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7 A Dream Job

A Before you watch

1 Do you work? If yes, what do you do for a living?

2 In pairs, write down as many jobs as you can.

B While you watch

1 Match each question with the correct answer.

1 What does Simone do? a She’s making a movie.2 What’s she doing? b She’s a student.

2 Complete the sentences.

1 I for a music recording studio.

2 I a dental office.

3 I photographer and I to different countries.

3 Who says what? Write A, B, or C next to each sentence.

1 I think a professional skier or snowboarder. I think that’s a dream job.

2 … to work with people all the time and… help them…

3 My dream job is to be a singer-songwriter. That’s why I’m here in New York City.

4 Number these “dream jobs” in the order you hear them.

a jazz musician She works in fashion. an actress a scuba instructor

A B C

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C After you watch

Work in pairs. Answer the questions for each picture.

1 What’s he doing?2 What does he do?

D Language points

1 Complete the sentences with the words and phrases in the box.

1 Can I ask you guys a question? .

2 A: Students? B: .

3 Yeah, and we get paid , too.

4 Yeah, it’s .

5 Yeah, right. The mayor? .

2 Write the words and phrases from the box in Exercise 1 next to their meanings in a–e.

a Of course not.

b You’re imagining it.

c Yes, of course.

d really great

e a lot of money

E Your viewpoint

Discuss the questions in groups.

Would you prefer an interesting but low-paid job or a boring but high-paid job? Why?What is your dream job?

In your dreams No way Sure the big bucks totally awesome

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