Do you know how to talk about your job in English? In this crossword, you will practise key vocabulary to describe your profession, your workplace, and your daily tasks. Read the clues carefully and fill in the grid. This is a great way to build your confidence when speaking about work in English!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. A room where people work
- 6. Working from outside the office
- 7. Tasks you must do at work
- 9. Advancement to a higher position at work
- 12. A job requiring special education or training
- 15. At which place
- 17. Happening once a year
- 18. A gathering of people to discuss business
- 19. Comments about how well you did something
Down
- 2. A trainee gaining work experience
- 3. A customer who uses services
- 4. Has not in short form
- 5. Commercial activity or a company
- 6. To stop working due to age
- 8. A person you work with
- 10. The location where you do your job
- 11. A formal meeting to assess a job candidate
- 13. Was not in short form
- 14. To quit a job voluntarily
- 16. An increase in salary
Answers
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Across
- 1. A room where people work → office
- 6. Working from outside the office → remote
- 7. Tasks you must do at work → duties
- 9. Advancement to a higher position at work → promotion
- 12. A job requiring special education or training → profession
- 15. At which place → where
- 17. Happening once a year → annual
- 18. A gathering of people to discuss business → meeting
- 19. Comments about how well you did something → feedback
Down
- 2. A trainee gaining work experience → intern
- 3. A customer who uses services → client
- 4. Has not in short form → hasnt
- 5. Commercial activity or a company → business
- 6. To stop working due to age → retire
- 8. A person you work with → colleague
- 10. The location where you do your job → workplace
- 11. A formal meeting to assess a job candidate → interview
- 13. Was not in short form → wasnt
- 14. To quit a job voluntarily → resign
- 16. An increase in salary → raise
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