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    THE ALPHABET

    Módulo 2

    Pre-beginner 1
    2020 - 1

    Videoconferencia 3
    Greetings
    Good ________, dear students.

    I’m ______

    hungry
    Spelling names
    The Alphabet with Elmo

    This video shows the correct


    form to say each letter of the
    alphabet.
    USEFUL LANGUAGE

    Hi, Elmo
    Hi, Elvia

    What's wrong?

    Thanks
    You're welcome

    I love you
    I love you too
    USEFUL LANGUAGE

    We can use the alphabet to


    answer spelling questions:

    For example:

    How do you spell your


    name?
    Spelling names

    his
    M–E–S–S–I
    he
    Yes, he is.
    Spelling names

    her
    A–D–E–L–E
    she
    No, she isn’t. She is a singer.
    Spelling names

    his
    A–C–T–O–R
    he
    No, he isn’t. He is an actor.
    JOBS

    Match:
    1 3 5 8
    2 4 6 7 9  Nurse 9
     Chef 5
     Businesswoman 4
     Police officer 2
     Artist 1
     Doctor 3
     Firefighter 6
     Teacher 8
     Constructor 7
    Practice
    1.- Is he a firefighter? 2.- Is she a nurse? 3.- Are they musicians?

    No, he isn’t. He’s a chef. Yes, she is. No, they aren’t. They’re police officers

    4.- Is she a teacher? 5- Are they tennis players? 6.- Are you a doctor?

    No, she isn’t. She’s a singer. Yes, they are. No, I’m not. I’m a student.
    Conversation

    Student 1: Hi, my name is Frank Ruiz, what’s your first name?

    Student 2: Hello Frank, my first name is Jessica.

    Student 1: How do you spell it?

    Student 2: J – e – s – s – i – c – a

    Student 1: Nice to meet you. How are you?

    Student 2: I’m so-so. Are you a musician?

    Student 1: yes, I am. I’m from Peru.

    Student 2: Are you from Lima?

    Student 1: No,I’m not. I’m from Trujillo.

    Student 2: I’m sorry, it’s late, good-bye Frank.


    Student 1: See you later Jessica.
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