Lesson 5. Unusual Occupations

 Unusual Occupations




In this lesson, we will look at some not-so-ordinary jobs.



These are one of the odd occupations: Dog walker, snake milker, Braille translator, and toy designer.


HOW DO WE FORM COMPOUND NOUNS?

Compound nouns have two parts. The  first part establishes the purpose or the reason of an

occupation and the second part defines the person or the activity as such.




Key Expressions: 

Have a sweet tooth: to be willing to eat all sorts of candies and sugar.

Do you have a sweet tooth for any type of candies?


Now it is time to practice compound nouns. 

 Click here to enter the word search game.






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