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Учитель английского языка Абжан Жамиля Абдинагикызы,
школа-лицей № 249 кента Айтеке би Кзылординской области
Grade: 10 th form
The theme of the lesson: Professions
The aims of the lesson:
to introduce the grammar theme and to consolidate the active words
to develop pupils reading, speaking, auding and writing habits.
The type of the lesson: mixed
The kind of the lesson: usual
The method of the lesson: explaining
The visual aids: a computer, an interactive blackboard
The Outline of the lesson
1. Organization moment:
2. Introduction of the active words
3. Introduction of the grammar theme
to write the example on the blackboard
to explain the formation and the usage of the sentences
P R O F E S S I O N S
WORD FORMATION
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SUFFIXES -er -or -ess -ist -cian -eer farmer doctor actress therapist beautician engineer baker educator waitress receptionist mathematician butcher coeditor oculist musician carpenter instructor physiologist technician dancer translator pharmacist operator economist ambassador
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COMPOSITION -man -woman -maker -player -worker -wright mailman policewoman shoemaker chess-player iron-worker wheelwright dressmaker tennis-player cartwright glovemaker playwright lacemaker |
4. Consolidation of the active words
Profession – a job that needs a special education and training
Job – the regular paid work that you do for an employer
Occupation – a job or profession. What is your mother’s occupation?
What do they do?
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JOB |
What DO THEY DO? |
WHERE DO THEY WORK? |
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Accountants |
Look after the finances in an organization |
In an office |
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Bakers |
Bake bread |
In a bakery |
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Barbers |
Shave men’s breads and cut men’s hair |
In a barbershop |
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Barmen/Barwomen |
Serve drinks |
In a bar, pub or restaurant |
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Butchers |
Prepare and sell meat |
In a butchers shop |
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Chambermaids |
Clean and tidy rooms |
In a hotel |
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Chefs |
Prepare and cook food |
In a restaurant kitchen |
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Dentists |
Look after people’s teeth |
In a dental office |
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Doctors |
Look after people’s health |
In a hospital or surgery |
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Fishmongers |
Prepare and sell fish |
In a fishmonger’s |
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Flight attendants |
Look after passengers |
In an airplane |
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Hair dressers |
Cut and style people’s hair |
In a hair salon, or beauty shop |
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Judges |
Judge and sentence people |
In a law court |
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Lawyers |
Defend and prosecute people |
In a law court and a law office |
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Nurses |
Look after patients |
In a hospital or doctor’s surgery |
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Opticians |
Look after people’s eye sight |
In an eye sight optician’s |
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Porters |
Carry other people’s bags and luggage |
In a hotel or trains station |
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Receptionists |
Meet and greet visitors |
In reception at a hotel |
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Sales Assistants |
Sell goods and look after customers |
In a shop |
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Secretaries |
Arrange appointments, type letters and organize meetings |
In an office |
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Surgeons |
Operate on people who are sick |
In a hospital |
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Vets |
Look after people’s animals |
In a veterinary surgery or office |
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Waiters/Waitresses |
Serve people food and drink |
In a restaurant or cafe |
“WORKING” VERBS
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The verb |
The Meaning |
Example |
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To arrest |
To take someone away legally to ask them about a crime which they might have committed |
The police arrested the man on suspicion of murder |
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To bake |
To make bread, cakes, cookies or pies |
She baked the bread fresh every morning |
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To build |
To make something by putting bricks or other materials together |
They built the new houses near the town |
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To carry |
To transport or take something from one place to another |
The porter carried her bags to her room |
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To clean |
To make someplace tidy and clean |
The cleaner cleaned the office yesterday |
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To cook |
To prepare food to be eaten by hearting it in a particular way |
The chef cooked a beautiful meal |
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To cure |
To make someone with an illness healthy again |
The doctor cured his headache |
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To deliver |
To take goods, letters, parcels etc. to people’s houses or places of work |
The postman delivered my birthday cards |
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To engineer |
To design and build something using scientific principles |
They engineered the new building to the highest specifications |
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To extract |
To remove or take out something |
The dentist extracted the rotten tooth |
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To fix |
To repair something |
The carpenter fixed my broken chair |
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To invent |
To design and/or create something which has never been made before |
The scientist invented a new drug |
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To judge |
To form, give or have as an opinion, or to decide about something or someone, especially after thinking carefully |
The judge judged him guilty |
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To manage |
To be responsible for controlling or organizing someone or something especially a business |
He managed the whole department very well. |
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To mend |
To fix something |
The electrician mended my old computer |
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To nurse |
To care for a person or an animal while they are ill |
The nurse nursed the patient |
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To operate |
To cut a body open for medical reasons in order to repair, remove or replace a diseased or damaged part. |
The surgeon operated on the leg to save it from amputation |
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To phone |
To communicate with someone by telephone |
The representative phoned his customer |
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To photograph |
To take a photograph of something or someone |
He photographed the murder scene |
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To repair |
To mend something |
The plumber repaired my sink |
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To serve |
To deal with a customer by taking their order, showing or selling them goods etc. |
She served the customer his beer |
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To shave |
To remove hair from the body, especially a man’s face, by cutting it close to the skin with a razor, so that the skin feels smooth |
The barber shaved him very quickly |
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To type |
To write using a machine, a computer keyboard or a typewriter |
The secretary typed the report |
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To weld |
To join two pieces of metal together permanently by melting the parts that touch |
The welder welded the pipes together |
5. Drill exercises
A)Listen to the definitions of professions, try to guess and name them
B)
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Prestigious jobs |
Not Prestigious jobs |
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Well-paid Up-to-date Rare Intellectual/mental |
Low-paid Out-of-date Widespread Manual |
C)
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Profession |
Abilities, qualities and skills |
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a guide |
Should know several languages, be polite, communicative, adaptable,persuasive |
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a doctor |
Should be well-educated, noble kind, helpful, observant accurate, caring, accurate, ambitious, persuasive |
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a teacher |
Should be well-educated, patient, intellectual, accurate, hade-working, adaptable, persuasive, tolerant and should love children |
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an economist |
Should be well-educated, rational, fast-thinking, adaptable |
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a judge |
Should be well-educated, should be just and fair |
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interpreter |
Should know several language, communicative, polite |
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journalist |
Should be well-educated, ambitious and just |
6. Doing exercises
1) Your house is on fire a) A photography
2) Your car has broken down b) A dentist (a dental surgeon)
3) You want to go to a nice place for a holiday c) A hairdresser
4) Your hair is getting too long d) An auto mechanic
5) A filling has come out of your tooth e) A travel agent
6) You want a portrait photograph of yourself f) A fire brigade (firemen)
7) You want to redecorate your flat g) An interior decorator
8) Your grand piano isn’t sounding right h) A piano tuner
9) You need new glasses i) An optician
10) You have broken your table j) Welder
11) You want some iron to combine k) Plumber
12) You want to repair your water-pips l) Carpenter
7.Test yourself A)
1. Someone who cooks food in a restaurant is called a ___________.
A) chef B)manager C)cook
2. A person who builds furniture is called a ____________.
A)builder B)architect C)carpenter
3. Someone who plays professional sports is called an __________.
A) artist B)athlete C)accountant
4. A person who takes care of people in a hospital is called a ______________.
A) nurse B) barber C)scientist
5. Someone who helps you learn in school is called a _________.
A) doctor B) learner C)teacher
6. Someone who makes beautiful paintings is called an ____.
A) artist B) editor C)intern
7. A member of a symphony orchestra is called a __________.
A) plumber B)musician C)singer
8. A person who grows crops and raises animals is called a _________.
A) farmer B) fisherman C) chef
9. The person who takes care of your teeth is called a _________.
A) doctor B)biologist C)dentist
10. Someone who cuts men’s hair is called a __________.
A) hairdresser B) barber C) fire fighter
B) SUFFIXS COMPOSITION
-er -man
-or -woman
-ess -maker
-ist -player
-cian -worker
-eer -wright
8.Topic “My Future Profession”
1.To choose a profession
2.To want to be
3.To be good at
4.Should be well-educated
5.Should be
6.In order to be a good specialist I must know …
7.If I say about daily activities of …
8.to reach pupils and to bring them up
to help people who has problems with health
to help people who is in trouble
to manage the office
to work in the computer science
to study everyday life and study
financial problems
9.Nowadays every specialist should know …
and should work on the computer well
9.Conclusion
Giving marks
Giving the hometask: topic “My Future Profession”
The Outline of the lesson
1. Organization moment:
2. Introduction of the active words
3. Introduction of the grammar theme
to write the example on the blackboard
to explain the formation and the usage of the sentences
P R O F E S S I O N S
WORD FORMATION
SUFFIXES
-er -or -ess -ist -cian -eer
farmer doctor actress therapist beautician engineer
baker educator waitress receptionist mathematician
butcher coeditor oculist musician
carpenter instructor physiologist technician
dancer translator pharmacist
operator economist
ambassador
COMPOSITION
-man -woman -maker -player -worker -wright
mailman policewoman shoemaker chess-player iron-worker wheelwright
dressmaker tennis-player cartwright
glovemaker playwright
lacemaker
4. Consolidation of the active words
Profession – a job that needs a special education and training
Job – the regular paid work that you do for an employer
Occupation – a job or profession. What is your mother’s occupation?
The Outline of the lesson
1. Organization moment:
2. Introduction of the active words
3. Introduction of the grammar theme
to write the example on the blackboard
to explain the formation and the usage of the sentences
P R O F E S S I O N S
WORD FORMATION
SUFFIXES
-er -or -ess -ist -cian -eer
farmer doctor actress therapist beautician engineer
baker educator waitress receptionist mathematician
butcher coeditor oculist musician
carpenter instructor physiologist technician
dancer translator pharmacist
operator economist
ambassador
COMPOSITION
-man -woman -maker -player -worker -wright
mailman policewoman shoemaker chess-player iron-worker wheelwright
dressmaker tennis-player cartwright
glovemaker playwright
lacemaker
4. Consolidation of the active words
Profession – a job that needs a special education and training
Job – the regular paid work that you do for an employer
Occupation – a job or profession. What is your mother’s occupation?
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