Is there a description here for your country? If there is, do you agree with it? Why/Why not? If there isn't, can you write your own description?

Exercise 3. Make a presentation of popular (brand) companies (for example:Honda, IBM, Olivetti, Ericsson, Norsk Hydro, L'Oreal, Rolls-Royce, Nestle, Siemens, Philips)

(Company history, logos, production, current models and so on.)

Do exercises from Macmillan English grammar in use.

Term 2. Module 1

Lessons 1-2

Work/Jobs. Personal details

Grammar: Modals: can/can’t, have to, don’t have to

1. Language work.

Exercise1. Learn and write transcriptions of the words:

Jobs:

accountant lawyer

computer programmer musician

electrician politician

mechanic sales assistant

carpenter scientist

dancer security guard

farmer tourist guide

graphic designer engineer

Exercise 2.Choose the best job from the box for the people below:

model politician scientist ski instructor teacher tourist guide

Example

James is a model ______________ . Alf______________ .

Jackie _____________ . Zadie ________________ .

James is very good-looking. He's interested in clothes and fashion.

Jackie doesn't want to work in an office. She really likes working with children.

Alf is retired. He wants a part-time job. He loves History, particularly local history. He can speak five languages and he's very sociable.

Zadie loves the mountains. She's very adventurous and she's good at sports. She's very friendly and she likes meeting new people

Study the words in bold type in the sentences.

I’m a financial controller. I’m an engineer. (a/an+job) I work for IBM. (for+employer) I’m in marketing. I’m in chemical business. I’m in chemicals. (in+type of work)

Exercise3.Complete the sentences using the following phrases:

For Lego in computers a doctor an accountant

For Canon an estate agents in construction a solicitor

1.I'm………. I buy and sell houses.

2.I'm………. I work for IBM.

3.I’m…….. . I specialize in corporate law.

4.I work…… .. We produce photocopiers, fax machines, and other office equipment.

5.I’m………. I work at Guy's Hospital in London.

6.I work… ,the Danish toy manufacturer.

7.I’m……. . I work in the financial services

8.I’m ……….. I work on building projects in the Middle East.

Exercise 4.Complete the following with a/an and in/for:

a) My mother is a nurse. She works in a hospital.

b) My father is __ engineer. He works __ a big construction company.

c) My cousin is __ DJ. He works __ a night club.

d) My friend is __ secretary. She works __ an office.

e) My uncle is __ mechanic. He works __ his father.

2. Grammar: Modals can,can’t,have to / don’t have to Language reference: can, can't, nave to, don't have to You use can/can't to talk about possibility and have to I don't have to talk about necessity. Possible: You can smoke. = It's okay for you to smoke. Not possible: She can't eat fattening food. = It's not okay for her to eat fattening food. Necessary: He has to wear a uniform. = It's necessary for him to wear a uniform. Not necessary: We don't have to do any homework. = It's not necessary for us to do any homework.

Exercise 4. Work with a partner. Match the underlined part of each sentence (a-d) with the I meaning (1-4). Think about your work/school. Which sentences are true for you?

a) I can arrive at any time.	1. It’s necessary for me to ….
b) I can't smoke.	2.It's not okay for me to ...
c) I have to use a computer.	3. It’s necessary for me to ….
d) I don't have to wear a uniform.	4. It’s okay for me to….