In this lesson we are looking at jobs, and different types of verbs in English. Have a look at the jobs vocabulary below to see how many you know.
Have fun with the lesson, and don’t forget to try the quizzes.
– James.
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Vocabulary: Jobs
an actor
an artist
an architect
a coder
a comedian
an executive
a golfer
a journalist
a rock musician
a website designer
Read the job descriptions below and match the jobs that they correspond to.
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- actor.
- artist.
- architect.
- coder.
- comedian.
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I play different roles in films and television, I am an
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I create art with paint, I am an
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I design buildings, I am an
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I write lines of code, I am a
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I make people laugh, I am a
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- executive.
- golfer.
- journalist.
- rock musician.
- website designer.
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I manage a large section of a corporation, I am an
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I compete in sports tournaments, I am a
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I write online articles about the news, I am a
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I play the guitar and sing, I am a
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I design company websites, I am a
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State / Action verbs
Some verbs can be used in simple tenses and continuous tenses. These are called action verbs:
Susan normally works in Europe, but this week she’s working in South America.
Some verbs can never be used in continuous tenses. These are called state verbs:
I love tea.
(not I’m loving tea.)
Mixed verbs
Sometimes a verb can have a state or action version, depending on its different meanings. When this happens, we call that a mixed verb.
For example, HAVE can mean POSSESS, this is a state verb:
I have a blue car.
HAVE can also mean CONSUME, this is an action verb:
I am having a steak.
Read the pairs of sentences and decide which ones sound correct. Sometimes you will have to choose both.
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Complete the pairs of sentences with the same verb, conjugated differently.
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- comes
- is coming
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Delphine is French. She .... from Marseille.
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She'll be here soon. She ... by car.
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- is having
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I'm sorry, she can't come to the phone. She ... lunch at the moment.
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We ... a new TV, come and watch the game tonight.
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- think
- am thinking
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I ... that having good friends is important.
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I ... about my wife and kids, they're at home.
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- are enjoying
- enjoy
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We ... this party, it's great!
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We ... having big parties.
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- am watching
- watch
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Quiet! I ... my favourite show.
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I always ... it on a Friday night.
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- is seeing
- see
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Sorry, Brian isn't here, he ... his doctor.
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I ... what you mean.
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- is used
- is being used
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Normally, the garage ... to store my boxes.
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Today, the garage ... for my son's band practice.
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