Vocabulary Looking for a job Tick the phrases you know

Lesson 14. Job-hunting
Vocabulary looking for a job
Grammar Present Continuous and Present Simple activity and state verbs
Vocabulary Looking for a job

1. 
   Tick the phrases you know
   

   find a job	fill in an application form
   write a CV	be unemployed
   go for an interview	apply for a job
   lose your job	get unemployment benefit
   look for a job	earn a lot of money

2. 
   Work in groups. Use the phrases in 1a) to talk about you or the people you know.
   

I went for a job interview last week. My friend Johann is unemployed.
Reading and Grammar

3. 
   Do these verbs describe activities (A) or states (S)? Do we usually use state verbs in the Present Continuous?
   

play A,like S, work, write, hate, eat, know, remember, run, understand, do,believe.

4. 
   Choose the correct answers.
   

Find someone who...
. looks/is looking for a job at the moment.
. has/is having an interesting job.
... studies/is studying for an exam.
... usually getjg up/is getting up before seven o’clock.
... wants/is wanting to live in a different country.
... tr^!es/is trying to stop smoking.
... reads/is reading a newspaper every day.
... reads/is reading a good book at the moment.
5.Make these sentences true. Fill in the gaps with the correct form of (not) have to
1. Pilots have to pay a lot for their training.
2. London taxi drivers _______have a degree.
3.You _______study for a long time to be a vet.
4.Teachers _______ cook lunch for the children.
5. Policemen ______ wear special clothes.
6. A waiter _______ go to college.