SHE IS A HAIRSTYLIST

 This lesson introduces students to vocabulary and structures related to professions, specifically focusing on the role of a hairstylist. A hairstylist is someone who cuts, styles, and cares for hair. Students will learn how to describe jobs using the Present Simple tense, practice asking and answering questions about professions, and expand their vocabulary related to hair care and beauty. By the end of the lesson, students will be able to talk about hairstyling and other professions in simple English.

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GRAMMAR

1. Present Simple for Professions

• Structure for Positive Sentences:
  Subject + verb (base form/ -s for third person singular).
  Examples:

  • She is a hairstylist.
  • He works at a salon.

• Structure for Negative Sentences:
  Subject + do/does not + base verb.
  Examples:

  • She does not work in a hospital.
  • They don’t cut hair.

• Structure for Questions:
  Wh-/Yes-No question + do/does + subject + base verb?
  Examples:

  • Does she cut hair?
  • Where does she work?

2. Articles (a/an)

• Use "a" before consonant sounds and "an" before vowel sounds.
  Examples:
  • She is a hairstylist.
  • He is an artist.

3. Verbs for Work Context

• Common verbs: cut, style, wash, color, design.
  Examples:
  • She cuts hair every day.
  • He colors hair for clients.

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VOCABULARY

1. Hairstylist: A person who styles and cuts hair.
   Example: She is a hairstylist at a salon.

2. Salon: A place where people go to get their hair or nails done.
   Example: I visit the salon once a month.

3. Client: A person who receives a service.
   Example: The hairstylist has many clients.

4. Scissors: A tool used to cut hair.
   Example: She uses scissors to trim hair.

5. Shampoo: A product used to wash hair.
   Example: The hairstylist uses special shampoo.

6. Comb: A tool used to style hair.
   Example: She combs the client’s hair.

7. Hairdryer: A tool used to dry hair.
   Example: She uses a hairdryer after washing hair.

8. Style: The way hair is arranged or designed.
   Example: She styles my hair beautifully.

9. Appointment: A scheduled time to see someone.
   Example: I have an appointment at the salon.

10. Trim: To cut a small amount of hair.
    Example: I only want a trim today.

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USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

• She is a hairstylist.
• I have an appointment with the hairstylist.
• Can you style my hair, please?
• Where does she work?
• She works at a salon.
• He trims hair very well.
• Do you need a haircut?
• What style do you want?
• She uses scissors to cut hair.
• I like how she styles my hair.

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SENTENCES

Positive Sentences:

1. She is a hairstylist.
2. He works at a famous salon.
3. The hairstylist styles hair beautifully.

Negative Sentences:

1. She does not work in a hospital.
2. They don’t cut men’s hair.
3. He doesn’t use scissors to style hair.

Questions and Answers:

1. Q: Is she a hairstylist?
   A: Yes, she is.
2. Q: Where does she work?
   A: She works at a salon.
3. Q: Does she cut hair every day?
   A: Yes, she does.

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CONVERSATION

Situation: Making an Appointment

Client: Hi, I’d like to make an appointment with a hairstylist.
Receptionist: Sure! What day works best for you?
Client: How about Friday afternoon?
Receptionist: Great! Do you want a haircut or just a trim?
Client: I need a haircut and a new style.
Receptionist: Perfect. Our hairstylist, Sarah, is available at 3 PM.
Client: That works for me. Thank you!
Receptionist: You’re welcome. See you on Friday!

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READING

Life as a Hairstylist

Being a hairstylist is a creative and rewarding job. Hairstylists work in salons, where they cut, wash, and style clients’ hair. Some hairstylists specialize in coloring or creating unique hairstyles for special events like weddings.

Sarah is a hairstylist at a popular salon. She works with many clients every day. Sarah loves her job because she enjoys meeting new people and making them feel confident with a new look. She uses scissors, combs, and hairdryers to create different styles. Sarah also helps clients choose the best products for their hair.

Working as a hairstylist requires skill and patience, but Sarah thinks it’s worth it because she loves her work.

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Questions

1. Where does Sarah work?
   Answer: She works at a popular salon.

2. What tools does Sarah use?
   Answer: She uses scissors, combs, and hairdryers.

3. Why does Sarah love her job?
   Answer: She loves meeting new people and making them feel confident.

4. What do hairstylists do for special events?
   Answer: They create unique hairstyles.

5. What qualities are important for a hairstylist?
   Answer: Skill and patience.