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4º UNIT 8 High Five

The document discusses different jobs and workplaces. It lists common jobs like chef, hairdresser, driver, photographer, dentist, waiter, nurse, carpenter, mechanic, artist, and lawyer. It then provides the Spanish translations. It continues by explaining question formation with "have to" and provides examples of jobs and the typical workplaces associated with them, such as a dentist working in a clinic, a hairdresser working in a salon, and a carpenter working in a workshop.

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4º UNIT 8 High Five

The document discusses different jobs and workplaces. It lists common jobs like chef, hairdresser, driver, photographer, dentist, waiter, nurse, carpenter, mechanic, artist, and lawyer. It then provides the Spanish translations. It continues by explaining question formation with "have to" and provides examples of jobs and the typical workplaces associated with them, such as a dentist working in a clinic, a hairdresser working in a salon, and a carpenter working in a workshop.

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4º UNIT 8 “JOBS WE DO”

Chef Chef
Hairdresser Peluquero/a
Driver Conductor
Photographer Fotógrafo/a
Dentist Dentista
Waiter Camarero
Nurse Enfermera
Carpenter Carpintero
Mechanic Mecánico
Artist Artista
Lawyer Abogado
Vet Veterinario
Clinic Clínica
Salon Peluquería
Garage Taller mecánico
Factory Fábrica
Workshop Taller
Office Oficina
PREGUNTAS CON HAVE TO (TENER QUE)

I
You wear a uniform?
Do We wear a helmet?
They
go to university?
Have to
He work very hard?
Does She work at night?
It like animals?

Para hacer preguntas ponemos: Do + sujeto+ have to + verbo en infinitivo?

Responder en afirmativo: Yes, they do / he does. Reponder en negativo: No, they don’t/ he doesn’t.

A dentist a clinic.
A hairdresser is a person who works in a salon.
A carpenter a workshop.

A garage A mechanic
A kitchen is a place where A lawyer works.
An office A lawyer

DECIMOS WHO CUANDO HABLAMOS DE PERSONAS ////// DECIMOS WHERE CUANDO HABLAMOS DE LUGARES

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