JOBS - questions and answers

Look at the picture.

What's the correct sentence?

• He's an administrator.

• He's administration.

Answer explanation

The correct sentence is "He's an administrator!". That's his job. The other sentence is totally wrong.

Look at the picture.

What's the correct sentence?

• He's a teacher.

• He works education.

Answer explanation

He's a teacher. That's his job. The other sentence is totally wrong.

Look at the picture.

What's the correct sentence?

• She's a doctor.

• She's a medical.

Answer explanation

She's a doctor. That's her job. The other sentence is totally wrong.

Look at the picture.

What's the correct sentence?

• She's an engineer.

• She's engineer.

Answer explanation

"She's an engineer" is the correct sentence. You need to use the indefinite article "an" before the occupation.

Look at the picutre.

What's the correct sentence?

• She's a lawyer.

• She's lawyer.

Answer explanation

"She is a lawyer" is the correct sentence because you need to use the indefinite article "a" before the ocuppation.

Look at the picture.

What's the correct sentence?

• He's a telecommunications technician.

• He's a technician telecommunications.

Answer explanation

The correct word order is:

He's a telecommunications technician.

You are saying what type of technician he is.

Telecommunications is qualifying the technician.

Look at the picture.

What's the correct sentence?

• He's retired.

• He's a retired.

Answer explanation

Don't use the indefinite article (a/an) before an adjective alone. "Retired" is not an occupation.

He's retired. (no article)

It's the same thing with the following sentences:

"He's married."

"He's single."

"He's happy."

Look at the picture.

What's the correct sentence?

• He's unemployed.

• He's an unemployed.

Answer explanation

Don't use the indefinite article (a/an) before an adjective alone. "Unemployed" is not an occupation.

He's unemployed.

It's the same thing with the following sentences:

"He's married."

"He's single."

"He's happy."

What sentence below means the same as the sentence in the picture?

• What do you do?

• How do you do?

Answer explanation

What do you do? = What's your occupation?

How do you do? = Nice to meet you.

Mark ALL THE BOXES whose pictures and sentences (together) answer this quetion.

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Answer explanation

The only WRONG sentence is "We are architects." If you ask "What's his/her occupation?", you expect "he" or "she" as answer. He's a bus driver. / She's a nurse.

The questions for "We are architects." is "What do you do?" or "What's your occupation?" and it refers to more than one person. Here, in this picture, all of them are architects. So, their answer is: "We are architects."