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I'M GETTING A LOT OF EXPERIENCE

 This topic focuses on discussing personal growth and skills acquired through work, studies, or other activities. Students will learn how to describe gaining experience, talk about personal development, and use grammar to express ongoing actions or changes. The lesson emphasizes vocabulary related to work and learning, making it ideal for beginner-level learners to discuss their progress confidently.


GRAMMAR

1. Present Continuous for Ongoing Actions

Use the present continuous to talk about actions happening right now or around the present time.

  • Structure:

    • Subject + am/is/are + verb (-ing)
  • Examples:

    • I’m getting a lot of experience at my internship.
    • She’s learning new skills every day.
    • They are working on a big project right now.

2. Present Simple vs. Present Continuous

  • Present Simple: For routines or facts.
    • I work every day.
  • Present Continuous: For actions happening now or temporary situations.
    • I’m working on a project this month.

Examples in Context:

  • He works at a bank, but he’s taking a course in finance now.
  • They are learning to use new software this week.

VOCABULARY

  1. Experience: Knowledge or skills gained through doing something.
    Example: She is gaining a lot of experience at her job.

  2. Skill: An ability to do something well.
    Example: He is learning new computer skills.

  3. Internship: A temporary job to gain experience.
    Example: She is doing an internship at a law firm.

  4. Progress: Improvement or development.
    Example: He is making great progress in his studies.

  5. Training: Learning skills for a specific job or activity.
    Example: She is receiving training in customer service.

  6. Challenge: Something difficult but rewarding.
    Example: This project is a challenge, but I’m learning a lot.

  7. Temporary: Lasting for a short time.
    Example: This job is temporary, but it’s good experience.

  8. Opportunity: A chance to do something.
    Example: This internship is a great opportunity.

  9. Improve: To make or become better.
    Example: He is improving his communication skills.

  10. Knowledge: Information or understanding about a subject.
    Example: She is gaining knowledge about marketing.


USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

  • I’m gaining a lot of experience in this job.
  • She’s learning something new every day.
  • He’s working hard to improve his skills.
  • This is a great opportunity for me.
  • I’m receiving valuable training.
  • I’m making progress in my career.
  • They are building their experience in this field.
  • We’re working on an interesting project.
  • I’m learning how to manage my time better.
  • This job is helping me grow professionally.

SENTENCES

Positive

  1. I’m getting a lot of experience in customer service.
  2. She’s learning how to use new software.
  3. They’re improving their teamwork skills.

Negative

  1. I’m not gaining much experience in this position.
  2. He isn’t learning any new skills right now.
  3. We aren’t working on anything challenging at the moment.

Questions and Answers

  1. Q: Are you gaining a lot of experience at your job?
    A: Yes, I’m learning something new every day.
  2. Q: What are they working on right now?
    A: They’re working on a big marketing campaign.
  3. Q: Is she improving her skills in this role?
    A: Yes, she’s becoming more confident in public speaking.

CONVERSATION

Situation: Two friends talk about their work experiences.

Emma: Hi, Jake! How’s your new job going?
Jake: Hi, Emma! It’s going really well. I’m getting a lot of experience.
Emma: That’s great! What are you working on?
Jake: I’m helping with a big project. It’s challenging, but I’m learning a lot.
Emma: Are you receiving any training?
Jake: Yes, they’re training me to use new software. It’s a great opportunity!
Emma: I’m happy for you! Keep up the good work.


READING

Building Experience at an Internship

Lisa is doing an internship at a technology company. She’s gaining valuable experience and learning many new skills. Every day, Lisa works with her team on different projects. This week, they’re designing a new app.

Lisa finds the work challenging but exciting. She’s improving her problem-solving skills and learning how to use advanced tools. Her manager often gives her feedback, which helps her grow.

Although the internship is temporary, Lisa believes it’s a great opportunity. She hopes to use this experience to find a full-time job in the future.


Questions

  1. What is Lisa doing at the company?
    Answer: She’s doing an internship.

  2. What is her team working on this week?
    Answer: They’re designing a new app.

  3. What skills is Lisa improving?
    Answer: She’s improving her problem-solving skills.

  4. Why does Lisa find the internship valuable?
    Answer: It’s a great opportunity to gain experience and learn new skills.

  5. What are Lisa’s future plans?
    Answer: She hopes to find a full-time job in the future.

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