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