Last week our class did an in­tern­ship.



Asil did an in­tern­ship as a car me­cha­nic. He worked in a ga­ra­ge for nor­mal cars in Lör­rach. One of his jobs was to chan­ge tires at cars.



Anusch­ka did an in­tern­ship as a car­pen­ter. She worked most­ly out­si­de at the buil­ding ground. She had to carry heavy things.



Tom did an in­tern­ship as a car me­cha­nic to. But he worked in a ga­ra­ge spe­cia­li­sed on trucks.



Finn had bad luck. He couldn't do his in­tern­ship the last two weeks, but he has found an in­tern­ship in April 2017. Then he will get to know the job of a ger­i­a­tric nurse where he will help old people.



Ri­chard also didn't do a in­tern­ship the whole two weeks. He con­ti­nu­ed his in­tern­ship which takes place every thurs­day. There he works as a but­cher. He wants to start an ap­p­ren­ti­ce­ship as a but­cher next year.

Part­ner A: In what job did you do an in­tern­ship the last two weeks?



Part­ner B: (Ans­wer in a whole sen­tence)



Part­ner B: And in what job did you do your in­tern­ship?



Part­ner A: (Ans­wer in a whole sen­tence)



Part­ner A: What did you do in your in­tern­ship?



Part­ner B: I had to .... (say what you did in whole sen­ten­ces) and what did you do?



Part­ner A: Oh, I had to (say what you did)



Part­ner B: When did you have to get up? I got up at ..... (say when you had to get up)



Part­ner A: (Say when you had to get up)