GETTING THE JOB

VOCABULARY
1. JANITOR
  1. CHILDCARE WORKER
    1. SERVER
2. PHARMACIST
  1. HOMEMAKER
    1. MECHANIC
LIFE STORIES
1. Ken is from Japan. Now he lives in Texas.
  1. He's looking for a full-time job
    1. He looks at help-wanted ads on the internet
      1. He sees an ad for a childrencare worker
        He has an interview and gets the job
        Ken loves his new job. He is very happy.
GRAMMAR
1. Ryo was a server in 2004
  1. In 2005 Miki and Ryo were cooks.
    1. Miki wasn't a restaurant owner in 2005.
  2. In 1999, Miki wasn't a childcare worker.
  3. Miki and Ryo weren't students in 2004.
EVERYDAY CONVERSATION
1. It's nice to meet you Mr. Lazo, please tell me about yourself.
  1. Thank you, Mrs. Reyes, I'm from Haiti, I'm a student
2. Do you have work experience Mrs. Curtis?
  1. No, I don't, but I can learn quickly
3. Can you paint buildings and work in a garden Mr. Lee?
  1. Yes, I can, I can fix things too.
4. Your work experience is very good Mrs. Flores, you are hired, can you work this week?
  1. No, I can't. I can start monday.
REAL LIFE READING
1. GREAT EMPLOYEES?
  1. Elisa and Tom work at Shop City. Elisa is a great employee. She comes to work a little early every day, and she asks her co-workers for help. She works hard, too. Tom isn't a great employee. He doesn't listen to his boss, and he doesn't ask for help. Last year, Elisa and Tom were co-workers. They were janitors. This year, Elisa is a manager.

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