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Reja: Word box: Jobs
Darslik: Laser B1+ SB pp. 32–33 — WORD BOX ex.4 maqoladagi so‘zlar bilan ta’riflarni to‘ldirish (birinchi harf berilgan: salary, application form, expenses, in writing, applicant, voluntary work, staff), Have your say! (yuqori maosh qanchalik muhim? ishning boshqa jihatlari) — asosiy; Solutions Pre-Intermediate pp. 52–53 (5A Jobs (1), Describing jobs, Work activities, ideal job questionnaire) va p. 55 (5B Jobs (2))

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AWord box (p. 33 ex. 4)

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💵️a salarymaosh (oylik yoki yillik ish haqi)Laser B1+ p.33 ex.4 (1)
My aunt earns a good salary as a pilot.
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📝️an application formariza blanki (anketa)Laser B1+ p.33 ex.4 (2)
Send the application form to the school by Friday.
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✏️fill in(anketani) to‘ldirmoqLaser B1+ p.33 ex.4 (2)
Please fill in your name and address in capital letters.
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🧾️expenses(ish bilan bog‘liq) xarajatlarLaser B1+ p.33 ex.4 (3)
The company pays all my expenses when I travel for work.
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✉️apply in writingyozma ravishda ariza bermoqLaser B1+ p.33 ex.4 (4)
You must apply in writing — phone calls are not accepted.
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🙋️an applicantnomzod, ariza beruvchiLaser B1+ p.33 ex.4 (5)
There were fifty applicants for the job at the hotel.
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🐶️voluntary workko‘ngillilik ishi (haq to‘lanmaydigan)Laser B1+ p.33 ex.4 (6)
I do voluntary work at an animal shelter on Saturdays.
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👥️the staffxodimlar (butun jamoa)Laser B1+ p.33 ex.4 (7)
All the staff at this hotel are friendly and helpful.

BJobs

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📐️an architectme’morSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
An architect designed our new sports centre.
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⚖️a solicitoryurist (huquqiy maslahatchi)Solutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
We asked a solicitor to check the contract for our new flat.
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🛎️a receptionistqabulxona xodimiSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
The receptionist at the hotel gave us our keys.
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🛍️a sales assistantsotuvchi (do‘konda)Solutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
The sales assistant helped me find the right size.
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🚑️a paramedictez yordam xodimiSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
Two paramedics arrived in the ambulance in five minutes.
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💻️a programmerdasturchiSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
My brother is a programmer — he writes apps for banks.
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🧳️a travel agentturagent, sayohat agentiSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
A travel agent booked our flights and hotel in Istanbul.
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💇️a hairdressersartaroshSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
I go to the hairdresser once a month.
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🍽️a waiterofitsiantSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.2
The waiter brought us the menu and some green tea.
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🧱️a builderquruvchiLaser B1+ p.32 maqola (B); Solutions Pre-Intermediate p.55
The builders are working on a new school in our street.
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🧑‍🍳a chefoshpaz (restoran oshpazi)Laser B1+ p.32 maqola (B)
The chef at this restaurant cooks amazing plov.
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📰️a journalistjurnalistLaser B1+ p.32 maqola; Solutions Pre-Intermediate p.55
A journalist from the local newspaper interviewed our headteacher.

CDescribing jobs and work activities

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📞️answer the phonetelefonga javob bermoqSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.53 ex.6
A receptionist has to answer the phone all day long.
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🔁️repetitivebir xil, takroriySolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.5
Working on a factory line can be very repetitive.
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🎨️variedturli-tuman, xilma-xilSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.5
A journalist’s day is very varied — no two days are the same.
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😩️tiringcharchatadiganSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.5
Standing in a shop all day is really tiring.
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📉️badly paidkam maoshliSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.52 ex.3 (best-paid / worst-paid)
Many important jobs are still badly paid.
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🦶️be on your feettik turib ishlamoq, oyoqda bo‘lmoqSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.53 ex.6
Hairdressers are on their feet all day.
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🛒️serve customersmijozlarga xizmat ko‘rsatmoqSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.53 ex.6
In a café you serve customers and clean the tables.
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👮️wear a uniformforma kiymoqSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.53 ex.6
Nurses and police officers wear a uniform at work.
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🌳️work outdoorsochiq havoda ishlamoqSolutions Pre-Intermediate p.53 ex.6
Farm workers work outdoors in all weathers.
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🕘️work nine to fivesoat 9 dan 5 gacha ishlamoq (odatdagi ish kuni)Solutions Pre-Intermediate p.53 ex.6
My dad works nine to five in an office in the city centre.

DWord families

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🏢️an employerish beruvchiEnglish Vocabulary in Use Pre-intermediate, Unit 36 (employ so‘z oilasi)
The car factory is the biggest employer in our town.
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🪪️an employeexodim, ishchiqo‘shimcha (mavzuga oid) — employ so‘z oilasi
The company has two hundred employees.
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🚫️unemployedishsizEnglish Vocabulary in Use Pre-intermediate, Unit 37
He was unemployed for six months after the factory closed.
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🙌️a volunteerko‘ngilliqo‘shimcha (mavzuga oid) — voluntary so‘z oilasi
Volunteers help older people in our mahalla every Saturday.

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How important is it to earn a high salary?Yuqori maosh olish qanchalik muhim?
How important is it to earn a high salary? For me, it isn’t the most important thing.
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What other aspects of work are important?Ishning yana qaysi jihatlari muhim?
What other aspects of work are important — the people or the hours?
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Which job is the most tiring?Qaysi kasb eng charchatadigan?
Which job is the most tiring? In my opinion, it’s a builder.
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I’d like to be a … because …Men … bo‘lishni xohlardim, chunki …
I’d like to be a programmer because I love computers.
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I wouldn’t like to be a … because …Men … bo‘lishni istamasdim, chunki …
I wouldn’t like to be a waiter because it’s tiring.
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What does a … do?… nima ish qiladi?
What does a solicitor do? — He helps people with legal documents.

My first application

Last summer I saw an advertisement for a holiday job as a sales assistant in a sports shop. The salary wasn’t high, but I wanted the experience. I had to apply in writing, so I filled in the application form very carefully and sent it by email.

There were twelve applicants, and the manager chose three of us. The staff were friendly and I was part of a team. I had to wear a uniform and serve customers. It was tiring — I was on my feet from nine till five — but it was never repetitive, because every customer was different.

This year I’m doing voluntary work at a children’s library instead. I don’t earn anything, but I’m learning a lot. One day I’d like to be a journalist. For me, a high salary is nice, but other aspects of work — interesting tasks and good people — are more important.

Savollar: 1. Why did the writer apply for the job if the salary wasn’t high? · 2. How did the writer apply? · 3. How many applicants were there, and how many got the job? · 4. Why was the job tiring, but not repetitive? · 5. What is the writer doing this year?

✍Bo‘shliqlarni to‘ldiring8 ta gap

The amount of money you get paid every year is your ________.
You fill in an application ________ when you apply for a job.
If a company pays your ________, they pay for taxis, meals and travel.
A person applying for a job is called an ________.
All the people who work for a company are the ________.
Shop assistants are on their ________ from morning till evening, so their legs often hurt.
Most office workers work nine to ________, from Monday to Friday.
Doing the same thing every day is ________. (r…)

Javoblar

1. salary · 2. form · 3. expenses · 4. applicant · 5. staff · 6. feet · 7. five · 8. repetitive

🔧So‘z yasashQavsdagi so‘zdan to‘g‘ri shaklni yasang

There were fifty ________ for the job of manager.APPLY
Please send your ________ form before Friday.APPLY
My uncle is ________; he is looking for a job.EMPLOY
The factory is the biggest ________ in our town.EMPLOY
She does ________ work at the hospital at weekends.VOLUNTEER
For me, job ________ is more important than money.SATISFY
Packing boxes all day is very ________.REPEAT
Teaching small children is hard but ________.REWARD
Our new ________ is very friendly and fair.MANAGE
It’s a well-________ job; she earns a lot.PAY

Javoblar

1. applicants · 2. application · 3. unemployed · 4. employer · 5. voluntary · 6. satisfaction · 7. repetitive · 8. rewarding · 9. manager · 10. paid

🔗So‘z birikmalari10 ta birikma

fill ____ an application form
apply ____ writing
earn a high ____
be on your ____ all day
____ a uniform
____ customers
be part of a ____
work long ____
do voluntary ____
the company pays your ____ (taxis, meals, hotels)

Javoblar

1. in (or out) · 2. in · 3. salary · 4. feet · 5. wear · 6. serve · 7. team · 8. hours · 9. work · 10. expenses

💬Muhokama savollariJuftlik yoki guruh ishi

How important is it to earn a high salary?
Explain what other aspects of work you think are important.
Would you prefer to work alone or be part of a team? Indoors or outdoors?
Find the ideal job for your partner: ask about money, uniform, hours and travel.

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