Personal identification – A2–B2 – 002
This 35-word A2–B2 deck is the second part of the personal identification set, covering media, education, and professional roles: you'll understand who the narrator, presenter, or interpreter is in a film or at a conference. It also introduces modern professions like programmer, stylist, and vocalist, plus vocabulary for talking about roles within a team (supervisor, foreman, trainee). The list includes a few literary or old-fashioned words too, like statesman and dwarf.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll name media roles (narrator, presenter, broadcaster, spokesman).
- You'll say who translates or interprets at a meeting (translator, interpreter).
- You'll recognize modern professions (programmer, stylist, vocalist).
- You'll talk about workplace hierarchy (supervisor, foreman, trainee).
- You'll understand boxer, explorer, inventor in a biography article.
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- pirate
- messenger
- supervisor
- collector
- economist
- explorer
- investigator
- narrator
- conductor
- spokesman
- banker
- presenter
- dwarf
- boxer
- patriot
- lecturer
- translator
- tutor
- distributor
- broadcaster
- inventor
- madam
- foreman
- programmer
- educator
- interpreter
- listener
- bartender
- gardener
- statesman
- trainee
- helper
- housewife
- stylist
- vocalist