I have to make questions with the following words are they correct? What could be the answer to the second question?
school days_ like or dislike?
present occupation
do you like or dislike school days?
What is your present occupation?
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Sign up to join this communityI have to make questions with the following words are they correct? What could be the answer to the second question?
school days_ like or dislike?
present occupation
do you like or dislike school days?
What is your present occupation?
Both questions are grammatically correct.
An answer to the second question could be “My current occupation is teaching” or “My present occupation is that of a teacher”. If you find that that sounds too formal and stilted, you can simply reply with “I teach for a living” or “I’m a teacher”.
Note that it is grammatically wrong to say “My current occupation is a teacher” since ‘teacher’ refers to a person, not a job or occupation.
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