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Personal Information Exchange in English

This document contains an activity to introduce personal information and voting ages in different countries. It includes matching exercises and unscrambling questions to elicit personal details like name, age, and whether someone votes. Charts list the voting age in sample countries like Brazil, Cameroon, Cuba, and Peru. The purpose is to understand brief written English conversations by identifying specific details and the structure to develop introductions and meet other people.
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Personal Information Exchange in English

This document contains an activity to introduce personal information and voting ages in different countries. It includes matching exercises and unscrambling questions to elicit personal details like name, age, and whether someone votes. Charts list the voting age in sample countries like Brazil, Cameroon, Cuba, and Peru. The purpose is to understand brief written English conversations by identifying specific details and the structure to develop introductions and meet other people.
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LET’S EXCHANGE PERSONAL INFORMATION

PURPOSE: understanding brief written conversations in english identifying specific details, personal
information, deducting the lexico and the structure to develop a conversation to introduce and meet other people.

4. 3.
Hello! My Hi! I am
name is Sayri Nantu.
Welcome! Welcome!

5. 6.

ACTIVITY My personal information


1:
LET’S OBSERVE!
7 8
A Match
. .
A B
. .

9 10
. .
C. D
.
EXERCISE
2A
: Unscramble the questions

Example:
1. Identity card (ID)
1. vo te / yo u / D o / ? D o yo u vo te ?
2. Credit card
2 . s p e ll / C a n / y o u / la s t n a m e / y o u r / ?
3. Driver’s license
3 . n a m e / is / W h a t / y o u r / ?
4. Passport
4 . o ld / H o w / a r e / y o u / ?

BLET’S
L ISTENLISTENAND AND B Find the answer for each question
READ!
Listen to and read the comic
DO YOU a c
VOTE?
1. 2.

TEACHER: Lic. Erika E. Requena Falcón I.E


CETI ANDAHUASI
ENGLISH
b d Look at the picture and answer.

Match the country with the voting age. A


Example:
1 2 3

Example:1.c 2 3 4
. . .
1 C
. Do it yourself ! Cuba Perú .

EXERCISE
3:

We vote at the age We vote at the age We vote at the age We vote at the age
of 18 years old. of 20 years old. of 16 years old. of 16 years old.

Cameroon Brazil
REFLECT IN OUR LEARNING
B Complete the conversation:

3
We vote at the age of
16 years old.

TEACHER: Lic. Erika E. Requena Falcón I.E


CETI ANDAHUASI

TEACHER: Lic. Erika E. Requena Falcón I.E


CETI ANDAHUASI

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