I am an online ESL teacher. I am about to do a lesson with a B2 level student. here is the worksheet. Please provide some possible answers:

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Living a digital nomad lifestyle
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1. Look at the chart and discuss the questions.
Source: https://www.smallbizgenius.net/by-the-numbers/remote-work-statistics/#gref
• What do these facts say about the remote job market?
• Are there any other facts you know about remote work?
• Do you know what the term “digital nomad” means? How is it associated with
remote working?
• What are the benefits of a digital nomad lifestyle?
2. Watch the first part of a video [https://youtu.be/3b_WaZwn_DY] (to 01:44)
and answer the questions.
a) What was the impetus for the growth of the number of digital nomads? The
tech revolution. [00:13]
b) What did the man do before he became a digital nomad? What made him
make the transition? He worked in the military but didn’t want the corporate life
anymore. [00:38]
c) What are his YouTube videos about? They give tips for people interested in a
digital nomad lifestyle. [00:55]
Living a digital nomad lifestyle
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3. Watch the second part of the video (from 01:44) and note the benefits of the
digital nomad lifestyle mentioned.
You don’t have a boss, you can set your own hours, you have location
independence and flexibility. [02:34]
There’s also an opportunity to see new places and keep trying new things, not
being tied down and not being committed to any one thing. [03:20]
4. Discuss the questions.
• Mike and Erick’s professions are compatible with the
life of a digital nomad. Are there any jobs that might
prevent people from becoming digital nomads?
• Do you think Erick and Mike are satisfied with their
lives? Why?
• What things might their lives be missing?
5. Read the comment. Find synonyms for the phrases below among the bold
phrasal verbs in the text.
It’s such a one-dimensional view! Such a lifestyle is not all
sunshine and roses.
Why not mention that one day, when you’re sitting by the pool
on Bali, it’ll hit you that you left behind your friends and family?
That by trying to piece together your job, the desire for fresh experiences, rest
and casual relationships, you missed out on building close bonds? Yes, you’re not
tied down by anything, but is this really an advantage?
The interview also omits the fact that you’ll have a hard time trying to knuckle
down and finally complete that task by the deadline since you’ve been travelling
to a new location and couldn’t set aside the time to focus and get the work done.
Always being on the move wears you out, and sooner or later you’ll notice how
you’re getting less productive and are slacking off. Plus, being thousands of
miles away from the office, from your team, sitting under a palm tree with a
coconut, you can hardly get ahead in your career.
I’m not going to ever go back to the digital nomad lifestyle, and neither should
you!
Living a digital nomad lifestyle
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a) attach tie down
b) become less productive slack off
c) combine piece together
d) focus knuckle down
e) reserve set aside
f) separate from leave behind
g) succeed, progress get ahead
6. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrasal verbs in bold
from ex. 5.
a) Lately, I’ve been slacking off and falling behind with my tasks. I’m afraid my
boss will notice this and fire me.
b) Not everyone is willing to take part in the rat race on the career ladder. For
many, getting ahead in their profession is not the first priority.
c) I need to pass the test badly, so I’m going to knuckle down instead of partying
this weekend.
d) Since I moved to the city I’ve been overloaded. I have to piece together how to
juggle my new job, looking for new friends and adapting to the new pace of
life.
e) Alice has always dreamt of leaving behind this cramped town and building a
life in a big city.
f) I'm bad at time management. I can never set aside the right amount of time to
do what needs to be done.
g) I don’t think Eric will ever get married. He can’t bear the thought of being tied
down.
7. Discuss the questions using the phrasal verbs in bold from ex. 5.
• What demerits of being a digital nomad does the commenter in ex. 5 mention?
How can one overcome them?
• Which of the problems is the most serious? Why?
• Can you think of any other downsides of combining work and travelling?
• Do you believe that the positives of being a digital nomad outweigh the
negatives? Why?
• Would you like to live such a lifestyle yourself? Why/Why not?
Living a digital nomad lifestyle
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8. Work with a partner and complete the task. Use the verbs in the box. Before
you start, take 2–3 minutes to plan how you can use the verbs in your
dialogue.
STUDENT A: You are a project manager and you’ve recently made up your mind
to become a digital nomad. You want to move to another country in a different
time zone. Convince your boss to let you do this by explaining how it will
positively affect you and the department.
STUDENT B: You are the boss. Your employee wants to become a digital
nomad. They want to move to another country in a different time zone. You are
concerned that this step may negatively affect the performance of your
department. Express your concerns in detail and try to convince your employee to
stay. 

verbs: get ahead knuckle down leave behind piece together
set aside slack off tie down""