3. What are your job responsibilities?

I (verb)
So it could be:

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  I teach maths in the local high school
  
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  I write advertising copy for the big magazine publisher in the city
  
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  I sell cars from the local Ford dealership in town
  
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  I cook food at the hospital
  
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  I design websites
  
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  I take photographs
  
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  I write website content
  
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  I look after animals in the local animal shelter
  

One very useful verb when talking about creative jobs is make.
You could say:

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  I make jewellery for a small shop in town
  
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  I make card designs for a card company
  
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  I make clothes for a local boutique shop
  
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  I make furniture in a small furniture company
  

Another useful phrase is this:
I do (noun-phrase)
You can use this phrase like this:

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  I do marketing for a hair products company
  
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  I do project management for a big construction company
  

Other Ways for You to Express your Responsibilities in your Job

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  I have to…
  
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  I manage…
  
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  I lead…
  
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  I take care of…
  
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  I organise…
  
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  I’m responsible for…
  
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  Most of my time is spent…
  

So, for example, you might say:
I’m a marketing manager. I have to do the marketing for the company. I’m responsible for all the social media accounts we have and all the press releases. Most of my time is spent writing articles and blog posts.

Now You Try!

Use the above phrases to talk about your job responsibilities and what you do.