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Hello and welcome to Real Easy English.

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In this podcast, we have real conversations in Easy English to help you learn.

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I'm Neil.

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And I'm Beth.

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Remember, you can find a script for this episode to read along on our website, bbclearningenglish.com.

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Hello, Beth.

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How are you?

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I'm very well, Neil.

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How are you?

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I'm good, thank you.

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Good.

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What are we talking about in this episode, Neil?

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Well, we are going to be talking about jobs and our careers.

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OK.

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So, can you explain the difference between a job and a career?

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Yes.

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So, our job is what we do for work.

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So, I work at BBC Learning English.

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It's my job.

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But career is a word we use to talk more about our work in the long term.

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So, all of the jobs that we've had and the jobs that we might want to do in the future.

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OK.

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And also with career, it's a word we use to talk about the type of work we do.

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So you might have a career in teaching or a career in TV, for example.

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So, Neil, I know you work here at BBC Learning English, of course, but have you had any other jobs?

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Oh yes, I've had lots of other jobs.

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Before I worked at the BBC, I was a teacher, an English teacher and before that I had lots of jobs when I was a student.

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OK.

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So, how long have you worked at the BBC for?

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20 years.

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More than 20 years.

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Oh wow.

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OK.

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So, when you were a student and you had jobs, that was quite a long time ago.

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It was ages ago, Beth.

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Before the internet was invented.

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OK.

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And what jobs did you do when you were a student?

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So when I was a student, I worked in a hotel, I worked in restaurants as a waiter, I worked in a fish and chip shop.

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Did you?

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Yeah.

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How long did you work in a fish and chip shop for?

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I worked in a fish and chip shop for a summer.

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And how about you, Beth?

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When did you start working at the BBC?

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I have worked here for around three years, so I've been here since 2021.

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But I've been working in London for six years because I've been here since 2018.

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So Beth, you said that you have worked at the BBC since 2021.

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Since.

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What does it mean when we use since?

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Well, we use since followed by a date or a point in time and we use it to talk about when something started but also it's something that is still true.

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So, I have been here since 2021 and I still work here now, so it's still true.

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Yeah, and that's different to for, isn't it?

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When you say, say I've worked here for 20 years, we're talking about the length of time.

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Exactly.

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And that can be something that is still true.

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For example, you've worked here for 20 years and you still work here now, but it also could be something in the past.

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So, for example, you said you worked in a fish and chip shop for a summer and that summer has a length of time, it has a start and an end.

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So, what is the funniest thing that's ever happened at work, Beth?

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Well, when I was a teenager, I worked at a farm and sometimes the goats would escape.

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So I had to run after baby goats and I would have to pick them up and put them back.

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But I got a little cuddle with a baby goat.

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So it was funny, but it was also very nice.

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Ah, that's a nice thing to do in your job.

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Right, let's recap the words we've learnt today.

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We had career, which means the jobs we've had over time.

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Since, which we use to talk about the time when something started.

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For, which we can use to talk about a length of time.

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For example, I've worked at the BBC for 20 years.

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That's it for this episode of Real Easy English.

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If you enjoyed this podcast, you can find more activities and courses to help you with your English on our website bbclearningenglish.com.

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Next time we'll be talking about our habits and daily routines.

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See you then.

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Goodbye.

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Bye.

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Thank you.

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