What's your name?
In this unit I will introduce you to the basic topics you need to know in order to have a better command of Ennglish.
Subjects: Alphabet; greetings and leave - takings; names and titles of address; numbers 0 - 10; phone numbers; and email addresses.
Objetives: understand numbers, how to say hello and goodbye in a simple way, from sentences with some greetings and introduce the in your daily life.
Example
Whats your name?
* Say hello and make introductions
* Say good-bye and exchange contact information
CONVERSATION "My name is Crystal Molly"
💢 Listen and practice
Crystal: Hello. My name is Crystal Molly
Dylan: Hi. My name is Dylan Urquiza
Cystal: It's nice to meet you, Dylan
Dylan: Nice to meet you, too
Crystal: I'm sorry. What's your last name again?
Dylan: It's Urquiza
First name - "Crystal" "Dylan"
Last Names - "Molly" "Urquiza"
➧ GRAMMAR FOCUS
[ My, you, his, her ]
What's your name? My name's Susana What's = What is
What's his name? His name's Pablo
What's her name? Her name's Isabella
➤ Complete the conversation in your notebook. Use my, your, his or her.
1
A: Hello. What's ____ name?
B: Hi. ___ name is Victor.
What's ___ name?
A: ___ name is Julie
2
A: Whats ___ name?
B: ___ name is Bryan.
A: And whats ___ name?
B: ___ name is Victoria.
↪ SPEAKING Spelling names ↩
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
Then practice with your own names.
A: What's your name?
B: My name is Akira Susuki
A: Is that A - K - I - R - A?
B: Yes, that's right.
A: How do you spell your last name? S - U - k - U - R - I?
B: No, it's S - U - S - U - K - I
➤ WORD POWER Titles
Miss Louisa (single females)
Mrs. Jones (married females)
Ms. Tanaka (single or married females)
Mr. Vicencio (single or married males)
☑ CONVERSATION Are you Louisa Clark?
Carla: No, I'm not. She's is over there.
Justin: Oh, I'm sorry.
Matias: Oh, thank you. Your'e in my math class, rigth?
Karen: Yes, I am. I'm Karen Garcia.
Maura: Hi, Olek.
Olek: Hi, Maura. Nice to meet you.
⇾ GRAMMAR FOCUS ⇽
The verb be
I'm Jimena Garza. Are you Louisa Clark?
You're in my class. Yes, I am. (Yes, Im.)
She's over there. (Julieta is over there.) No, I'm not.
He's in our class. (Olek is in our class.) How are you?
It's Garza. (My last name is Garza.) I'm fine, thanks.
↪ I'm = I am
↪ You're = You are
↪ He's = He is
↪ She's = She is
↪ It's = It is
A. Complete the conversation in your notebook with the correct words in parentheses.
Daniel: Hello, Maura. How _are_ ( are / is ) you?
Maura: ____ ( I'm / It's ) fine, thanks. ____ ( I'm / It's ) sorry - what's your name again?
Daniel: ____ ( Is / Its ) Daniel - Daniel Duran.
Maura: That's right! Ben, this ___ ( is / it's ) Josue Garcia.
___ ( He's / She's ) in our history class.
Daniel: ____ ( I'm / It's ) nice to meet you.
Josue: Hi, Daniel. I think ____ ( I'm / you're ) in my English class, too.
Daniel: Oh, right! Yes, I ___ ( am / 'm ).
SPEAKING
Personal information
0 - zero
1 - one
2 - two
3 - three
4 - four
5 - five
6 - six
7 - seven
8 - eight
9 - nine
10 - ten
Write the telephone numbers and email addresses.
1) nine-one-nine, three-seven-seven, five-six-six-one-five
919-377-56615
2) A-L-L-E-N dash D-U-R-A-N three at C-U-P dot O-R-G
allen-duran3@cup.org
3) two-one-two, nine-zero-zero, four-seven-seven-five
212-900-4775
Exercises to do in your notebook
→ J-U-S-T-I-N dot C-R-U-Z nine-three-five at G-M-A-I-L dot C-O-M
→ one-zero-two, five-nine-nine, seven-four- four-one
→ B-R-A-D-Y-S-O-F, underscore one at C-U-P dot O-R-G
→ four-nine-nine, three-seven-zero, nine-nine-eight-seven
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