2. Complete the questions with job/jobs or work. In which sentences
are both possible?
a) Have you ever had a holiday job?
b) What kind of work does your father do?
c) Is it easy to find jobs in your country?
d) How many different part-time job have you had?
e) What time do most people start work in your country?
f) Have you ever been offered a job in a foreign country?
3. Look at more words that are sometimes confused. Complete the dictionary examples (a-g) with the correct alternative. Use the dictionary definitions to help you.
a) actually / current!
• We’ve spoken on the phone but we’ve never actually met.
• This is the best recording current available on CD.
b) travel / trip
• The whole family went on a trip to Florida.
• Foreign travel never really appealed to him until he retired.
c) career / course:
• He has just started out on a career as a photographer.
• She’s on a management course this week.
d) fun / funny
• Our day at the beach was really fun .
• Don’t laugh; it isn’t funny .
e) borrow / lend
• Could you borrow me your umbrella?
• Can I lend your umbrella?
f) argue / discuss
• Don’t argue with me — you know I’m right.
• We’re meeting to discuss the matter next week.
g) ) lose (lost) / miss (missed)
• I missed,the last train home again.
• I’ve lose my bag. Have you seen it?
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