Working in Construction

Grammar - B2-C1 | Advance Level

8 $

Mar. 21 Sat , 19:00 USA

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Description

In this class, you talk about construction work, safety, and teamwork while practicing advanced structures that help you express responsibility, expectations, and hypothetical situations more clearly.

Session Activities

1: What kinds of construction projects are common in your city?

2: Have you ever visited or worked at a construction site? What was it like?

3: Do you think construction jobs are respected in your culture? Why or why not?

1: What are construction workers supposed to do to stay safe on a job site?

2: What responsibilities are supervisors expected to have?

3: What equipment is meant to protect workers the most?

4: What safety rules tend to be ignored on construction sites?

5: Would you rather work in construction or in an office? Why?

6: Do construction workers in your country tend to receive fair pay for their work?

7: If safety rules had been stricter in the past, how would accidents have changed?

8: If a company had invested more in training, how would the industry be different today?

9: Why do some societies respect construction work more than others?

be supposed to

Something people expect you to do because it is a rule, responsibility, or social expectation.

be meant to

The intended purpose or function of something.

be expected to

Something others believe you should do because it is part of your role or duty.

tend to

To usually happen or be true, although not always.

would rather

Used to express a preference between two options.

If + past perfect + would have

Used to imagine a different result in the past if something had happened differently.