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Introducing Yourself



Dialogue 1

Anna: Hi! My name is Anna. Whats your name?

Tom: Hello, Anna. Im Tom. Nice to meet you.

Anna: Nice to meet you too. Where are you from?

Tom: Im from Spain. And you?

Anna: Im from Italy. Are you a student?

Tom: Yes, I study English at a language school.

Anna: Thats great. I also study English here.

Tom: Really? What do you do in your free time?

Anna: I like reading and going for walks.

Tom: Sounds nice. I like music and sports.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Mark: Hi there! I dont think weve met before.

Lisa: Hi! No, we havent. Im Lisa.

Mark: Im Mark. Nice to meet you.

Lisa: Nice to meet you. What do you do?

Mark: I work in an office. Im a manager.

Lisa: Oh, interesting. Im a teacher.

Mark: Thats nice. Do you like your job?

Lisa: Yes, I do. Its very interesting.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions


my name is   

nice to meet you   

where are you from   

Im from   

whats your name    

I study English    

language school   

in my free time    

I like reading    

go for walks  

I dont think weve met  ,   

what do you do    

I work in an office     

Im a manager   

Im a teacher   

do you like your job     

its interesting   

sounds nice   

really  

also  



Useful Patterns

My name is    

Nice to meet you   

Where are you from?   ?

Im from    

What do you do?    ?

I work as a    

In my free time, I      

I like    




Practice: Answer the Questions


What is your name?

Where are you from?

What do you do?

Do you study or work?

What do you do in your free time?

Do you like meeting new people?



Model Answers

My name is Alex. I am from Poland. I am a student.

I work in an office. I am an assistant. I like my job.

I study at university. I learn English and history.

In my free time, I like watching films and reading books.

Yes, I like meeting new people. It is interesting and fun.

I usually talk to new people at school or at work.



Expand Your Answer

Try to speak for 45 sentences about yourself. Use phrases like Im from, I work as, and In my free time.



Practice: Complete the Sentences

My name is ______.

I am from ______.

I work as a ______.

In my free time, I like ______.

Nice to ______ you.




Talking about Your Family



Dialogue 1

Emma: Hi, Alex. Can you tell me about your family?

Alex: Sure. I have a small family.

Emma: Who is in your family?

Alex: I live with my parents and my younger sister.

Emma: What does your father do?

Alex: He is a doctor. He works at a hospital.

Emma: And your mother?

Alex: She is a teacher. She works at a school.

Emma: What is your sister like?

Alex: She is friendly and very funny.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Tom: Do you have a big family?

Lisa: Yes, I do. I have two brothers and one sister.

Tom: Thats nice. Are you close to them?

Lisa: Yes, we talk every day.

Tom: Do you live together?

Lisa: No, I live alone, but they live nearby.

Tom: Do you often see your family?

Lisa: Yes, we meet on weekends.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions


family  

parents  

mother  

father  

sister  

brother  

younger sister   

older brother   

I have a small family     

I have a big family     

I live with    

I live alone    /

live nearby   

be close to     -

talk every day    

meet on weekends    

what does he/she do   / 

work at a hospital    

work at a school    

friendly  

funny  



Useful Patterns

I have a family    

There are people in my family     

I live with     

My mother is a    

My father works at      

I have brothers and sisters      

We are close   

We meet on weekends     




Practice: Answer the Questions


Do you have a big or small family?

Who do you live with?

Do you have brothers or sisters?

What do your parents do?

Are you close to your family?

How often do you see your family?



Model Answers

I have a small family. There are three people in my family.

I live with my parents. We have a nice home.

I have one brother. He is younger than me.

My mother is a teacher and my father is a driver. They work a lot.

Yes, we are very close. We talk every day.

I see my family on weekends. We have dinner together.



Expand Your Answer

Try to speak for 45 sentences about your family. Use phrases like I live with, I have, and We usually.



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I have a ______ family.

I live with my ______.

I have ______ brothers and ______ sisters.

My mother works at ______.

We meet on ______.




Describing People



Dialogue 1

Kate: Who is that girl over there?

Mike: Thats my friend Anna.

Kate: What is she like?

Mike: She is very friendly and kind.

Kate: What does she look like?

Mike: She has long brown hair and green eyes.

Kate: Is she tall?

Mike: Yes, she is quite tall and slim.

Kate: She looks nice.

Mike: Yes, she is a great person.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Tom: Can you describe your new teacher?

Lisa: Sure. He is middle-aged and quite tall.

Tom: What does he look like?

Lisa: He has short dark hair and wears glasses.

Tom: What is he like?

Lisa: He is  but fair.

Tom: Do you like him?

Lisa: Yes, I do. He explains things well.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions


what is he/she like   /

what does he/she look like   / 

friendly  

kind  

nice  , 

great person   

tall  

short  

slim  

middle-aged   

long hair   

short hair   

brown hair   

dark hair   

green eyes   

wear glasses   

quite  

very  

strict  

fair  

explain well   



Useful Patterns

He/She is very   / 

He/She looks   / 

He/She has hair   /帅 

He/She has eyes   /帅 

He/She is quite   / 

He/She wears   / 

I like him/her  /  

He/She is a great person  /  




Practice: Answer the Questions


Can you describe your best friend?

What does your teacher look like?

What is your friend like?

Do you like tall or short people?

Who is a kind person you know?

Do you know someone who wears glasses?



Model Answers

My best friend is very friendly and kind. She is always happy.

My teacher is tall and has short hair. He wears glasses.

My friend is funny and nice. I like spending time with him.

I like tall people. I think they look good.

My mother is a very kind person. She always helps me.

Yes, my brother wears glasses. He reads a lot.



Expand Your Answer

Try to describe a person you know in 45 sentences. Talk about their appearance and personality.



Practice: Complete the Sentences

She has ______ hair and ______ eyes.

He is very ______ and ______.

My friend is quite ______.

He wears ______.

She is a very ______ person.




Talking about Your Job



Dialogue 1

Sarah: Hi, John. What do you do?

John: Hi, Sarah. I work as a sales assistant.

Sarah: Where do you work?

John: I work in a shop in the city center.

Sarah: Do you like your job?

John: Yes, I do. Its interesting and I meet many people.

Sarah: What do you do at work?

John: I help customers and sell products.

Sarah: That sounds good.

John: Yes, but sometimes its very busy.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Emma: What is your job?

Alex: Im a driver.

Emma: Where do you work?

Alex: I work for a company. I drive a truck.

Emma: Do you work every day?

Alex: No, I dont. I work five days a week.

Emma: Do you like your job?

Alex: Its okay. Sometimes its tiring.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions


job  

work as   -

sales assistant  -

driver  

company  

shop  

customer  

product  

help customers   

sell products   

work in   

work for a company    

city center   

meet people   

busy  ,  

tiring  

five days a week     

every day   

sometimes  

its interesting   

its okay  



Useful Patterns

I work as a    

I work in     

I work for a company     

What do you do?    ?

Do you like your job?     ?

I like my job     

I dont like my job      

I work days a week      

At work, I     




Practice: Answer the Questions


What do you do?

Where do you work?

Do you like your job?

What do you do at work?

How many days a week do you work?

Is your job busy or easy?



Model Answers

I work as a teacher. I work in a school. I like my job.

I work in an office. I help people and write emails.

Yes, I like my job. It is interesting and not very difficult.

At work, I talk to customers and help them.

I work five days a week. I have two days off.

My job is busy, but I like it.



Expand Your Answer

Try to speak about your job for 45 sentences. Use phrases like I work as, At work, I, and I like/dont like.



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I work as a ______.

I work in a ______.

At work, I ______.

I work ______ days a week.

My job is ______.




Daily Routine



Dialogue 1

Anna: What time do you usually wake up?

Ben: I wake up at 7 a.m. on weekdays.

Anna: What do you do in the morning?

Ben: I take a shower, have breakfast, and go to work.

Anna: Do you drink coffee?

Ben: Yes, I always drink a cup of coffee.

Anna: What time do you start work?

Ben: I start work at 9 a.m.

Anna: What do you do in the evening?

Ben: I relax, watch TV, or read a book.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Tom: Do you have a busy day?

Lisa: Yes, I do. I get up early every day.

Tom: What do you do after work?

Lisa: I usually go to the gym or meet friends.

Tom: What do you do at night?

Lisa: I have dinner and sometimes watch a film.

Tom: What time do you go to bed?

Lisa: I go to bed at about 11 p.m.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions


daily routine   

wake up  

get up  

on weekdays   

in the morning  

take a shower   

have breakfast  

go to work    

drink coffee   

start work   

in the evening  

relax  

watch TV   

read a book   

after work   

go to the gym    

meet friends    

at night  

have dinner  

go to bed   

early  

every day   



Useful Patterns

I usually    

I always    

I sometimes    

I never     

I wake up at     

I go to bed at      

In the morning, I    

After work, I     




Practice: Answer the Questions


What time do you wake up?

What do you do in the morning?

Do you drink coffee or tea?

What do you do after work or school?

What do you do in the evening?

What time do you go to bed?



Model Answers

I wake up at 7 a.m. every day. I get up and have breakfast.

In the morning, I take a shower and go to work.

I drink tea in the morning. I dont drink coffee.

After work, I go home and relax. Sometimes I meet friends.

In the evening, I watch TV or read a book.

I go to bed at 11 p.m. I like to sleep early.



Expand Your Answer

Try to describe your daily routine in 45 sentences. Use words like usually, always, and sometimes.



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I wake up at ______.

In the morning, I ______.

After work, I ______.

In the evening, I ______.

I go to bed at ______.




Free Time and Hobbies



Dialogue 1

Lucy: What do you do in your free time?

Dan: I like playing football and listening to music.

Lucy: Thats nice. How often do you play football?

Dan: I play twice a week with my friends.

Lucy: Do you have any other hobbies?

Dan: Yes, I also like watching films.

Lucy: What kind of films do you like?

Dan: I like action films and comedies.

Lucy: Sounds fun!

Dan: Yes, I really enjoy it.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Emma: Do you have a hobby?

Kate: Yes, I do. I like painting.

Emma: Really? Thats interesting.

Kate: I also enjoy reading books.

Emma: When do you have time for your hobbies?

Kate: In the evening or on weekends.

Emma: Do you do it alone?

Kate: Yes, but sometimes I paint with friends.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions


free time   

hobby  

play football    

listen to music   

watch films   

twice a week     

with friends   

other hobbies   

kind of films   

action films  

comedies  

enjoy  , 

really enjoy   

painting  

read books   

in the evening  

on weekends   

alone  /

sometimes  

have time   



Useful Patterns

In my free time, I      

I like    

I enjoy    

I also like     

How often do you     

I twice a week  ߅    

On weekends, I     

I do it alone/with friends     / 




Practice: Answer the Questions


What do you do in your free time?

Do you have a hobby?

How often do you do your hobby?

Do you like sports or creative hobbies?

Do you spend your free time alone or with friends?

What do you like to watch or read?



Model Answers

In my free time, I watch films and listen to music. I like it.

Yes, I have a hobby. I like drawing and reading books.

I do my hobby two or three times a week.

I like creative hobbies. I enjoy drawing and painting.

I usually spend my free time with friends, but sometimes alone.

I like to watch comedies and read interesting books.



Expand Your Answer

Try to talk about your hobbies for 45 sentences. Use phrases like I like, I enjoy, and I usually.



Practice: Complete the Sentences

In my free time, I ______.

I like ______.

I do it ______ a week.

On weekends, I ______.

I enjoy ______.




Talking about Your Weekend



Dialogue 1

Emma: What do you usually do on the weekend?

Tom: I usually relax and spend time with my family.

Emma: Do you go out anywhere?

Tom: Yes, sometimes I go to the cinema or meet friends.

Emma: What did you do last weekend?

Tom: I went to the park and had a picnic.

Emma: Did you enjoy it?

Tom: Yes, it was very nice and relaxing.

Emma: What are your plans for next weekend?

Tom: I think I will stay at home and watch films.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Lisa: How was your weekend?

Mark: It was great. I was very busy.

Lisa: What did you do?

Mark: On Saturday, I cleaned my house and went shopping.

Lisa: And on Sunday?

Mark: I visited my grandparents and helped them.

Lisa: Sounds nice.

Mark: Yes, I also had dinner with friends in the evening.

Lisa: Did you rest at all?

Mark: A little, but not much.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions


weekend  

on the weekend   

last weekend    

next weekend    

spend time   

relax  

go out   -

meet friends    

go to the cinema    

have a picnic   

enjoy  

plans  

stay at home   

watch films   

how was your weekend     

be busy   

clean the house   

go shopping    

visit grandparents     

help someone   -

have dinner  

a little  

not much   



Useful Patterns

I usually on the weekend     

Last weekend, I      

Next weekend, I will       

I spent time with      

I went to     

I visited    

It was    

I enjoyed it   




Practice: Answer the Questions


What do you usually do on the weekend?

How was your last weekend?

Did you go anywhere last weekend?

Do you prefer relaxing or being active on weekends?

Who do you spend your weekends with?

What are your plans for next weekend?



Model Answers

I usually relax on the weekend and meet my friends. I like it.

My last weekend was good. I went shopping and watched a film.

Yes, I went to the park with my friends. We had a nice time.

I prefer relaxing on weekends. I like staying at home.

I usually spend my weekends with my family or friends.

Next weekend, I will stay at home and rest.



Expand Your Answer

Try to describe your last weekend in 45 sentences. Use past time expressions like last weekend, on Saturday, and on Sunday.



Practice: Complete the Sentences

Last weekend, I ______.

On Saturday, I ______.

On Sunday, I ______.

I usually ______ on the weekend.

Next weekend, I will ______.




Making Plans with Friends



Dialogue 1

Emma: Hi, Jack. Are you free tomorrow?

Jack: Hi, Emma. Yes, I am. Why?

Emma: Do you want to go to the cinema?

Jack: That sounds good. What time?

Emma: How about 6 p.m.?

Jack: Perfect. What film do you want to watch?

Emma: Lets watch a comedy.

Jack: Great idea. Where shall we meet?

Emma: Lets meet in front of the cinema.

Jack: Okay, see you tomorrow!



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Tom: What are your plans for Saturday?

Lisa: I dont have plans yet.

Tom: Do you want to go to a caf?

Lisa: Yes, that would be nice.

Tom: We can also invite Anna.

Lisa: Good idea. I will text her.

Tom: What time shall we meet?

Lisa: Lets meet at 3 p.m.

Tom: Perfect. Im looking forward to it.



Translation

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