El empleo: ¿Cómo se dice? Jorge is teaching a course called…
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El empleо: ¿Cómо se dice? Jоrge is teаching а course cаlled the World of Work in which his students learn about different professional careers. He's written a quiz for his class to see if they understand the professions that he has taught them. First, review each description below. Then, write the correct occupation that he has described. Make sure to include a definite article (i.e., el/la/los/las). (1½ pts. each: 1 pt. for appropriate word, ½ pt. for correct article; 9 pts. total) MODELO: La persona que es tu supervisora también es el jefe. La persona que trabaja en los hospitales y tribunales (courts) para ayudar a la gente que no habla bien el español. [1] La persona que prepara las comidas en los restaurantes. [2] Es la persona que trabaja para una empresa que construye edificios, pero no tiene formación universitaria. [3]. Cuando el agua gotea (drips) en el baño o en la cocina, tienes que llamar a este experto. [4] Es la persona que busca un empleo nuevo y que rellena la solicitud de empleo. [5] Este experto ayuda a las personas con su salud mental y con problemas emocionales. [6] Check your work. Did you use the correct article? (definite article (i.e., el/la/los/las))
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