separate words

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1. Dialog: Welcome to my class!

Teacher: Good morning, students! I’m your teacher, and my name is Mike. Excuse me,

what’s your name, please?

Catalina: My name’s Catalina.

Teacher: Where are you from, Catalina?

Catalina: I’m from Lima, Peru.

Teacher: Great! Nice to meet you, Catalina. And you are...?

Lucas: I’m Lucas.

Teacher: Hi, Lucas. Where are you from?

Lucas: I’m from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Teacher: Wow! Pleased to meet you Lucas. And...what’s your name?

Cho-Hee: My name’s Cho-Hee.

Teacher: Where are you from?

Cho-Hee: I’m from Seoul, South Korea.

Teacher: That’s awesome! So, welcome to my class, everyone! Now, let’s start! Please

open your books to page 1...

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VOCABULARY: HELLO AND GOOD-BYE

Welcome (to...) Excuse Me What’s your name?

My name’s Catalina Nice / Pleased to meet you (too) Hi / Hello

Good morning Good afternoon Good Evening

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Good night How are you? I’m fine/ OK/ all right

Thank you / Thanks Bye / Good-bye See you

Have a nice day Where are you from? I’m from...

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VOCABULARY: COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

CAPITAL CITY COUNTRY NATIONALITY

Brasília Brazil Brazilian

Santiago Chile Chilean

Beijing China Chinese

Bogotá Colombia Colombian

Quito Ecuador Ecuadorian

Paris France French

Tokyo Japan Japanese

Mexico City Mexico Mexican

Lima Peru Peruvian

Moscow Russia Russian

Seoul South Korea South Korean

Madrid Spain Spanish

Washington, D.C. The United States American

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USE OF ENGLISH: THE VERB BE (I, YOU, WE)

We use the Verb Be to express emotional state, profession, physical, and personality de-
scription, and also, origin, location, weather, etc.

Positive:

I am (I’m) Your teacher.

You are (You’re) From Spain.
We are (We’re) Students.

Negative:

I am not (I’m not) Your teacher.

You are not (You’re not / You aren’t) From Spain.
We are not (We’re not / We aren’t) Students.

Interrogative:

Am I Your teacher?
Are you From Spain?
Are we Students?

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VERBO SER/ESTAR

In Portuguese, we have two different verbs, the verb ser and the verb estar. In English, it
becomes only one verb, the “VERB TO BE” to express ser (emotional state, profession,
physical and personality description, etc.) and estar (origin, location, time, weather, etc.).

Exemplos de SER: I’m happy You’re a teacher We’re students

Exemplos de ESTAR: I’m in Brazil You’re at school We’re late

SPEAKING

Answer to your teacher’s questions.

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WRITING

Complete the conversations:

1. A: ______ you Veronica?

B: Yes, I ______ . I_______ from Colombia. And you______ Max from Ecuador, right?
A: No, I______ _not_ . I ______ Antonio, and I ______ from Mexico.

2. A: ______you Kelly?
B: Yes, I ______ . I think we’re in the same class, right?
B: Yes, we ______ . Nice to _______ you.
A: Nice to _______ you______.

Listening:
Listen to the conversations. Check the correct answer:

TAPESCRIPT: AQUI VOCÊ PODE ESCOLHER QUAL EXPRESSÃO O NARRADOR IRÁ USAR,
POIS, AS DUAS SE ENCAIXAM NO CONTEXTO, PROPOSITALMENTE.

1. Hey, Juliano! Where are you from?

Hi. I’m from Chile. Hello. I’m Spanish.

2. Bye. Have a nice weekend.

You too. Good-bye. You too. Good night.

3. Good-bye. Have a good day.

Thanks. You too. Thank you.

4. See you later!

Bye. See you. Ok. See you tomorrow.

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