© axeetings and introductions _@ simy Nice to meet you! B_ Q@MED Listen to the conversations and practice them 1 LISTENING & SPEAKING AA Read each conversation and write the number of the and introduce yourself ‘matching picture in the box © 84 Greet your classmates A Hello. m Steve. What's your name A Hello. 'm What's your name? B Myname's Sally B My name's Nice to meet you A Nice to meet you + Practice in groups of three. Introduce each other. ‘A. Dan, this is Kate. Kate, this is Dan Practice in groups of three. 1 B Hi, Dan. Nice to meet you r ies 6) E Halo, Kate. Nice meet you too. ve heard ao akg ck — B Hi, (0). Nice to meet you A Hi, Sara. How are you? © Hollo, 2). Nice to meet you too B Pretty good. And yo > thanks. inthe US, poo in China, people bow o other in your country? ne Grand Hill Hotel 4 Escaneado con Ce2 LISTENING (GHED Listen and choose the correct responses. a —_ ‘ 4 bh _— 1 a Fmsine b Im Ace 2 a I'm Davis. b Great, thanks. 3 a Nice to meet you too. b How about you? 4 a No, I'm not. b Not bad. 3 GRAMMAR A GAED Listen and circle the correct words. 1 Hello. 'm/ You're Elia, What's your name? 2. Im your new English teacher. Fm / You're in my class 3 Km not /1 not am Jack's classmate You're / He's my new English teacher. 4 You're / We're in Jack's class We aren’t/ not are in Jennifi @ Ine negative sentence, not comes the verb be. «before b after B Learn more about the simple present forms of the verb be. > Grammar Reference p. 62 4 SPEAKING A GME Listen to the conversation and practice it. Dan Hi, Sarah! Sarah Hey, Dan, Dan I'm great. How about you? Sarah Pretty good. Thanks. How are you? Dan Oh, and this is my cousin, Kate. She's a student here too. Kate, this is my friend Sarah, Kate Nice to meet you, Sarah. Sarah Nice to meet you too. Dan Where are you going? Sarah To the library. | have an English test tomorrow. Dan Okay. I'l see you later then. Kate Good luck on your test. Sarah Thank you B 38 Practice the conversation above in groups of three using the expressions from the box. More Expressions How's it going? / How are you doing? Great. /m good. /'m doing very) well Okay. / Not bad. / Could be better. Nice meeting you. /Glad to meet you. / Pleased to meet you. (©xM Liston and repeat Focus on the reduction of contractions. lam + tm youare —+ youre heis > he's sheis —> she's weare — were What is > what's isnot —> isnt arenot —» aren't Unit 5 Escaneado con Ce5 READING om A What do people call you? Do you go by any other names? false sentences. rect the B Read the blog and mark the sentences T (true) or False) ect 1 Tina is short for Christina. 2 Mike is short for William. 3 People never use short names with their families. 4 Famous people often shorten their names. 5 Bill Clinton goes by William. 6 LISTENING & SPEAKING A BEB Listen and complete the conversation. Then practice the conversation with a partner using your information. Matthew Hello. Can | pick up my student ID card? ‘Clerk ‘Sure. What's your, ve iy Matthew My name's Matthew, Matthew Larsen. ___name? Clerk Howdoyouspell your Matthew MATTHEW. Clerk —_ How-do you spell your __name? Matthew LARSEN. Clerk Allright. Here you go. Matthew Thank you. HY Witiom —Jetterson Clinton 1 1 1 frstname middle name _ lastname (fapily ame) B 38% Ask your classmates for their names. Then make a list. What's your first name? What's your last name? What dovoul Fiend fe eis Ae Friend3 | —e 1. Whose first name is easy to spell? first name is difficult to spel? 2. Whose 3. Whose last name is easy to spell? — 4, Whose last name is difficult to spel” no has the most unique name in your class? Why? Ra How do you spell it?) Unit 1 Escaneade con CcCall Me Tina My full name is Christina Marie Johnson. My friends call me Tina. Tina is short for Christina. Many people shorten their names like me. My brother's full name is Michael William Johnson, Can you guess what we call him? We Call him Mike. Mike is short for Michael. Why do people shorten their names? Shortened names sound friendly and are easy to say. People often use them with their friends and family Famous people often use shortened names too. For example, Bill Clinton's full name is William Jefferson Clinton, but everyone calls him Bill. Bill is short for William. Here is a list of my friends’ names. They all have full names, but they go by shorter names. Do you know anyone who has one of these names? fullname is ‘ Bill Clinton's full name is Wiliam Jefferson Clinton People cal People cll him Bil Christopher ~ Chris Matthew - Matt Toshua Josh Toseph - Joe, Joey David - Dave Nicholas ~ Nick William - Will, Bil Robert - Rob, Bob Tonathan - John Zachary - Zach Jessica - Jess, Jessie Emily - Em, Samuel - Sam Brittany ~ Bri, Britt Elizabeth~ Beth, Liz Megan - Meg Stephanie - Steph Jennifer - Jen, Jenny Nicole ~ Nikki Rebecca - Be Becky Escaneado con CeNice to meet you! 1 vocaBuLary Complete the conversations with the expressions in the box Hi, Ella Great My name's Sara Nice to meet you Nice to meet youtagp How are you doing? hank you. J-0-8-E-P-H. See you later + 1A What's your name? B B éd are you? \ 5 BA B 7 A Alice, this is avis, this is Alice B Hello, Alice 8 A Good afternoon, Weleome toOuRibl™ © Hi, Davis. i = 68 unit? Locunsuqyv ven4AMMAR splete the first column with the si sim ‘the verb be. Then write the core ee nd column. mae plete the sentences. Use contractions if cossary. ie is Josh. — He_ is not Matt. He's Josh. 2 are in Nikki's class. * You ‘in Meg's class. in Nikki's class. 3. lam Jessica Evento __ Jessica. are my new musie teacher. - You __ my new art teacher. my new music teacher. is a math book. __ a science book, _ a math book. e is Bill, not Sam. ___ Bill 7 You are Zach’s classmate: Dave's classmate You Zach's classmate. am in Brittany's class in Rebecca's C128 in Brittany’s os 9 She is Johnny's cousin steph's cousin. She Johnny's oust? C Complete the conversations with the expressions in the box. 1 [tm is its what's A ____yourname? B Elizabeth, A What _ your last name? B Brown. is are isn't he's it's am were she's aren't not a picture of Chris, Look at this picture. Beth, and me. We all in Robert's class. my cousin, He's my aunt’s son. Beth Chris is my new friend. _ very good at sports, good at sports, but | i ims good at sports or {good at music. Chris good at art. We music. But good friends. similar, but Escaneado con Cc3 READING COG EUE CN UG ear c Do you have a cool username that you use online? You need a username for social media ‘Your username is important. It can change how people view you in a job search or on your Chance to show your personality. Here are a few tips for creating an awesome usernan Use your favorite things in your username. Do you like guitars ‘and the number eight? You can use those and your real name ‘to make GuitarGeorge8, for example. You can also use celebrity ames, sports teams, foods, TV shows, movies, and more. Another idea is to use things from your life. You can use your school mascot, your city, or the year you were born. You could try AtlantaBears94. But be careful not to give too much information on the internet! ‘You can also change some letters to numbers or symbols. For example, AtlentaBearsS4 becomes Ati@nt@B3arSO4, If you get stuck, just try to be creative, Making a username isn't hard! A Read the passage and complete the sentences. 1 You need a username for _ ___ sites. 2. Your username is a chance to show your 3. You should not give too much fon the internet. 4 You can change some of the letters to or when you make your username: B Read the passage and answer the questions. 1. Why is choosing a username important? 2 What are some favorite things you can use in your username? 3. What are some things from your life you can use in your username? 70 unit Escaneado sites, internet forums, and dating profile. It can a con