Names and Occupations

Names and OccupationsIntroduce Yourself

+Introduce YourselfRead and Listen.Martin :Hi. Im MartinBen: Hi, Martin. Im Ben.Martin: Nice to meet you, Ben.Ben: Nice to meet you, too.

+Rhythm and intonation practiceRepeat the Conversation:Martin :Hi. Im MartinBen: Hi, Martin. Im Ben.Martin: Nice to meet you, Ben.Ben: Nice to meet you, too.Divide yourselves into two groups; Group 1 repeats Martins lines; Group 2 repeats Bens lines.

+Introduce yourself to your partner.Say your nameShake your hands:

+Conversation: greetingsListen and repeat: Greetings

Hi.Hello.Im Lisa.Listen and repeat: ResponsesNice to meet you.Glad to meet you.Its a pleasure to meet you.

+Repeat:Im Peter. Please call me Pete.Im Afnan. Please call me Fofo.Do you use a short form or nickname?Walk around the room and greet at least five people. +Vocabulary: OccupationsListen and repeat:

1- a student. 2- a teacher. 3- an athlete.4- a writer. 5- a journalist. 6- a pilot.7- a doctor. 8- an engineer. 9- an architect.10- a nurse. 11- flight attendant. 12- mailman.

+A student

A teacher

+An athlete

+A writer

+Journalist

+A pilot

+A doctor

+An engineer

+An architect

+A nurse

+A flight attendant

+A mailman

+Grammar:I am a teacher.You are a student.She is a writer.He is a mailman.They are engineers.We are athletes. +Verb Be ( am, is, are)I am = ImYou are = youreWrite the contractions for:She isHe isThey areWe are+Negative statements:I am not a pilot.You are not a doctor.Not is placed after the verb be (is, are, am).Give me the negative statements of the following:She is an athlete.He is a flight attendant.I am an engineer.+Articles : a , anVowels: a, e, i, o, u.Consonants: b, c, d, f, g, j, k, .ect. Athlete. Writer.Architect.Engineer.Mailman.Hour.

Honest man.

Doctor.

Horse. +Sir Norman Foster: He is an architect. He is not a doctor.

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