What's the matter with him?
He's got a sore throat
Make a rule with "run near the pool".
You mustn't run near the pool!
Make a sentence with "bakery / buy/ a cake"
Let's go to the bakery to buy some a cake.
What is his job?
He's a photographer
Compare: a police officer's job / an artist's job / dangerous (Start with "I think")
I think a police officer's job is more dangerous than an artist's job.
What's the matter with her?
She's got a stomach ache
Is it good or bad advice? You shouldn't sleep more than 6 hours.
Bad advice
What is her job?
She's a chef
What's this?
It's a lock
Make a rule with a "safety vest".
You must wear a safety vest when you ride a bike!
Compare: a plumber’s job / a chef’s job / creative (Start with "I think")
I think a chef's job is more creative than a plumber's job
Make a sentence with "butcher's / buy some meat"
Let's go to the butcher's to buy some meat.
What's this?
It's a path
What is her job?
She's a lawyer
What's this?
It's a safety vest
What's the matter with him?
He's got an earache
Is it good or bad advice? You shouldn't learn new words at home.
Bad advice
What is his job?
He's an engineer
Make a rule with "take some medicine".
You must take some medicine!
Compare: a cinema/ a library / exciting (Start with "I think")
I think a cinema is more exciting than a library
Make a sentence with "the library / get some books"
Let's go to the library to get some books
What's the matter with him?
He's got a cough
Make a rule with "listen carefully".
You must listen carefully to your teacher!
Is it good or bad advice? You shouldn't play computer games for more than 1 hour a day.
Good advice
Compare: a nurse's job / a photographer's job / difficult (Start with "I think")
I think a nurse's job is more difficult than a photographer's job.
What is his job?
He's an artist