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Unit 1
Introductions

1.1: Business Venture 1 by Roger Barnard & Jeff Cady 9

Unit 1
Introduction

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1. Language Focus
1.1 Greetings and Responses
1.2 Self Introductions and Responses
1.3 Saying Goodbye and Responses
1.4 Third Party Introductions and Responses
1.5 Greeting around the World
1.6 Present Simple Tense
1.6.1 Affirmative Sentences
1.6.2 Negative Sentences
1.6.3 Question Sentences
2. Worksheet
2.1 1.1: Warm up: Listening and speaking Exercise 1
2.2 1.2: Reading: Greeting around the World Greeting Exercise 2
2.3 1.3: Reading: Exercise 3 - 4
2.4 1.4: Writing: Tense Exercise 5 7
2.51 .5:Writing:
Exercise 8 1.5 Exercise
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2.6 1.6 1 1

Greeting and Response

Greeting
- How are you?
- How are you doing?
- Are you doing okay?
- Hows it going?
- Hows everything?
- And you?
- How are things going?
- Are you OK?

Response
- Im doing very well.
- Very well.
- Great.
- Fantastic!

- Im fine.
- Fine
- Oh, so so.
- Not bad.
- Pretty good.
- Okay (OK)
- All right.
- They are all fine.

-Awful!
- Pretty bad!
- Terrible!
- Not so good.
- Not very well.

- How do you do?

- My pleasure.

Practice
Conversation 1
A: Good morning, Ann.
B: Theyre all fine.
A: Im doing very well, thank you, and you?
B: Very well, thank you.

Self Introductions
Self Introductions
- Let me introduce myself. Im...........................
- May I introduce myself? My names ..............
- How do you do? My name s ..........................
- Good to meet you. Im ....................................
- Hello. I dont think we know each other.
My names....................................................

Response
- Its a pleasure to meet you. My names .............
- Its nice to meet you. Im ..................................
- Glad to meet you. Im .......................................
- Its nice meeting you. My names ....................
- It was very good to meet you.
- Please to meet you.
- How do you do?
-Its been great seeing you. My names............

Saying Goodbye and Responses

Self Introductions

Response

- It was nice talking to you.

- Ive really enjoyed talking to you.
- Ive enjoyed talking to you.
- Ive enjoyed seeing you.
- Id better be going.
- Well, its getting pretty late.
- Its been wonderful seeing you again.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye for now.
- See you around.

- Lets get together again.

- Please drop me a line (Please write me a letter.)
- I hope well meet again.
- Take care.
- Have a nice day.
- Have a pleasant weekend.
- Have a nice working day.
- Have fun.
- Have a good time.
- All right. Bye now.

- So long.
Conversation 2
A: May I introduce myself? My names Susan. Im a teacher.
B: Its nice to meet you. Im Dr. Somchai. I work at Nakhonnayok hospital.
A: Ive enjoyed talking to you.
B: Lets go together again.

Third Party Introductions

Third Party Introductions

Responses

Response

- Id like you to meet ........................ - How do you do?

- Its nice to meet you too.
- Id like to introduce you to ........... - Its pleasure to meet you. - Its a pleasure to meet you.
- Let me introduce you to ............. - I m pleased to meet you. - Nice meeting you, too.
- This is ........................................
- Nice to meet you.
- My pleasure.
(Give appropriate background
- Hello. Good to meet you.
information, your relationship to the
two people.)
Conversation 3
A: Hey, Tony.
B: Oh, Hi, Max.
A: This is Wasana and Jurai. They are new students in my class. They come from Ongkarak.
B: Im please to meet you all.
Students: Please to meet you too.

Language Points:
Affirmative Sentence:
Present Simple (I do, work, like etc.)

She works in the office.

They talk about their project.

Subject
Verb
I / We / You /They
work talk use play watch
do
He / She / It
works talks uses plays watches does
Example: I live in Nakonnayok but my sister lives in Prachinburi.
y We use the present simple for things that are true in general, or for things that happen sometimes or
all the times:
- I walk to school.
- The museum open at 09.00 a.m. and closes at 05.30 p.m.
- He does everything that she asks.
- Suda goes to work in the morning.
y We use the present simple with always/ never/ often / usually / sometimes:
- We always travel by train.
- I often try to fix my computer.
- He washes his car every weekend.
- She usually carries her note book computer to work.

Negative Sentences: Pattern: I dont + verb (present simple negative)

The racing car doesnt slow.

Example: Santa doesnt come.
Subject
Auxiliary Verb + not
Verb
I / You / We / They
don t
work
He / She / It
doesnt
work
- I drink coffee but I dont drink tea.
- The children dont play in the park.
- Mary doesnt go to the library.
- She drinks tea but she doesnt drink coffee.

Question Sentence: Pattern: Do you..... (Present simple question)....?

Example: Do they work?

Does she work?

Auxiliary Verb
Subject
Verb +?
I /we / you / they
work?
Do
He / she/ it
work?
Does
- Do you smoke?
No, I dont. - Do they speak English?
Yes, they do.
- Does she work hard? Yes, she does - Does your brother live in Bangkok? No, he does.

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Warm up: Listening and Speaking
Exercise 1: Listen and repeat./ Greeting
a) Informal Greeting: Speaking to friends or to people we know well.
b) Formal Greeting: Speaking to people we dont know or who are not close friends.

a) Informal Greeting

b) Formal Greeting

1.1 A: Hi, Tom. Hows a thing?

1.1 A: Good morning. Miss Elizabeth. How are you today?
B: Hi, Fine, thanks
B: Good morning. Very well, thank you.
1.2 A: Hi, Elizabeth!
1.2 A: Good afternoon. Mr. Tom. How are you this afternoon?
B: Oh, hello Tom. How are you?
B: Good afternoon. Very well, thank you.
A: Fine, thanks. And you?
B: Good, thanks.

Introductions
a) Informal Greeting: Meeting someone for the first time. A friendly greeting.
b) Formal Greeting: Meeting someone for the first time. A formal greeting.

a) Informal Greeting
1.1 A: Tony, this is Anna.
B: Hi, Anna. How are you?
C: Hi. Fine, thanks.

b) Formal Greeting
1.2 A: How do you do? This is Mr. Robinson.
B: How do you do. My name is Miss Rose.
Its very nice to meet you.
C: Its very nice to meet you too.

 1.2
Reading
Exercise 2: Read about the story and summarize the following questions.
Meeting and Greeting Customs
People usually shake hands when they meet for the first time. When two women first meet they
sometimes give one kiss on the cheek. They usually kiss the air Women also greet both male and female
friends with a kiss. Chilean men give their friends warm abrazos (hugs) or sometimes kiss women on the
cheek.
The everyday greeting for friends is a handshake for both men and women. Men sometimes pat
each other on the back.
Men bow slightly and shake hands to greet each other. Women do not usually shake hands. To
address someone with his or her full name, the family name comes first, then the first name.
Finns greet each other with a firm handshake. Hugs and kisses are only for close friends and family.
People shake hands when they are first introduced. Friends and family members often hug or kiss on the
cheek when they see each other. In these situations, men often kiss women but not other men.
Exercise 2: Read and summary.
a) Which greetings are typical in your country?
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b) Can you name a country for each greeting?
No.
Country
Greeting
1 ................................................................ ............................................................................
2 ................................................................ ...........................................................................
3 ................................................................ ..........................................................................
4 ................................................................ ..........................................................................
5 ................................................................ .........................................................................

 1.3
Reading
Exercise 3: Complete the dialog with the expressions given.
Conversation 4: At the party.
1) Where are you from?
2) Nice to meet you.
5) Im from America
3) I dont think weve met. 4) How do you do?
You: Excuse me (1)........................................................... My name is Karl Green.
Guest: (2) .......................................................................... Im Paul Jamison.
You: My name is Tony Carls (3) ....................................
Guest: Im from Brazil and you?
You: (4) ...............................................................................
Guest: (5) ..............................................................................
You: Nice to meet you too.
Conversation 5: At the office.
1) How is she?
2) My name is Gerald Whitman.
3) Are you Mr. Hardy?
4) Who is that?
5) Please sit down.
Visitor: Good morning (1) .......................................................
You: Yes, thats right.
Visitor: (2) ....................................................................................
You: Good morning, Mr Simson. (3).....................................................................................
Visitor: Ive a friend in London who told me to get in touch with you.
You: Really? (4) ...................................................................................................................
Visitor: Alexandra Green.
You: Ah! Yes, of course (5) ....................................................................................................

Exercise 4: Study the conversation and then answer the questions.

Conversation 6
A: Hello. Im Suwit.
B: Hello. My name is Ratana.
A: Nice to meet you. How do you do?
B: How do you do? Nice to meet you too. How long have you been here?
A: Ill go home tomorrow. Oh! Is that Arkom over there?
B: Im not sure.
A: Excuse me, are you Arkom?
C: Yes, I am.
B: My name is Ratana. Good to meet you.
C: Good to meet you too. Suda told me about you.
B: Oh1 She is my good friend. She told me about you too.
Questions
1. How many people are there in this conversation?
..................................................................................................................................................................
2. What will Suwit do tomorrow?
....................................................................................................................................................................
3. Have Ratana and Arkom met before?
...................................................................................................................................................................
4. Does Suwit know Arkom?
....................................................................................................................................................................
5. Where do you think this conversation take place?
....................................................................................................................................................................

 1.4
Writing : Simple present Tense
Exercise 5: Complete the text using words from the box.
get up go have sleep start finish have go have go

My names Margaret Beech. Im a journalist.

I (1) ...............early, at quarter to six, and (2) ........................... To work at about half past six.
I (3)..................... breakfast in a caf near my office, and (4) .............. work at half past seven. I dont
(5)....................... a big lunch, just a sandwich and a coffee, I usually (6) ......................... work at about six
oclock. I (7) ......................... home at seven, then I (8) ............... dinner with husband. He loves cooking!
After dinner we usually watch TV, then I (9) ................................ to bed early. About ten oclock and
(10)............................. for seven or eight house.
Exercise 6: Complete the sentences with the words given. All of them are negative.

cost drive go know play see sell smoke wash wear

1. He likes basketball but he ...................................... very often.
2. Suda is married but she ......................................... a ring.
3. Have a cigarette. No, thanks. I ............................................
4. They ............................................ newspapers in 7 11 shop.
5. I like films but I .......................... to the cinema very often.
6. She lives near my house but I .....................................her very often.
7. He has a car but he ......................................................very often.
8. He smells because he ...................................................very often.
9. I ............................... much about politics.
10. Its a cheap room. It ................................................. much to stay here.

Exercise 7: Use the verbs in the list to make questions.

do like do smoke cost speak go rain play have
1. A: (he) ..................... often ....................... basketball?
B: Yes, hes a very good player.
2. A: (you) Excuse me, .......................................Chinese?
B: Yes, a little.
3. A: (you) What .............................................................?
B: Im a secretary.
4. A: (your sister) What ...................................................?
B: She works in a shop.
5. A: (it) How often ............................................in summer?
B: Not often. Its usually dry.
6. A: (she) ...........................................................................?
B: Yes, 20 cigarettes a day.
7. A: (you) ................................................................dancing?
B: Yes, I love it.
8. A: (they) What time .................usually ..................to bed?
B: 10 oclock.
9. A: (you) What ..........................usually .................for breakfast?
B: Bread and coffee.
10. A: (it) How much .................................to stay at this hotel?
B: 2,000 baht a night.

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Writing
Exercise 8: Complete this conversation by your own sentences.
Conversation 7
Wichai: Hi! My name is Wicahi Srisuk.
Wanna: (1) .................................................................................................................
Wichai: Im pleased to meet you.
Wanna: .(2) ...............................................................................................................
Wichai: I m a technical student. My major is welding. I come from Ayudthaya.
Wanna: .(3) .................................................................................................................
Wicahi: See you later, goodbye.
Wanna: .(4) .................................................................................................................
Exercise 9: Match the questions in column A with the statements in column B by drawing a line,
then write a complete conversation.

Column A

Column B

1. Could you meet on Friday, the 19 th and work a) At first they said Monday, the 22 nd, but now I hear
on it together?
it is on Thursday. The 25 th
2. When is our report due, Yai.
b) Yes, I will mark it down in my appointment book.
3. What is the date today?
c) It is Tuesday, the 16 th
Conversation 8
Lek: (5) ..............................................................................................
Yai: (6) ...............................................................................................
Lek: (7) .............................................................................................
Yai: (8) .................................................................................................
Lek: (9) ................................................................................................
Yai :(10) ..

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Choose the best answer.
1. Thank you very much for all your trouble.
a) No matter
b) Dont mention it.
c) Its not worth it.
2. My name is Sue. How do you do?
a) How do you do?
b) Im fine, thank you.
c) All right.
3. Id like you to meet my husband.
a) All right.
b) Im pleased to meet you. c) Hello.
4. See you tomorrow.
a) There you are.
b) Sure enough.
c) Yes, see you.
5. A: Good night.
B: Yes, .......................................
a) sleep tight.
b) sleep it off.
c) sleep on it.
6. A: Bye, then. Thanks for the meal.
B: Yes. .........................................
a) All the way.
b) All too soon.
c) All the best.
7. A: Hello. How are you doing?
B: ...............................................
a) Im fine. And you? b) Thank you.
c) How are you too?
8. A: Bye. Have a good evening.
B: ...........................................
a) Bye. Have a nice day. b) Good night.
c) Thank you. You, too.
9. A: Its my birthday today!
B: .............................................
a) Congratulations
b) Thanks a lot.
c) Help yourself.
10. You can ............................. that he is angry. Look at the expression.
a) say
b) speak
c) tell

d) Good-bye.
d) Im sorry.
d) Thank you.
d) You will.

d) sleep over.

d) All over.

d) I dont know.

d) Happy, too.

d) Well done.
d) talk

Answer
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
a) Greeting are typical in my country by wai and say Sawasdee Kha Sawas Krab
b) 1. America Shaking hand
2. Finland - Hugging
3. England Kissing
4. Japan bowing slightly
5. New Zealand Nose to Nose
Exercise 3: Conversation 1
1. How do you do?
2. I dont think seve met.
3. Where are you from?
4. Im from America.
5. Nice to meet you.
Exercise 3: Conversation 2
1. My name is Gerald Whitman.
2. Are you Mr. Hardy?
3. Please sit down
4. Who is that?
5. Please sit down.
Exercise 4: Conversation 3
1. three 2. He will go home tomorrow.
3. No.
4. Yes.
5. in an office
Exercise 5: 1. Get
2. go 3. have
4. start
5. have
6. finish
7. go 8. have
9. go
10. sleep
5. go
Exercise 6: 1. cant play 2. wears 3. smoke 4. sell
6. dont see 7. doesnt 8. washes 9. know
10. costs
Exercise 7
1. How often do you play basketball?
2. How do you like Chinese?

3. What do you do?

4. Where does she work?
5. How often do you go in summer?
6. How many cigarettes do you smoke?
7. How do you like dancing?
8. What time do you usually go to bed?
9. What do you usually have for breakfast?
10. How much does it cost to stay at this hotel?
Exercise 8:
1. My name is Wanna Jaingam.
2. Please to meet you too.
3. Im a commercial student. My major is accounting.
4. See you, goodbye.
Exercise 9:
5. What is the date today?
6. It is Tuesday, the 16th
7. When is our report due, Yai.
8. At first they said Mandy, the 22nd, but now I hear it is on Thursday, the 25 th
9. Could you meet on Friday, the 19th and work on it together?
10. Yes, I will mark it down in my appointment book.

1. = b
2. = b
3. = b
4. = c
5. = a
6. = c
7. = a
8. = c
9. = a
10.= c