Relative Clauses

Relative clauses de jose angel isla

RELATIVE CLAUSES de Anabel Ponce

Rain in UK Weather

Echo questions

echo questions

Airplane vocabulary

      

English Vocabulary for travelling on plane de Jennifer hc

Travel vocabulary de Reme Pernish

superstitions

superstitions

cats vs dogs

Listening cats vs dogs

Monologues B1

Monologues

Spinning Wheel

Wedding Vocabulary

Reported Speech

Online exercises Reported Speech

Writing codes

tv

Television is a drug. from Beth Fulton on Vimeo.

Present Perfect

present perfect exercises
for since
present perfect 2

television

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Regular Past Simple Ending Sounds Pronunciation Exercise

Regular verbs

Conditionals

Conditional sentences
Thanks to Cristina Cabal

Education

British education. from DULCE ROSALES

thanks to Dulce Rosales

vocabulary Jobs

General vocabulary What do you do? I'm a model  She works as a lawyer o   a regular job o   commuter o   employee o   employer o   He took a job as a waiter. o   occupation o   profession o   to earn one's living o   to run a firm o   trade o   What do you do for a living? o   Worker o   Temporary/ part-time job	Application o   application o   application form o   apprentice, trainee o   apprenticeship o   CV (curriculum vitae)/ resume o   job interview o   skilled worker o   to apply for a job o   training o   training course o   vacancy
Unemployment o   period of notice o   To be unemployed/ to be out of work/ to be on the dole o   to fire/ to sack /to dismiss somebody o   to resign, to quit o   to retire o   unemployment o   unemployment benefit, dole money	Working hours, Pay o   a full-time job o   a part-time job o   wages o   flexitime o   payslip o   salary o   to get a rise, to get a raise o   to work shifts o   to work overtime o   wage cut

 NOTICE:

Generally, people who get paid a "salary" get their money monthly, and get the same amount each month. A salary usually doesn't change based on the number of hours you work.  If you get paid a "salary", you usually say things like "I make $30,000 a year."
If you get paid a wage, it usually means that you get a certain amount per hour. The more hours you work, the more money you will make.

• vacancy ·  the state or condition of being vacant or unoccupied; emptiness ·  an unoccupied post or office: we have a vacancy in the accounts department

o   flexitime a system that allows an employee to choose the hours for starting and leaving work.

o   Payslip ‘nómina’

o   to get a rise, to get a raise (In American English, a person receives a raise in salary. In British English it is a rise.)

thanks to Dulce Rosales

job vs work

Job or work ni2 de DULCE ROSALES

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Make vs Do

Make vs Do

Superstitions