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Many professions are named by adding -er to the end of a word that describes what the person does.

For example, a programmer is someone who programs, a developer is someone who develops software or systems. Another example is a designer, who is a person that designs websites, graphics, or products.

By adding -er to a verb, you create a noun that describes a person's job. It doesn't apply to all professions but you'll see this pattern in many.

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I'm a BLANK and I love creating BLANK that helps people in their daily activities.

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programmer

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Program is a word that ends in consonant, vowel, consonant (-ram). In those cases what you want to do is to repeat the last consonant, in this case m, and add -er.

software

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This word refers to the programs and other operating information used by a computer.

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