W. A. Ward Dear English Teachers!

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2. Jeans and t-shirts are an example 
of “business casual” clothing.
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3. You should use “thank you” and 
“Please”.
true
4. it is not rude to ask other colleagues 
how much salary they get.
false
5. You should always respect your 
boss and other superiors.
true
6. if your boss or co-worker criticise, 
you have to listen to the comment with 
an open mind.
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post-listening Time: 10 min.
aim:
practising the learned vocabulary.
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. Revise
 I agree/I disagree 
instruction with students. supply with examples. 
Then distribute the handout where students have to complete the table 
independently. After completing, ask students to discuss the behaviour with their 
partners. Ask students to prove them.
possible answers: 
s 1: i’m always late. it’s not such a big problem. – i disagree because if you are 
always late you can lose your job. 
Behavior
i agree i disagree
I’m always late. It’s not such a big problem.
My work is informal, it is OK to chew gum.
I don’t get angry when somebody points out my mistake.
I don’t take a couple of paper towel from the office supply closet, 
rather than stop to buy them from a shop on the way home.
Babysitting is an easy job, so I can make personal phone calls 
while I’m working.
Grammar Time: 15 min.
aim:
introducing 
have to/don’t have to. 
the differences between 
have to
and 
should
. 
Ask students to list their 4-5 daily tasks. 
e.g.
- go to college/lyceum
- help parents
- keep the room clean
- study hard
tell students that these are their duties. While talking about duties we use