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    What's Your Name?: Unit 1 English Basic I

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    This document provides an introduction to English greetings, names, introductions, and numbers. It includes: 1) Examples of informal and formal greetings for different times of day, as well as leave-takings. 2) Information on full names, nicknames, and introductions. 3) Practice dialogs for asking names, introductions, and how someone is feeling. 4) The English alphabet, spelling names, and asking for email addresses and phone numbers. 5) Examples of numbers 0-10 and how to say phone numbers.

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    What’s your name?

    UNIT 1
    English Basic I
    • Greetings & leave-takings
    • Names
    • Introductions
    LESSON 1:
    • The Alphabet
    What’s your name? • Numbers (0 – 10)
    GREETINGS & LEAVE-TAKINGS

    CO-WORKERS FRIENDS

    FORMAL GREETINGS INFORMAL

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    1. INFORMAL GREETINGS

    Listen and repeat.

    2
    2. FORMAL GREETINGS

    Listen and repeat.

    Good
    morning.

    06:00 am – 11:59 am

    3
    Listen and repeat.

    Good
    afternoon.

    12:00 pm – 5:59 pm

    4
    Listen and repeat.

    Good
    evening.

    06:00 pm – 9:59 pm

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    LEAVE-TAKINGS

    See
    See you you!
    later!

    Good
    bye!

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    Listen and repeat.

    Good
    night.

    10:00 pm -

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    NAMES

    FULL NAME NICKNAME

    Informal: FIRST MIDDLE LAST NAME


    Name NAME NAME

    FAMILY NAME

    American English = Last name / British English = surname.

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    INTRODUCTIONS

    Listen and practice.

    Tyler: Hi, my name’s Tyler.


    Sylvia: Nice to meet you Tyler. My name is Sylvia.
    Tyler: It’s nice to meet you too, Sylvia.

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    ASKING ABOUT FEELINGS

    Listen and practice.

    Sylvia: Hi, Tyler. How are you?


    Tyler: Oh, I’m OK. How about you?
    Sylvia: I’m great. Thanks.

    Questions to ask about feelings: Answers about feelings (Positive):


     I’m fine, thank you.
     How are you?
     I’m Ok. / I’m great. Thanks.
     How about you? Answers about feelings (Negative):
    Not so good. I’m not OK.
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    THE ENGLISH ALPHABET

    Listen and practice.

    (ei) (bi) (si) (di) (i) (ef) (yi)

    (eich) (ai) (yei) (kei) (el) (em) (en)

    (ou) (pi) (kiu) (ar) (es) (ti) (yu)

    (vi) (dabol yu) (eks) (wai) (zi)

    We use the English Alphabet to spell names, objects, e-mails, etc.

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    How do you
    Examples:
    spell your
    surname?
    It’s Benedetti.
    B-E-N-E-D-E-T-T-I

    It’s possible to say: T-T


    or double T

    It’s
    mario.benedetti@hotmail.com

    Great,
    What’s your
    e-mail
    address?
    Cyber Symbols:
    @ = at
    . = dot
    _ = underscore
    # = hash
    - = dash

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    NUMBERS FROM 0 TO 10

    Listen and practice.

    For phone
    numbers:
    0(Zero) = 0(Oh)

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    PHONE NUMBERS

    Listen and practice.

    What’s your cell phone number?

    (nine-oh-six-three-seven-seven-two-one-five)

    What’s your home phone number?

    (five-six-oh-three-nine-nine-five)

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    VOCABULARY IN ACTION 1
    Hello, I’m Hi, my name Hi, my name is
    Lorena. is Angie. Peter. What’s
    your name?

    Hello, I’m Hi, my name is


    George. Ann. Nice to
    meet you.

    My name is = I’m
    My name is Giovanna. = I’m Giovanna

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    VOCABULARY IN ACTION 2
    Alex, Hi, Alex.
    This is Nice to meet
    Karina. you too.

    Nice to
    meet
    you
    Karina.

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    LET’S PRACTICE

    1. Complete the phrases.

    My c_ _ _
    p_ _ _ _
    n_ _ _ _ _ is

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    2. Look at the photos. How do you say the letters?

    - - - - - - - -

    Now, go to your workbook and solve the exercises about lesson 1.

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