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Slow English listening practice for A1–A2 learners about Talking About Jobs 👮♂️👨🏫🧑🍳 Full Transcript + Study Pack (Only $3.99/month)…
David, let's start with the most basic question.
How do we ask someone about their job?
A very common question is, "What do you do?"
That sounds simple, but it means, "What is your job?"
Exactly.
Another question is, "What do you do for work?"
And I could answer, "I work in marketing."
Yes, or, "I am a teacher." You can answer with your job title or with the field you work in.
Field means the general type of work someone does.
Exactly.
For example, someone might say, "I work in healthcare," or, "I work in finance."
Quick check, David.
If I ask, "What do you do?" I am often asking about someone's job, right?
Yes, exactly.
That is correct.
David, what is a job title?
A job title is the name of someone's position at work.
Can you give us examples?
Sure.
Teacher, nurse, cashier, mechanic, accountant, receptionist, and manager are all job titles.
So I could say, "My job title is administrative assistant."
Exactly.
Another useful sentence is, "I work as a receptionist at a hotel." Work as means have that job.
That is very useful.
It is.
David, let's start with the most basic question.
How do we ask someone about their job?
A very common question is, "What do you do?"
That sounds simple, but it means, "What is your job?"
Exactly.
Another question is, "What do you do for work?"
And I could answer, "I work in marketing."
Yes, or, "I am a teacher." You can answer with your job title or with the field you work in.
Field means the general type of work someone does.
Exactly.
For example, someone might say, "I work in healthcare," or, "I work in finance."
Quick check, David.
If I ask, "What do you do?" I am often asking about someone's job, right?
Yes, exactly.
That is correct.
David, what is a job title?
A job title is the name of someone's position at work.
Can you give us examples?
Sure.
Teacher, nurse, cashier, mechanic, accountant, receptionist, and manager are all job titles.
So I could say, "My job title is administrative assistant."
Exactly.
Another useful sentence is, "I work as a receptionist at a hotel." Work as means have that job.
That is very useful.
It is.
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