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WHICH JOBS ARE EASY?

 This topic focuses on discussing jobs and describing them as easy or difficult. Students will learn to compare jobs and express opinions about work tasks using simple adjectives and the Present Simple tense. The lesson also introduces vocabulary related to professions, skills, and opinions about job difficulty. Students will practice forming positive and negative sentences, asking and answering questions, and engaging in conversations about jobs.


GRAMMAR

1. Using Adjectives to Describe Jobs

  • Easy, hard, fun, boring, interesting, tiring.
    • Example: Being a teacher is interesting, but it can also be hard.

2. Simple Comparisons with Adjectives

  • Adjective + -er: Comparing two things.
    • Example: Being a chef is harder than being a cashier.
  • More + adjective: For longer adjectives.
    • Example: Being a doctor is more challenging than being a receptionist.

3. Questions About Jobs

  • What is your job like?
    • Example: My job is fun but tiring.
  • Is your job easy?
    • Example: No, my job is not easy.

4. Present Simple for General Opinions

  • Subject + verb (be/do).
    • Example: Some jobs are easy. Others are not.

VOCABULARY

  1. Job: Work that someone does to earn money.
    Example: Teaching is a rewarding job.

  2. Task: A specific piece of work.
    Example: The tasks in this job are easy to do.

  3. Easy: Not difficult.
    Example: This job is easy and fun.

  4. Hard: Difficult.
    Example: Being a firefighter is hard.

  5. Fun: Enjoyable.
    Example: Working with kids is fun.

  6. Boring: Not interesting.
    Example: Office jobs can be boring.

  7. Skill: An ability to do something well.
    Example: This job requires communication skills.

  8. Challenging: Difficult but interesting.
    Example: Being a doctor is challenging.

  9. Tiring: Making you feel tired.
    Example: Jobs with long hours are tiring.

  10. Rewarding: Giving satisfaction.
    Example: Helping people is rewarding.


USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

  • Which jobs are easy?
  • This job is easier than that one.
  • Some jobs are fun, but others are boring.
  • I think this job is too hard for me.
  • Being a cashier is easy because it has simple tasks.
  • This job requires a lot of skills.
  • Do you think this job is hard?
  • Teaching is fun, but it can be tiring.
  • I like my job because it’s rewarding.
  • I think working in an office is boring.

SENTENCES

Positive Sentences

  1. Being a cashier is easy.
  2. Some jobs are fun and rewarding.
  3. A teacher’s job is interesting.

Negative Sentences

  1. This job is not easy for me.
  2. Being a pilot is not boring.
  3. Office jobs are not fun for everyone.

Questions and Answers

  1. Q: Which jobs are easy?
    A: Jobs like cashier or receptionist are easy.
  2. Q: Is your job hard?
    A: No, my job is not hard.
  3. Q: Do you think being a chef is fun?
    A: Yes, I think it is fun.

CONVERSATION

Situation: Talking About Job Difficulty

Anna: Hi, Tom! What do you think is the easiest job?
Tom: Hmm, I think being a cashier is easy.
Anna: Really? Why do you think so?
Tom: Because the tasks are simple, like scanning items and giving change.
Anna: That’s true. What about hard jobs?
Tom: I think being a doctor is hard. You need to study a lot and work long hours.
Anna: I agree. But it’s also very rewarding, don’t you think?
Tom: Yes, helping people must feel great.


READING

Which Jobs Are Easy?

Some jobs are easier than others. For example, being a cashier is easy because the tasks are simple and do not require special skills. You only need to scan products, take money, and give change.

However, jobs like teaching or being a nurse can be harder. Teachers must prepare lessons and help students, which can be tiring. Nurses work long hours and take care of sick people, so their job is challenging but rewarding.

People have different opinions about job difficulty. Some enjoy working in an office because it is comfortable and quiet. Others think it is boring and prefer active jobs like being a delivery driver.

In the end, every job is important, whether it is easy or hard.


Questions

  1. Which job is mentioned as easy?
    Answer: Being a cashier.

  2. Why is teaching considered harder than being a cashier?
    Answer: Because teachers must prepare lessons and help students.

  3. What is challenging about being a nurse?
    Answer: Nurses work long hours and take care of sick people.

  4. What do some people like about office jobs?
    Answer: They are comfortable and quiet.

  5. What is the writer’s opinion about jobs?
    Answer: Every job is important, whether it is easy or hard.

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