All-Star 2Unit 10

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All-Star 2Unit 10 Lesson 1pages 148 & 149

She works with numbers

1. Learn New WordsLook at the pictures. Listen to the words. Then listen and repeat.

1. computer programmer 7. assembler

2. accountant 8. machine operator

3. administrative assistant 9. painter

4. dental assistant 10. electrician

5. caregiver 11. bricklayer

6. nursing assistant 12. welder

Which words are new to you? Circle them.

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computer programmer

accountant administrative assistant

dental assistant

caregiver nursing assistant

assembler machine operator

painter electrician bricklayer welder

2. WriteChoose a job to complete each sentence. More than one answer may be possible.

1._____________ works with numbers.

2.___________________ takes care of sick people.

3._____________________ cleans teeth.

4._____________ fixes electrical problems.

5._____________ puts parts together.

6._____________ works with metals.

7.____________________ takes phone messages.

An accountant

A dental assistant

An electrician

An assembler

A welder

An Administrative assistant

A nursing assistant

3. Find Someone WhoTalk to different classmates. Find some one who answers yes to each question. Write the person’s name.

A: Do you want to work in an office ?

B: Yes I do. (or No, I don’t.)

Find someone who _______. Person’s Name.

wants to work in an office

likes to work with numbers

wants to work in health care

wants to work outdoors

Khalid

Muhammad

Rami

Abdullah

WINDOW ON GRAMMARHave to / Don’t have to

A Read the sentences.

A bricklayer has to be strong.An accountant has to be good with numbers.A painter doesn’t have to be tall.

B Complete the sentences. Use has to or doesn’t have to.

1. A salesperson __________________ talk to people.2. An accountant __________________ to be a strong person.3. A welder ____________________ to be a man.4. An electrician ____________________ have a license.5. A teacher ___________________ have a college degree.

has to

has to

doesn’t have to has to

doesn’t have to