Make a long list of all kinds of work that you find adults around you doing for a living. In what way can u classify them? Explain your choice.

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Primary Sector - A farmer working in his field, a dairy owner selling dairy products and milk, a fisherman selling fish.
Secondary Sector - An engineer working in a factory, a foreman working in a factory.
Tertiary Sector - A chartered accountant, a transporter, a banker, a teacher, etc.

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Make a long list of all kinds of work that you find adults around you doing for a living. In what way can u classify them? Explain your choice.

Primary Sector - A farmer working in his field, a dairy owner selling dairy products and milk, a fisherman selling fish.Secondary Sector - An engineer working in a factory, a foreman working in a factory.Tertiary Sector - A chartered accountant, a transporter, a banker, a teacher, etc.

Primary Sector - A farmer working in his field, a dairy owner selling dairy products and milk, a fisherman selling fish.
Secondary Sector - An engineer working in a factory, a foreman working in a factory.
Tertiary Sector - A chartered accountant, a transporter, a banker, a teacher, etc.