1. Post Office 2. Bank 3. Police Office 4. Library 5. Railway Station 6. Town Hall 7. Fire Station 8. Hospital 9. Petrol Station
1. Post Office 2. Bank 3. Police Office 4. Library 5. Railway Station 6. Town Hall 7. Fire Station 8. Hospital 9. Petrol Station nurse postman fire officer postal worker cashier detective forensic scientist police officer secretary major librarian doctor surgeon attendant cashier cashier A nurse works in a hospital. Ex.2 p.96
friendly healthy strong caring patient skillful intelligent careful hardworking likeable honest calm responsible practical efficient fit organised brave A nurse works in a hospital. A good nurse needs to be caring as she looks after sick people.
Match the jobs with the pictures. a waiter / waitress a mechanic a photographer an engineer a nurse an accountant a sportsman / sportswoman an actor / actress a businessman / businesswoman a lawyer 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
I work in London. NOT I job in London. job vs. work What’s his job ? He is a doctor. He’s got a job as a waiter. NOT He’s got a work as a waiter. It is a countable noun. I’ve got a lot of work to do today. It is an uncountable noun. He’s looking for work. NOT He’s looking for a work. WORK is also a verb. We use JOB to talk about a particular work activity that you do. We use WORK to talk about something you do as part of your job.
a good salary friendly colleagues my own office long holidays a good boss job security flexible working hours opportunities for travel opportunities for promotion company holiday pay sick pay Choose the 3 things from the list that are important to you and 3 things that are not important to you.
e a h g c f b d
Reflexive pronouns enjoy yourself sit by yourself help yourself hide yourself tell yourself
myself …………….. himself herself itself ourselves yourselves themselves him it them Reflexive pronouns end in –self (singular) or –selves (plural). Subject Pronouns object Pronouns reflexive Pronouns we you me you ……….. her ………. us you ………… yourself I you he she it ……….. ……….. they
We often use reflexive pronouns when the subject and the object of the verb refer to the same person or thing. We use a reflexive pronoun to make it clear who or what is being referred to. Kate looked at herself in the mirror. – Кейт посмотрела на себя в зеркало. (The subject and the object are the same.) Kate looked at her in the mirror. – Кейт посмотрела на неё в зеркало. ( The subject and the object are different. Kate is looking at someone else in the mirror.)
We often put the reflexive pronoun at the end of the clause when we are using it for emphasis. We can use reflexive pronouns for emphasis. They emphasize the noun, or the fact that one person, and not another, performs an action. Kendal itself is quite a small town. Sir Paul McCartney himself sang the final song. I baked the bread myself. She mended the car herself.
OK. Enjoy ……………..…, guys. And Harry, don’t eat too much cake or you’ll make …………... sick. Did you get him a present? I’m going to buy myself some new clothes and Dad is going to study. He’s trying to teach himself French. Have a good time at the party but behave yourselves ! OK. Enjoy yourselves, guys. And Harry, don’t eat too much cake or you’ll make yourself sick. Did you get him a present? Fill in: myself, yourself, himself, ourselves or yourselves. Bye Mum. We’re going to Allan’s birthday party. Yes, we did. Actually, Kate made it …………... What are you and Dad going to do this evening, Mum? I’m going to buy ……….… some new clothes and Dad is going to study. He’s trying to teach ……………French. Have a good time at the party but behave ……………! Yes, we did. Actually, Kate made it herself. What are you and Dad going to do this evening, Mum?
Ex.7 p.97 herself himself myself ourselves themselves yourself itself himself himself herself
Enjoy yourself! Behave yourself! Help yourself to cookies. Make yourself at home. I like being by myself. She lives by herself. I did it myself. He could not make himself heard in the noisy room. Do I make myself clear? Remember the following set phrases with reflexive pronouns! Set phrases Have a good time! Be good! You’re welcome to take some cookies. Feel comfortable. I like being alone. She lives on her own. I did it without paying for it or having someone else do it. He could not say something loudly enough for people to hear. Do you understand me ? = = = = = = = = =
Help yourself did it myself make myself clear make himself heard
