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Daily Life and Routines


Dialogue 1

Anna: What time do you usually wake up?

Mark: I wake up at around 7 a.m. on weekdays.

Anna: Thats early. Do you start work right away?

Mark: Not really. I have breakfast and check my messages first.

Anna: Do you have time to relax in the morning?

Mark: A little. I drink coffee and read the news.

Anna: Sounds nice. Do you leave home early?

Mark: Yes, I leave at about 8 to avoid traffic.

Anna: I wish I had such a routine.

Mark: It helps me stay organized.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Lisa: What do you usually do after work?

Tom: I usually go home and cook dinner.

Lisa: Do you cook every day?

Tom: Almost every day. I try to eat healthy food.

Lisa: Thats a good habit. Do you relax in the evening?

Tom: Yes, I watch a series or listen to music.

Lisa: Do you go to bed late?

Tom: Not really. I try to go to bed before 11.

Lisa: Thats a great routine.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

wake up  

on weekdays   

start work   

have breakfast  

check messages   

have time   

relax in the morning   

drink coffee   

read the news   

leave home    

avoid traffic   

daily routine   

stay organized   

after work   

cook dinner   

eat healthy food    

good habit   

watch a series   

listen to music   

go to bed   

go to bed early   

almost every day    



        



Useful Patterns

I usually   

I try to   

I have time to     

I go to bed at     

After work, I    

In the morning, I   

It helps me    

I dont really    



         



Practice: Answer the Questions

What time do you usually wake up?

What do you do first in the morning?

Do you have a morning routine?

What do you usually do after work or school?

How do you relax in the evening?

Do you go to bed early or late?



Model Answers

I usually wake up at around 7 a.m. on weekdays. It helps me start my day early and stay organized.

First, I check my messages and have breakfast. Then I get ready for work.

Yes, I have a simple morning routine. I drink coffee and read the news.

After work, I usually go home and cook dinner. Sometimes I meet friends.

I relax by watching a series or listening to music. It helps me forget about work.

I try to go to bed early, before 11. It is a good habit and helps me feel better.



       

For example: I usually wake up at 7 a.m. and start my day with coffee. Then I check my messages and have breakfast. This routine helps me stay organized and avoid stress.



    



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I usually ___ up at 7 a.m.

After work, I ___ dinner.

I try to ___ to bed early.

In the morning, I ___ coffee.

I ___ messages before work.




Morning Routines and Starting the Day


Dialogue 1

Emma: Whats your morning routine like?

Jake: I usually wake up at 6:30 and turn off my alarm.

Emma: Do you get up right away?

Jake: Not always. Sometimes I stay in bed for a few minutes.

Emma: What do you do next?

Jake: I take a shower and get dressed.

Emma: Do you have breakfast at home?

Jake: Yes, I usually have eggs and coffee.

Emma: Do you check your phone in the morning?

Jake: Yes, I check my messages before I leave.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Nina: Do you like slow mornings?

Alex: Yes, I try to start my day calmly.

Nina: What do you usually do first?

Alex: I open the window and take a deep breath.

Nina: That sounds relaxing.

Alex: Then I make tea and sit for a few minutes.

Nina: Do you plan your day?

Alex: Yes, I think about my tasks and set priorities.

Nina: Thats a great way to start the day.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

wake up  

turn off the alarm   

get up right away   

stay in bed    

for a few minutes    

take a shower   

get dressed  

have breakfast  

check messages   

leave home    

start the day   

slow morning   

take a deep breath    

open the window   

make tea   

sit for a while    

plan the day   

set priorities   

morning routine   

calm start   



         



Useful Patterns

I usually wake up at     

I try to start my day     

First, I   

Then I   

After that, I    

I dont always    

It helps me    

Thats a good way to    



         



Practice: Answer the Questions

What time do you usually wake up?

Do you get up right away or stay in bed?

What do you usually do first in the morning?

Do you have breakfast every day?

Do you check your phone in the morning?

Do you like slow mornings or busy mornings?



Model Answers

I usually wake up at 7 a.m. on weekdays. It helps me start my day early and feel more organized.

I dont always get up right away. Sometimes I stay in bed for a few minutes.

First, I take a shower and get dressed. Then I have breakfast.

Yes, I usually have breakfast every day. I like simple and healthy food.

Yes, I check my messages in the morning. It helps me stay in touch.

I prefer slow mornings because they help me feel calm and ready for the day.



       

For example: I usually wake up at 6:30 and turn off my alarm. Then I stay in bed for a few minutes and take a deep breath. After that, I take a shower, have breakfast, and plan my day. It helps me feel calm and organized.



     



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I usually ___ up at 7 a.m.

First, I ___ off my alarm.

I ___ a shower in the morning.

Then I ___ breakfast.

I ___ my messages before I leave home.




Evening Routines and Relaxing After Work


Dialogue 1

Olga: What do you usually do after work?

Daniel: I usually go home and change my clothes.

Olga: Do you cook dinner right away?

Daniel: Not always. First, I like to relax for a while.

Olga: How do you relax?

Daniel: I sit on the sofa and watch a series.

Olga: Sounds nice. Do you eat at home?

Daniel: Yes, I usually cook something simple.

Olga: Do you do anything else in the evening?

Daniel: Sometimes I read a book or listen to music.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Kate: How do you spend your evenings?

Leo: I try to stay active after work.

Kate: What do you usually do?

Leo: I go for a walk or go to the gym.

Kate: Thats good for your health.

Leo: Yes, it helps me feel better and reduce stress.

Kate: Do you still have time to relax?

Leo: Yes, later I take a shower and watch something.

Kate: Sounds like a balanced routine.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

after work   

go home   

change clothes  

cook dinner   

right away  

relax for a while   

sit on the sofa    

watch a series   

eat at home   

something simple  - 

in the evening  

read a book   

listen to music   

spend the evening   

stay active   

go for a walk    

go to the gym    

feel better    

reduce stress   

take a shower   

balanced routine   



        



Useful Patterns

After work, I    

I usually   

First, I   

Then I   

Later, I   

I try to   

It helps me    

Sometimes I   



       



Practice: Answer the Questions

What do you usually do after work or school?

Do you prefer relaxing or staying active in the evening?

How do you relax after a busy day?

Do you cook dinner every day?

Do you spend time alone or with others in the evening?

What helps you reduce stress in the evening?



Model Answers

After work, I usually go home and relax for a while. Then I cook dinner and watch a series.

I prefer a balanced routine. Sometimes I stay active, and sometimes I relax.

I relax by sitting on the sofa and listening to music. It helps me feel better.

I dont cook every day, but I often eat at home. I like something simple.

I usually spend time alone, but sometimes I meet friends. It depends on my mood.

Going for a walk helps me reduce stress. It is simple but very effective.



       

For example: After work, I usually go home and change my clothes. First, I relax for a while and watch a series. Then I cook dinner and eat at home. Later, I listen to music or read a book. This routine helps me feel better and reduce stress.



     



Practice: Complete the Sentences

After work, I ___ home and relax.

I like to ___ for a while before dinner.

In the evening, I ___ a series.

Sometimes I ___ for a walk.

It helps me ___ stress.




Busy Days and Time Management


Dialogue 1

Sophie: You look tired. Is your day very busy?

Ryan: Yes, I have a lot to do today.

Sophie: What are you working on?

Ryan: I have several meetings and a deadline in the afternoon.

Sophie: That sounds stressful. How do you manage your time?

Ryan: I make a to-do list and set priorities.

Sophie: Does it help?

Ryan: Yes, it helps me stay focused and finish tasks on time.

Sophie: Do you take breaks?

Ryan: I try to take short breaks during the day.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Mia: How do you deal with busy days?

Alex: I plan everything in advance.

Mia: Do you use a planner or an app?

Alex: I usually use my phone to organize tasks.

Mia: Do you ever feel overwhelmed?

Alex: Sometimes, especially when I have too many tasks.

Mia: What do you do then?

Alex: I focus on one task at a time and avoid distractions.

Mia: Thats a smart way to manage your time.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

busy day   

a lot to do   

work on something    -

meeting  

deadline   

in the afternoon  

manage time   

to-do list   

set priorities   

stay focused   

finish tasks   

on time  

take a break   

during the day    

plan in advance   

organize tasks   

feel overwhelmed   

too many tasks    

focus on one thing    

avoid distractions    



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Useful Patterns

I have a lot to do     

I need to   

I try to   

It helps me    

I focus on    

I plan my day     

Sometimes I feel    

I avoid   



       



Practice: Answer the Questions

Do you often have busy days?

How do you manage your time?

Do you make a to-do list?

What do you do when you feel overwhelmed?

Do you take breaks during the day?

What helps you stay focused?



Model Answers

Yes, I often have busy days, especially at work. I usually have a lot to do and many tasks to finish.

I manage my time by planning my day and setting priorities. It helps me stay organized.

Yes, I often make a to-do list. It helps me remember everything and finish tasks on time.

When I feel overwhelmed, I try to focus on one task at a time. It makes things easier.

Yes, I take short breaks during the day. It helps me relax and stay focused.

Avoiding distractions helps me stay focused. I also try to work in a quiet place.



       

For example: I often have busy days at work. I have many meetings and deadlines, so I plan my day in advance. I make a to-do list and set priorities. When I feel overwhelmed, I focus on one task at a time and take short breaks. This helps me stay focused and finish my work on time.



    



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I have a lot ___ do today.

I need to finish this task ___ time.

I make a ___ list every morning.

Sometimes I feel ___.

I try to avoid ___ when I work.




Making Plans for the Day


Dialogue 1

Lena: What are your plans for today?

Chris: I need to finish some work in the morning.

Lena: Do you have anything planned for the afternoon?

Chris: Yes, Im meeting a friend for lunch.

Lena: That sounds nice. What about the evening?

Chris: I think Ill go to the gym or stay at home.

Lena: Do you usually plan your whole day?

Chris: Not always, but I try to have a simple plan.

Lena: Does it help you stay organized?

Chris: Yes, it makes my day easier.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Tom: Do you make plans every day?

Sara: Yes, I usually plan my day in the morning.

Tom: What do you write down?

Sara: I write my tasks and important meetings.

Tom: Do you follow your plan all the time?

Sara: Not always. Sometimes things change.

Tom: What do you do then?

Sara: I adjust my plan and focus on the most important tasks.

Tom: Thats a good way to stay flexible.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

make plans   

plans for the day    

finish work   

in the morning  

in the afternoon  

in the evening  

meet a friend    

have lunch  

go to the gym    

stay at home   

plan the day   

write down tasks   

important meeting   

follow a plan   

things change   

adjust a plan   

focus on   

important tasks   

stay organized   

stay flexible   



        



Useful Patterns

What are your plans for      

I need to   

Im going to   

I think Ill  , 

I usually   

I try to   

Sometimes  

It helps me    



       



Practice: Answer the Questions

Do you usually make plans for the day?

What do you usually plan first?

Do you prefer a detailed plan or a simple plan?

What do you do if your plans change?

Do you plan your free time too?

What helps you stay organized during the day?



Model Answers

Yes, I usually make plans for the day in the morning. It helps me stay organized and use my time well.

I usually plan my most important tasks first. Then I add smaller tasks.

I prefer a simple plan because it is easier to follow. I dont like too many details.

If my plans change, I adjust my plan and focus on important tasks. It helps me stay flexible.

Yes, I sometimes plan my free time. I like to meet friends or relax at home.

Making a to-do list helps me stay organized. I also write down important meetings.



       

For example: I usually plan my day in the morning. First, I write down my tasks and meetings. Then I decide what is most important. If things change, I adjust my plan and focus on the main tasks. This helps me stay organized and flexible.



  



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I usually ___ plans in the morning.

I need to ___ my work today.

I will ___ a friend for lunch.

Sometimes things ___.

I try to ___ on important tasks.




Forgetting Things and Being Late


Dialogue 1

Nina: Youre late again. What happened?

Alex: Im sorry, I forgot about our meeting.

Nina: Really? I sent you a message this morning.

Alex: I know, but I didnt check my phone.

Nina: Thats not good. I was waiting for you.

Alex: I understand. I had a busy morning and lost track of time.

Nina: Please try to be on time next time.

Alex: Youre right. Ill set a reminder.

Nina: Thats a good idea.

Alex: Im really sorry about this.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Tom: Did you bring your keys?

Lisa: Oh no, I left them at home.

Tom: Again? This happens too often.

Lisa: I know. I always forget something.

Tom: How do you get back home now?

Lisa: Ill call my roommate. She has a spare key.

Tom: Thats lucky.

Lisa: Yes, but I need to be more careful.

Tom: Maybe you should make a checklist.

Lisa: Thats a good idea.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

be late  

be on time   

forget about something    -

forget to do something    -

send a message   

check the phone   

wait for someone   -

busy morning   

lose track of time    

set a reminder   

next time    

bring something   -  

leave something at home   - 

this happens often    

forget something   -

call someone   -

spare key   

be careful   

make a checklist   

again  



         



Useful Patterns

Im sorry, I  , 

I forgot to   

I didnt   

Ill  ߅

Next time, I will     

This happens when   , 

I need to   

Maybe I should  ,  



       



Practice: Answer the Questions

Do you often forget things?

What do you usually forget?

Do you often arrive late?

What do you do when you are late?

How do you remember important things?

What helps you stay organized?



Model Answers

Sometimes I forget things, especially when I have a busy day. It happens when I have too many tasks.

I usually forget small things like my keys or my phone. It is a common problem for me.

I dont often arrive late, but it happens sometimes. Usually when I lose track of time.

When I am late, I say sorry and explain what happened. I try to be more careful next time.

I set reminders on my phone to remember important things. It really helps me.

Making a checklist helps me stay organized. I try to check it every day.



       

For example: I sometimes forget things when I have a busy morning. I may forget my keys or my phone. To solve this problem, I set reminders and make a checklist. It helps me stay organized and avoid being late.



  



Practice: Complete the Sentences

Im sorry, I ___ about the meeting.

I didnt ___ my phone in the morning.

I ___ track of time and was late.

I always ___ my keys at home.

I will ___ a reminder next time.




Communication and Social Life


Dialogue 1

Maya: Do you like meeting new people?

Ethan: Yes, but I sometimes feel a bit shy at first.

Maya: What do you usually say to start a conversation?

Ethan: I usually ask simple questions, like where they are from.

Maya: Thats a good idea. Do you find it easy to keep the conversation going?

Ethan: Not always, but I try to listen carefully and ask follow-up questions.

Maya: Do you prefer small groups or big parties?

Ethan: I prefer small groups. Its easier to talk and connect with people.

Maya: That makes sense.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Liam: How often do you meet your friends?

Olivia: I try to meet them once or twice a week.

Liam: What do you usually do together?

Olivia: We go to a caf or just walk and talk.

Liam: Do you also chat online?

Olivia: Yes, we send messages every day.

Liam: Do you prefer online or face-to-face communication?

Olivia: I prefer face-to-face. It feels more real.

Liam: I agree. Its easier to understand people.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

meet new people     

feel shy    

start a conversation   

ask questions   

keep the conversation going   

listen carefully   

follow-up question   

small group   

big party   

connect with people     

meet friends    

once or twice a week       

spend time together    

go to a caf    

walk and talk    

chat online   

send messages   

every day   

face-to-face communication   

feel more real    



         



Useful Patterns

Do you like   

I usually   

I try to   

Not always, but   , 

I prefer   

Its easier to  

I agree   

That makes sense   

     



Practice: Answer the Questions

Do you like meeting new people?

Is it easy for you to start a conversation?

What do you usually talk about with new people?

Do you prefer small groups or big parties?

How often do you meet your friends?

Do you prefer online or face-to-face communication?



Model Answers

Yes, I like meeting new people, but sometimes I feel shy. I try to ask simple questions.

It is not always easy to start a conversation. I usually ask where people are from or what they do.

I usually talk about hobbies, work, or daily life. It helps keep the conversation going.

I prefer small groups because it is easier to connect with people.

I meet my friends once or twice a week. We like to spend time together and talk.

I prefer face-to-face communication because it feels more real and natural.



       

For example: I like meeting new people, but I sometimes feel shy at first. I usually start a conversation by asking simple questions. Then I try to listen carefully and ask follow-up questions. It helps me keep the conversation going and connect with people.



  



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I like to ___ new people.

I usually ___ a conversation with a question.

I try to ___ carefully when people speak.

I prefer ___ communication.

I ___ messages every day.




Starting a Conversation


Dialogue 1

Anna: Hi, is this seat free?

David: Yes, of course. Please sit down.

Anna: Thanks. Are you waiting for someone?

David: No, Im just having a coffee.

Anna: Me too. Do you come here often?

David: Sometimes. I like this place.

Anna: Same here. Its quiet and comfortable.

David: By the way, Im David.

Anna: Nice to meet you, David. Im Anna.

David: Nice to meet you too.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Mark: Excuse me, is this your first time here?

Sophie: Yes, it is. Im new in this area.

Mark: Welcome. How do you like it so far?

Sophie: Its nice, but I dont know many places yet.

Mark: I can recommend a few good cafs nearby.

Sophie: That would be great, thank you.

Mark: No problem. By the way, Im Mark.

Sophie: Nice to meet you, Mark. Im Sophie.

Mark: Nice to meet you.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

start a conversation   

is this seat free    

sit down  

wait for someone   -

have a coffee   

come here often    

like this place    

by the way  

nice to meet you   

excuse me  

first time   

new in this area     

how do you like it    

so far   

recommend a place   

nearby  

that would be great     

no problem   

welcome   

get to know someone    -



        



Useful Patterns

Hi, is this  , 

Excuse me, do you  , 

Are you  

Do you  

Im  ߅

Nice to meet you   

By the way, Im  , 

That would be great     



   



Practice: Answer the Questions

Do you find it easy to start a conversation?

What do you usually say first?

Do you feel shy when talking to new people?

Where do you usually meet new people?

What questions do you ask at the beginning of a conversation?

Do you prefer formal or informal conversations?



Model Answers

It is not always easy for me to start a conversation. Sometimes I feel a bit shy.

I usually say hello and ask a simple question. It helps break the ice.

Yes, I sometimes feel shy when I talk to new people. But I try to be friendly.

I usually meet new people at work or in cafs. It happens naturally.

I ask simple questions like where people are from or if they come here often.

I prefer informal conversations because they feel more relaxed.



       

For example: I sometimes find it difficult to start a conversation. I usually begin with a simple question like Is this seat free? or Do you come here often? Then I introduce myself and try to keep the conversation going. This helps me feel more confident.



  



Practice: Complete the Sentences

Hi, is this ___ free?

Excuse me, is this your first ___ here?

Im new in this ___.

Nice to ___ you.

Can you ___ a good place nearby?




Keeping a Conversation Going


Dialogue 1

Emma: So, what do you do in your free time?

Jack: I like reading and going for walks.

Emma: That sounds nice. What kind of books do you read?

Jack: Mostly novels and sometimes travel stories.

Emma: Really? Do you have a favorite author?

Jack: Yes, I like authors who write about real life.

Emma: Thats interesting. Do you read every day?

Jack: Not every day, but I try to read a few times a week.

Emma: I see. I should read more too.

Jack: Its a great way to relax.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Liam: I started a new job last month.

Sophie: Oh really? How is it going so far?

Liam: Its good, but a bit challenging.

Sophie: What do you like most about it?

Liam: I like the team. Everyone is very friendly.

Sophie: Thats great. Do you work long hours?

Liam: Sometimes, but not every day.

Sophie: I see. Do you have time to relax after work?

Liam: Yes, I try to keep a balance.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

free time   

go for a walk    

that sounds nice   

what kind of   

favorite author   

real life   

try to  

a few times a week     

a great way to relax    

start a new job    

so far   

a bit challenging   

like most    

friendly team   

work long hours   

not every day    

have time to relax    

keep a balance   

ask follow-up questions    

show interest   



       



Useful Patterns

What do you   

That sounds  

Really?  ?

How is it going    

What do you like    

I see  

Do you also   

Thats interesting   



   



Practice: Answer the Questions

Do you find it easy to keep a conversation going?

What questions do you usually ask?

Do you like asking follow-up questions?

How do you show interest in a conversation?

What do you do if the conversation becomes quiet?

Do you prefer long or short conversations?



Model Answers

Sometimes it is easy, but not always. I try to ask questions and listen carefully.

I usually ask simple questions about hobbies or work. It helps keep the conversation going.

Yes, I like asking follow-up questions. It shows interest and makes the conversation better.

I show interest by listening and reacting. I also say things like Thats interesting.

If the conversation becomes quiet, I ask a new question. It helps continue the talk.

I prefer longer conversations because I can get to know people better.



       

For example: I try to keep a conversation going by asking follow-up questions. I also show interest by reacting and listening carefully. If the conversation becomes quiet, I ask a new question or change the topic. This helps make the conversation more natural and interesting.



  



Practice: Complete the Sentences

That ___ nice.

What kind ___ books do you read?

How is it going ___?

I try to ___ questions.

I like to show ___ in a conversation.




Talking about Yourself


Dialogue 1

Anna: Tell me a bit about yourself.

Leo: Sure. I work in an office and live near the city center.

Anna: What do you do exactly?

Leo: I work in marketing. I help promote products online.

Anna: That sounds interesting. Do you enjoy your job?

Leo: Yes, I do. Its sometimes busy, but I like it.

Anna: What do you like to do in your free time?

Leo: I like going to the gym and watching movies.

Anna: Nice. You have a good balance.

Leo: I try to keep it.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Mia: So, what are you like as a person?

Chris: I think Im friendly and quite calm.

Mia: Do you like meeting new people?

Chris: Yes, but I can be a bit shy at first.

Mia: What are your hobbies?

Chris: I enjoy reading and listening to music.

Mia: Do you spend a lot of time at home?

Chris: Sometimes, but I also like going out with friends.

Mia: Sounds like a good mix.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

tell about yourself    

work in an office    

live near    

city center   

work in marketing    

promote products   

enjoy your job    

be busy   

free time   

go to the gym    

watch movies   

keep a balance   

as a person   

friendly and calm    

feel shy    

at first  

meet new people     

hobbies  

go out with friends    

a good mix   



         



Useful Patterns

I work in    

I live   

I enjoy   

I like   

I try to   

I think Im   , 

Sometimes I   

I also like    



   



Practice: Answer the Questions

Can you describe yourself in a few sentences?

What do you do for work or study?

What do you like to do in your free time?

Are you more active or calm?

Do you like meeting new people?

How do you usually spend your weekends?



Model Answers

I can describe myself as a friendly and calm person. I like simple things in life.

I work in an office and help organize tasks. My job is sometimes busy.

In my free time, I like going to the gym and watching movies. It helps me relax.

I am more calm than active. I enjoy quiet time.

Yes, I like meeting new people, but I feel shy at first.

I usually spend my weekends at home or go out with friends. I try to keep a balance.



       

For example: I work in an office and live near the city center. I enjoy my job, but sometimes it is busy. In my free time, I like going to the gym and watching movies. I think Im a friendly and calm person, but I can feel shy at first. I try to keep a good balance between work and free time.



  



Practice: Complete the Sentences

I work ___ an office.

I live ___ the city center.

I enjoy ___ movies.

I feel ___ at first when I meet new people.

I try to keep a good ___.




Asking Personal Questions Politely


Dialogue 1

Emma: Can I ask you something personal?

Liam: Sure, go ahead.

Emma: What do you do for work?

Liam: I work in IT. I develop software.

Emma: Thats interesting. Do you enjoy your job?

Liam: Yes, I do. Its sometimes challenging, but I like it.

Emma: If you dont mind me asking, do you work long hours?

Liam: Not usually. I try to keep a good work-life balance.

Emma: That sounds great.

Liam: Thanks for asking politely.



Translation

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Dialogue 2

Sophie: I hope you dont mind me asking, where are you from?

Daniel: Not at all. Im from a small town.

Sophie: Do you still live there?

Daniel: No, I moved to the city a few years ago.

Sophie: Can I ask why you moved?

Daniel: I wanted better job opportunities.

Sophie: That makes sense. Do you like living here now?

Daniel: Yes, I do. Its more convenient.



Translation

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Key Vocabulary and Expressions

ask something personal    

go ahead  

what do you do    

enjoy your job    

if you dont mind     

work long hours   

work-life balance       

ask politely   

I hope you dont mind  ,   

not at all   

where are you from   

small town   

move to the city    

a few years ago    

ask why   




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