Teacher: Good morning! How are you today?

Student: Good morning! I’m doing well, thank you. How about you?

Teacher: I’m great, thank you for asking. So, today we are going to learn how to use the verbs “work” and “study” correctly. Are you ready?

Student: Yes, I am ready to learn!

Teacher: Great! Let’s start with “work.” This verb is used when we talk about activities we do to earn money or have a job. For example, “I work as a teacher.” Now, can you give me an example using “work”?

Student: Sure! They work in a hospital as doctors.

Teacher: Excellent! Now, let’s move on to “study.” This verb is used when we talk about learning or attending school. For instance, “I study English at the language school.” Can you give me an example using “study”?

Student: Yes, of course! We study math and science at school.

Teacher: Perfect! Now, let’s practice using both verbs together. How about this sentence: “They work during the day and study at night.” Can you try to make a sentence using “we”?

Student: Yes, I can! We work part-time and study full-time at university.

Teacher: Well done! You’re getting the hang of it. Now, let’s try a different sentence structure. How about this one: “We work hard to support ourselves while studying.” Can you make a sentence using “they”?

Student: Yes, I can! They work long hours to pay for their studies.

Teacher: Excellent job! You’re really grasping the usage of these verbs. Keep practicing and you’ll become even more confident. Do you have any questions?

Student: Thank you, teacher! I understand it better now. I will practice using “work” and “study” correctly.

Teacher: That’s great to hear! Remember, practice makes perfect. If you have any doubts or need further clarification, don’t hesitate to ask. Keep up the good work!

Student: Thank you, teacher. I will. Have a great day!

Teacher: You too! Have a wonderful day and keep up the good work with your English studies. Goodbye!

Student: Goodbye, teacher!