Lesson II. How do you spend your day?
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How do you spend your day?
Work and school days
Work and workplace
Describing work
Wh-questions and statements
Work and school days
Work and workplace
Describing work
Wh-questions and statements
Lesson I. Please call me Chuck.
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Introductions and greetings
Names and titles
Countries and nationalities
Work book
Names and titles
Countries and nationalities
Work book
| back | bæk | назад |
| bow | baʊ | лук |
| cheek | ʧiːk | щека |
| class | klɑːs | класс |
| Dad | dæd | папа |
| engineering | ˌenʤɪ ˈnɪərɪŋ | инженерное дело |
| female | ˈfiːmeɪl | женский пол |
| friend | frend | друг |
| greeting | ˈgriːtɪŋ | приветствие |
| handshake | ˈhændʃeɪk | рукопожатие |
| hug | hʌg | объятие |
| kiss | kɪs | поцелуй |
| male | ˈmeɪl | мужской |
| Mom | mɒm | Мама |
| (first/last/full) name | fɜːst lɑːst fʊl neɪm | имя / фамилия/ полное имя |
| nickname | ˈnɪkneɪm | прозвище |
| parents | ˈpeərənts | родители |
| pat | pæt | похлопывание |
| student | ˈstjuːdənt | студент |
| (baseball/volleyball) team | ˈbeɪsbɔːl ˈvɒlɪbɔːl tiːm | (бейсбол / волейбол) команда |
| women | ˈwɪmɪn | женщины |
| Miss | незамужняя женщина | |
| Mr. | Мистер. | |
| Mrs, | Г-жа, | |
| Ms. | mɪs | Миз. |
| married | ˈmærɪd | в браке |
| same | seɪm | одна и та же |
| single | ˈsɪŋgl | не женат |
| a | ə | |
| the | ðiː | |
| am | æm | |
| are | ə | |
| is | ɪz | |
| here | hɪə | здесь |
| (over)there | ˈəʊvə ðeə | Вон там |
| too | tuː | Тоже, слишком |
| from (Paris/France) | frɒm ˈpærɪs frɑːns | из (Париж / Франция) |
| in (English 102/Canada) | ɪn ˈɪŋglɪʃ (102) (Canada) | в (английской 102 / Канада) |
| on (the volleyball teamI | ɒn ðə ˈvɒlɪbɔːl (tiːm) | на (волейбол teamI |
| the back | ðə bæk | спина |
| and | ənd | И, а |
| but | bʌt | но |
| oh | əʊ | о |
| well | wel | ну |
EXPRESSIONS
Greeting someone
Hello.
Hi.
Exchanging personal information
What’s your name?
I’m .... /My name is ... .
Where are you from? I’m from ....
How’s everything?/ How are you?
Not bad. Pretty good, thanks.
Introducing someone
This is ... . /These are ....
Nice to/Pleased to/ Good to meet you.
Asking about someone
Who’s that? That’s ....
Who are they?
Their names are . . . and .
Checking information
How do you pronounce . . . ?
It’s Mandel, with the accent on “del.” How do you spell. . . ?
What do people call you?
Please call me .... You can call me ....
Everyone calls me ....
Excuse me, what’s . . . again?
It’s .... Are you studying . . . ?/Are you on vacation?
Yes, I am./No, I’m not.
Agreeing
That’s right. OK.
GRAMMAR EXTENSION Sentences with be
| My name is Amy. | I am from Korea. | I am Korean. |
| be + noun | be + prepositional phrase | be + adjective |
Work book
Used text book: New Interchange 1. English for international comunication. J. C. Richards with Jonathan Hull and Susan Proctor. Cambridge University Press.
