
relevant |
E. What do you know
about the following professions? Describe them using adjectives given above.
-
driver -
teacher
-
personal
assistant (PA) -
accountant
-
fashion
model -
police officer
-
journalist - TV
presenter
-
firefighter -
politician
-
professional
footballer -
shop assistant
Who gets the biggest salary in your country?
Which job attracts you most and why?
F. What (do) would you
like or not like in a job?
G. If you want to get
a job which factors must be important in your opinion?
appearance, hobbies, experience, sex, age,
personality, astrological sign, qualifications, marital status, references,
contacts and connections