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Hi. Hello.

And welcome to six-minute vocabulary.

My name is Neil and I'm one of the presenters today. And I'm Sophie and I'm the

other presenter. Welcome to the show. Did you hear that word? presenter. Today we're going to be

talking about jobs and the different kinds of English words for different jobs, like presenter, for example.

We'll look at some of the different ways that words for jobs can end, like the er, at the end of presenter.

These are called suffixes.

As usual, we'll be giving you a quiz to see how much you can remember.

And we'll also bring you a top tip to help you learn vocabulary.

But first, let's listen to Anna.

She's going to tell us about the different jobs she's had in her life so far.

While you listen, think about this question.

What is Anna's job now? When I was a little girl,

I always wanted to be a teacher. So I spent years training as a teacher and then I got a job

in a school and I hated it. After a few months, I quit. I worked for a while as a librarian, but I didn't really like that either.

Finally, I started writing for a small website.

Now, I work as a journalist, writing for newspapers and magazines.

So, that was Anna talking about all the job she's done.

And we asked, what's Anna's job now?

Anna is a journalist now.

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