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Everyday English Phrasebook 13 - Work and Study

Jobs, workplaces, school, classes, schedules, tasks, and simple professional phrases

How to learn "Everyday English Phrasebook 13 - Work and Study" with passive listening

This topic contains 150 English phrases with None support. You can keep them playing in Kuku.talk while you work, walk, or handle routine tasks.

Passive listening does not require a separate lesson: short phrases return in small batches, and regular repetition helps you meet useful wording more often.

Before adding the topic, scan the list below to understand the vocabulary, notice familiar expressions, and choose material that fits your level.

Phrases in this topic

Below is the full phrase list for "Everyday English Phrasebook 13 - Work and Study": use it to preview the topic, listen actively or passively, and review in Kuku.talk.

# Study text
1 work
2 job
3 office
4 company
5 manager
6 coworker
7 meeting
8 task
9 project
10 email
11 deadline
12 schedule
13 break
14 shift
15 salary
16 student
17 teacher
18 class
19 lesson
20 course
21 homework
22 exam
23 grade
24 notebook
25 textbook
26 computer
27 learn
28 study
29 practice
30 finish
31 I have work today.
32 I don't work today.
33 I work in an office.
34 I work from home.
35 I work in a store.
36 I work at a hotel.
37 My shift starts at nine.
38 My shift ends at five.
39 I'm on a break.
40 I need to check my email.
41 I have a meeting soon.
42 The meeting starts now.
43 The manager is busy.
44 My coworker can help you.
45 I finished the task.
46 I haven't finished yet.
47 The deadline is Friday.
48 I need more time.
49 What do you do for work?
50 I work as a designer.
51 I work as a driver.
52 I work as a nurse.
53 I work in customer service.
54 I work in sales.
55 I work part time.
56 I work full time.
57 I'm looking for work.
58 I have a new job.
59 I like my job.
60 My job is difficult.
61 My job is interesting.
62 My office is downtown.
63 My boss is friendly.
64 My team is small.
65 I have a lot of work.
66 I need a day off.
67 I am a student.
68 I study at a university.
69 I go to a language school.
70 I have class today.
71 My class starts at ten.
72 My teacher is nice.
73 The lesson is interesting.
74 The course is difficult.
75 I need to do homework.
76 I forgot my notebook.
77 I need my textbook.
78 I have an exam tomorrow.
79 I passed the exam.
80 I didn't pass the test.
81 What page are we on?
82 Can you explain this?
83 I don't understand the exercise.
84 I need to practice more.
85 What are you working on?
86 I'm working on a project.
87 I'm writing an email.
88 I'm making a report.
89 I'm preparing a presentation.
90 I'm checking the schedule.
91 I'm learning new software.
92 Can you send me the file?
93 Can you print this document?
94 Can you help with this task?
95 Let's finish this today.
96 Let's talk after the meeting.
97 I need clear instructions.
98 I have a question about this.
99 This task is urgent.
100 This task can wait.
101 I made a mistake.
102 I fixed the mistake.
103 I study every evening.
104 I practice speaking.
105 I listen to English podcasts.
106 I read simple texts.
107 I write new words.
108 I review my notes.
109 I study with a friend.
110 I study alone.
111 I use an app.
112 I take online classes.
113 I ask many questions.
114 I learn a little every day.
115 I need more practice.
116 I want to improve.
117 I make progress slowly.
118 I remember this word.
119 I forgot that rule.
120 I can try again.
121 workplace
122 reception desk
123 conference room
124 desk
125 printer
126 file
127 document
128 report
129 presentation
130 instruction
131 mistake
132 team
133 boss
134 client
135 customer
136 training
137 part-time work
138 full-time work
139 day shift
140 night shift
141 online class
142 language school
143 study group
144 speaking practice
145 listening practice
146 grammar rule
147 new word
148 classroom
149 whiteboard
150 school bag

Passive listening questions

How can I learn "Everyday English Phrasebook 13 - Work and Study" through passive listening?

Add the topic to your study routine and listen to the phrases in the background during the day. This gives you more contact with useful expressions without a long separate session.

Why preview the phrase list first?

The list helps you quickly assess the topic vocabulary, see the None text, and decide which expressions deserve more listening time.

Can I add this topic to Kuku.talk study?

Yes. After signing in, open the study dashboard, choose the topic, and listen to the phrases in small repeated batches.