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Jun 10, 2024

Introductions 1 - EASY ENGLISH CONVERSATIONS

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Welcome to EASY English Conversations! LEARNING OUTCOMES By the end of this unit, you will feel more confident: 🔹️ Greeting friends 🔹️ Greeting formally 🔹️ Greeting throughout the day 🔹️ Sharing your interests and hobbies 🔹️ Sharing your nationality
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There are many ways to say "hello" in English... Hi! Howdy Heya! G'day Hey Greetings Hi/ hello there Yo What's up? Howzit? Good day Some of these are casual, others are more formal. Some represent more than one word... But regardless of the words you choose, the best way to greet anybody is with a smile 😃
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COMPREHENSION 1. Which of these words does NOT mean "hello"? Hiya Howdy Toodles Howzit HI 2. Fill in the blanks: (a) How ____ you? (b) It's nice to _____ you. (c) See _____ later! 3. What do you think "Don't blow it" means? 4. Do you think Jack planned to meet Emily? Yes or no? 5. Do you think Jack made a good first impression with Emily? Why?
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If you want to be more formal, you can greet somebody by refering to the time day. You may say: "Good morning." "Good afternoon." "Good evening." "Good night." Sometimes this form of greeting can be used in a humorous or sarcastic way. E.g. when somebody wakes up in the afternoon, we may say, "good morning" as a gentle way of telling them that it's late to be waking up! If you're not sure what time of day it is, you may say: "Good day." Let's look at some examples of situations where this form of greeting is appropriate.
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COMPREHENSION (a) Good morning (b) Good evening (c) Good night (d) Good afternoon 1. Rearrange (a) - (d) in the correct order from the beginning to the end of the day. 2. Which of the greetings (a) - (d) can mean "hello" AND "good-bye"? 3.Which of the greetings (a) - (d) means ONLY "hello"? 4. Which of the greetings (a) - (d) means ONLY "good-bye"?
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COMPREHENSION 1. Choose the correct form of the verb in these sentances: (a) I like to go (hike / hiking) on weekends. (b) I like (play / playing) my guitar. (c) I enjoy (read / reading) fantasy novels. 2. FILL IN THE MISSING WORDS: (a) Kelly's hobbies are vegetable __________ and hiking. ____ enjoys reading fantasy novels. (b) Tom's hobbies ____ playing ___ guitar and hiking. ____ also enjoys reading fantasy novels. 3. Do you think Kelly and Tom could be good friends?
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COMPREHENSION 1. What is the difference between telling somebody where you live and where you come from? 2. Fill in the missing words: (a.) Hello. __ ________ is Naledi. It's ________ to _________ you. (b.) I _____ from Germany, but I ______ in Cape Town now. (c.) My ___________ are bike riding and watching comedy movies. 3. Introduce yourself to the class using the script below: HELLO! My name is... I come from... I live in... My interests/ hobbies are.... Nice to meet you!

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