Keep training

1 - Try some of the next links

A TED Talk

For example Learn about how will future jobs look like 

Or how does a barometer work?

A game
For example Babadum

An App

Duolingo

Lyrics training

2 - Take a test with EF set in EF TEST

3 - Start a course now: http://woodward.lingualia.com/

Job offers

 1 - Read the job offers

Job offer 1 - HVAC Technician in The Neatherlands - (job offer In English)

Job offer 2 -  in Belgium - (oferta em Português)

Job offer 3 - Sales (vendas) in Portugal - (job offer In English)

Oferta 1 no IEFP

Oferta 2 no IEFP

Job interview questions

 

1. Tell me about yourself.
2. Where were you born?
3. Did you go to school there?

Let's talk about your skills...

1. What can you do?
2. Do you have experience in HVAC systems?
3. What are your strengths?
4. What are your weaknesses?

Let's talk about the moment...

1. What are you doing, at the moment?
2. Where are you doing your training course?
3. What did you learn?
4. When will the course finish?

Let's talk about your experience...

1. What was your last job?
2. What did you do in your last job?
3. How long were you there?
4. Why did you leave your job? 

Let's talk about the future...

1. What are your plans for the near future?
2. Where do you see yourself in five years?
3. How much money do you think you will get for this job?
4. Are you going to do more training?

Where do you see yourself in five years? - Talking about the future

 

Future with 'will'

Learn more

Exercises:

Will - Future Tense
Will - Negative
Will - Questions

Future with 'going to' 

Learn more

Exercises:
Going To - Future Tense
Going To - Negative
Going To - Questions

Past simple tense - negative and interrogative - other verbs

  

We use did + subject + infinitive to make questions with the past simple:

Did she play tennis when she was younger?
Did you live abroad?
When did you meet your wife?
Where did you go for your holidays?

But questions with who often don't use did:

Who discovered penicillin?
Who wrote Don Quixote?

We use subject + didn't (did not) + infinitive to make negatives with the past simple:

They didn't go to Spain this year.
We didn't get home until very late last night.
I didn't see you yesterday.

Exercises

• Past Tense - Negative
• Past Tense - Questions
• Past Tense - "Wh" Questions 

More exercises

Past simple tense - Verb to be

When I was just a girl...

1 - Learn more about the verb tob ein the Past simple tense

2 - The verb to be - negative and interrogative forms

The verb To Be in the past

3 - Exercises:

Past tense - To be affirmative

Past tense  - To be negative
Past Tense -  To be interrogative

From present to past - Pepsi Max the Job interview

 
1 - Change the text to the past simple

They just finished law school. They are looking for new jobs. They see an ad for a job opening at Torre & Associates. But they know it won't be easy.

Tom and his friends go to the office on the day of the interview. The hall is full of potential job candidates waiting to be interviewed.

Tom and his friends realized their chances of getting a job are pretty slim. So, they come up with an awesome plan.

The interviewer steps out of the office and calls for Mr. Goodman. Goodman is Bill's last name. So, he steps into the office. The interviewer looks at his resumé and asks, "What makes you think you qualify for this job?"

Bill pretends he is being harmed. He screams and makes a lot of noise. Joe pretends to be afraid. He stands up and walks out. The other interviewees start to leave too. They are scared out of their wits.

Bill continues to make a lot of noise. He slams himself against the wall. More interviewees start to leave. Meanwhile, Bill opens the door and hurls himself across the hall.

Everyone else leaves too...except for Tom. The interviewer looks at him dumbfounded and says, 'next'. Tom just smiles and waves.

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