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    The document provides a lesson plan on basic grammar, vocabulary and conversations related to countries, nationalities, cities and directions. It includes sample dialogues, vocabulary lists for nationalities, countries, city locations and prepositions, as well as explanations of grammar topics like past simple tense, articles, questions and comparisons. The lesson aims to teach students to talk about where they are from, describe cities and give directions.

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    A103 (Lesson 3)

    Revision
    • Good evening! • Are you a businessman?
    • Good evening! What’s your name? • Yes, I am/No, I am not.
    • My name is… Nice to meet you. What is
    your name? • What do you do every morning?
    • My name is Lejla. Nice to meet you! • I go to work every morning. What
    How are you? do you do every weekend?
    • I am fine, thank you. How are you? • I study English every weekend.
    • I am fine too, thank you.
    • Do you play tennis on Sundays?
    • How old are you?
    • No, I don’t. I study English on
    • I am 23 years old. How old are you?
    Sundays. What time is it right
    • I am___years old.
    now?
    What are we learning today?
    • Countries and nationalities
    • Past Simple
    • Naming places in city
    • Proximity + there is/are
    • Definite and indefinite article
    • Directions
    • Imperative
    • Comparison
    Basic Vocabulary: Nationalities and
    Countries
    • Albania • Albanian
    • Bosnia and Herzegovina • Bosnian and Herzegovinian
    • Bulgaria • Bulgarian
    • Croatia • Croatian
    • Kosovo • Kosovan
    • Montenegro • Montenegrin
    • North Macedonia • North Macedonian
    • Romania • Romanian
    • Serbia • Serbian
    • Slovenia • Slovenian
    Basic Vocabulary: Nationalities and
    Countries
    • Where are you from?
    • I am from Montenegro.
    • I am Montenegrin.
    • I was born in Montenegro
    • I live in Albania.
    • I am Bosnian, but I live in
    Croatia.
    Basic Grammar: Past Simple
    • past finished actions or states • yesterday, yesterday morning,
    • Radnja koja se desila I zavšila u last night, last week, two days
    prošlosti ago, five years ago

    • Verb + -ed • I live in Bosnia and Herzegovina.


    • When I was a child, I danced
    every day.
    • I play tennis on Sundays = I
    played tennis last Sunday. • I played football from 9 to 11
    this morning.
    Key Vocabulary: My City

    selo grad grad

    Bolnica policijska stanica autobuska autobusko željeznička


    stanica stajalište stanica

    Aerodrom škola fabrika supermarket radnja/trgovina


    Key Vocabulary: My City

    Apoteka banka pošta biblioteka muzej

    Bar kino pozorište hotel

    Vijećnica dvorac/zamak poslovna park


    zgrada

    Crkva džamija sinagoga hram

    Most bazen restoran kafić


    Basic Vocabulary: Proximity (udaljenost)
    • The city hall is near.
    • The school is far.
    • There’s the hospital. (There is)
    ovdje
    • Here’s the church. (Here is)
    blizu

    tamo daleko
    Basic Vocabulary: My City
    • There is…
    • There are…
    Basic Grammar: definite and indefinite
    articles
    • The VS an/a
    • A = generalno
    • The = specifično
    Basic Grammar: Questions with a/any
    •
    Basic Grammar: Imperative
    • Infinitiv glagola (bez to) = imperativ

    • To run = Run! (trči!)


    • To help = Help! (pomozi!)
    • To wake up = ? (probudi se)
    • To do = ? (uradi...)
    • To stop = ? (stani)
    • To work = ? (radi)
    Basic Vocabulary: Giving directions
    • Take the first left and the hospital is there.
    • Turn right and the city hall is straight
    ahead.
    • Go past the mosque and the cafe is there.
    Comparison
    • Comparative: adjective + -er
    Komparativ: pridjev + -er

    • Close (blizu) • Alternative (two+ syllables):


    Close + -er = closer more + adjective + than
    • My car is more expensive than
    • Adjective + -er + than your car.
    • The church is closer to the city
    hall than the cafe.
    Comparison
    • Superlative: Adjective + -est
    Superlativ: Pridjev + -est

    • We need three or more things.


    • Alternative: most + adjective
    • Their cake was the most
    • Close + est = closest expensive in the show.
    • This cafe is the closest to my
    house.
    • This is the best cafe in the world.
    (before names of places/singular words referring
    to groups of people)
    Thank you for your time!
    Any Questions?
    CONTACT INFORMATION
    • engzul.engzul@gmail.com
    • INSTAGRAM: @engzul.engzul

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