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Takeaway Good Morning, I'm Vanessa! What's Your Name?

Instructor: YOLETH ROSANA VALLE MARTINEZ... Date: ......................... AUGUST 30, 2022.................

Learner: ... JHOVANNY VERGARA BARROS... Regional Branch: ...........................CDV..........................

Program: ... TECNOLOGO MECATRONICO DE AUTOMOTORES... Center: ....................COM.......................

CONTENT
• Let’s Start! •
Let’s Explore! • Let’s Practice! • Extension Activity • Target Words • Learning Points

Let’s Start!

My name is ... My address is ... Let's talk about personal information and ID cards.

Learning Outcome
Can Do Statements
Exchange basic personal information.
• I can make statements like I am not.
Ask your partner: • I can ask for and say names.
• I can ask for and give personal information.
• What's your name? • I can complete a simple form.
• What's your mother's name?

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Takeaway Good Morning, I'm Vanessa! What's Your Name?

Let’s Explore!

Let's meet a new student. She needs a student ID*. What is her name?**

* "ID" is short for Identification Card.

** To ask and give names, use: "What is your name?" My name is...

Instructions: Read the text aloud.

Vanessa: Hello. I am a new student.

Registrar: Good morning. I am Mr. Roberts. This is a form for you to complete.
Vanessa: OK ... I am not from here. Can you help me?
Registrar: Yes, of course. What is your first name?
Vanessa: Vanessa.
Registrar: OK. What is your last name?
Vanessa: Jones.
Registrar: OK. Vanessa Jones. What is your address?
Vanessa: 123 Front Street.
Registrar: So, your address is 124 Front Street.
Vanessa: No, it is not. It is 123 Front Street. My e-mail address is VJones@intel.com.
Registrar: Good. Thank you. Your student ID is ready.
Vanessa: Thank you very much. Goodbye.
Registrar: You're welcome. Ciao.

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Takeaway Good Morning, I'm Vanessa! What's Your Name?

Let’s Practice!

Instructions: Select the correct words from the word bank and fill in the blanks.

1 This is a form for you to complete. Word Bank

A. first
2 What is your first name? B. form
C. name
3 What is your last name?
D. complete
4 E. address
What is your address? F. not
5 I am not from here.

Let’s Practice!

Can you remember the parts of a form? Let's find out!

Instructions: Match the information in column A with information in column B.

A B

First Name Jones

ID
Address

Vanessa
E-mail address

123 Front Street

Identification Card

VJones@Intel.com
Last Name

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Takeaway Good Morning, I'm Vanessa! What's Your Name?

Extension Activity

Imagine you are a new student. What information do you give?

Instructions: Complete the following steps. Fill in the Self-Assessment.

a) Write down the information in the table below. Self-Assessment YesNo

b) Practice saying the information out loud.
I use 5 target words. I use to be.
I say words clearly.

First name:

Last name:

Address:

E-mail address:

Target Words

• first name (noun): the name that

• to complete (verb): to put information on
people call you
a document
e.g. Mary Smith."Mary" is my first
e.g. Please complete this document.
name. • ready (adjective): prepared; organized; set
• form (noun): a document to write
e.g. Your ID is ready.
personal information • student ID (noun): a card that gives
e.g. Please complete this form.
information about a person at school
• e-mail address (noun): your
e.g. My student ID has a photo.
address on the Internet
e.g. My e-mail address is
asmith@intel.com.

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Takeaway Good Morning, I'm Vanessa! What's Your Name?

Learning Points

The Negative Form of The Verb To Be

Put the word NOT after the verb to be to make the negative form.
Read the chart about the negative form of to be.

Long Form Short Form Example

I am not I'm not I'm not a student.

He is not He's not / He's not a teacher.

He isn't
She is not She's not / She isn't a mother.
She isn't
It is not It's not / It's not red.
It isn't

Introducing Yourself and Asking People's Names

You use the phrase My name is to introduce yourself.
You use the phrase What is your name? to ask a person's name.

Examples:
• Bill : Hi, my name is Bill.
• Andrew: What is your name?
Bill : Bill.