Match up
Phrasal verbs match up
Chalkplay team
| Keyword | Match |
|---|---|
| A nurse | looks after sick people in a hospital |
| A vet | looks after sick animals |
| A teacher | helps children learn at school |
| A chef | cooks food in a restaurant |
| A waiter | brings food and drinks to your table |
| A firefighter | puts out fires |
| A police officer | catches criminals and keeps us safe |
| A pilot | flies planes |
| A farmer | grows food and keeps animals |
| A dentist | checks and cleans your teeth |
| A mechanic | fixes cars |
| A hairdresser | cuts and styles hair |
Twelve jobs, from nurse and teacher to mechanic and vet, each matched to what the person does at work. It's for A1–A2 learners practicing the present simple with he and she, where the verb takes -s: "A pilot flies planes."
Read each finished pair aloud as one sentence, then ask "What does a chef do?" and let learners answer without looking. In pairs, one learner describes a job and the other guesses it; stronger groups can add where the person works and what they wear. Finish by asking each learner which job they'd like and why. Play it live so everyone matches on their own phone, or print it as a worksheet.
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