Connectors of contrast

1. Connectors of contrast are used as linking words when we want to

refer to two clearly opposite ideas.
 Complete the sentences with a suitable connector.

1. _______________it is difficult to make a career choice, there are lots of

paths to choose from.
2. Going to university pays off in the end __________________being
expensive.
3. An internship can help us gain skills and knowledge. It's not suitable
for young people who haven't made up their minds, _____________.
4. Im thinking about workshadowing; ________________I have no idea
where to start looking.

Rewrite each sentence using a different connector instead of but. Make

sure
you use the correct punctuation.

1. The counsellor helped me understand my options; but I'm still

confused.
2. A gap year can be very appealing; but you need to keep focused on
your future goals.
3. I know the rate of unemployment among graduates is high; but I'd
love to get a
university degree.
Colourful Jobs

Blue-collar jobs Connected to people who do physical work

mainly in industry or on the street.

White-collar jobs: Connected to people who do office work.

Pink-collar jobs: Related to work traditionally associated with

women.

Green-collar jobs: Related to employment concerned with

protecting the natural environment.

Fill in the table with these jobs in the corresponding column.

Subway operator - Police Officer Secretary Waitress Hairdresser

Water Quality technician Electrician Urban Planner Chemist
Noise Control specialist Florist Environmental Lawyer Ecologist
Teacher
Accountant Plumber Beautician Engineer Flight Attendant Car
Mechanic

Blue Collar White Collar Pink Collar Green Collar

Present Perfect
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