Which is correct grammar your mother works a receptionist or work receptionist?

Neither of those phrases is grammatically correct. Here's why and how to fix it:

* "Your mother works a receptionist" is incorrect because it implies your mother is working *on* a receptionist, which doesn't make sense.

* "Work receptionist" is incorrect because it's missing a verb.

Here are some correct ways to phrase this:

* Your mother works as a receptionist.

* Your mother is a receptionist.

* Your mother works in reception.