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- Greg Malivuk
- gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Unit 1 - Introductions
- My name is Greg. What’s your name?
- I am a teacher.
- I am a student.
- My mother is a businesswoman.
- My mother was a businesswoman.
- My mother is a hairdresser.
- My mother is a housewife / a homemaker.
- My mother is a saleswoman.
- My father is a businessman.
- My father was a doctor.
- My father is a real estate agent.
- My father is a construction engineer.
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- page 10
- He is an estate agent. (British English)
- He is an engineer.
- Why “an”?
- Robert Ballard is an explorer.
- She is an actress. (He is an actor.)
- He is an illustrator.
- She is an operator.
- He is an undertaker.
- an + vowel (A E I O U [Y])
- a + consonant (not vowel = B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X [Y] Z)
- p. 10 - Repeat the other job names.
- explorer
- filmmaker
- photographer
- scientist
- writer (write + er)
- Carolyn Anderson is a writer.
- Alex Treadway is a photographer.
- Mireya Mayor is a scientist.
- Mattias Klum is a filmmaker.
- Robert Ballard is an explorer.
- I’m a student. I want to be a scientist.
- a flight attendant
- an engineer
- a plumber
- I want to be a student my whole life.
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- p. 11 part 7 - Say the sentences with “a” or “an”.
- 1 I’m a photographer.
- 2 I’m a doctor.
- 3 I’m a teacher.
- 4 I’m an artist.
- 5 I’m an engineer.
- 6 I’m a driver.
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- How do you spell your name? / Spell your name, please. / Can you spell that?
- It’s G-R-E-G.
- part 13 - Choose the correct name.
- 1 Paola
- 2 Bryan
- 3 Sean
- 4 Ana
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- I’m from the United States. I am American.
- (In English, “American” = “from the United States of America”)
- I’m from Brazil. I am Brazilian.
- I’m from Japan. I am Japanese.
- I’m from Taiwan. I am Taiwanese.
- I’m from Chile. I am Chilean.
- I’m from France. I am French.
- I’m from Spain. I am Spanish.
- I’m from Russia. I am Russian.
- I’m from Korea. I am Korean.
- I’m from the United Kingdom. I am British.
- I’m from Saudi Arabia. I am Saudi Arabian. / I am Saudi.
- I’m from Oman. I am Omani.
- I’m from Ireland. I am Irish.
- I am from Thailand. I am Thai.
- I am from Switzerland. I am Swiss.
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- May I use the restroom?
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- page 12 part 1 - Complete this information.
- Photo 1 Photo 2
- Name Manu Dechen
- Country Nepal India
- Nationality Nepalese Indian
- Who is Alex Treadway?
- He is a British photographer.
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- Remember:
- I + am
- he/she/it + is
- you/we/they + are
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- BREAK
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- Names:
- My first name is Greg. (given name)
- My last name is Malivuk. (family name / surname)
- My wife is Thai.
- Her given name is Fasai.
- Her nickname is Pack.
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- Questions:
- What is your name?
- What is your last name?
- Can you spell that?
- What is your job?
- What is your country? (example: Thailand)
- What is your nationality? (example: Thai)
- Take a paper with personal information on it. Introduce yourself to your classmates.
- Write a sentence with “is” for each person.
- Anna Flynn is an Irish doctor. She is from Ireland.
- Mary Johnson is an English writer. She is from England.
- Jack Robinson is an American explorer. He is from the United States.
- Robert Marriott is an Australian filmmaker. He is from Australia.
- Nick Clarke is a Scottish engineer. He is from Scotland.
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- My full name is Gregory Hartley Malivuk.
- Gregory is my first name or given name.
- Hartley is my middle name.
- Malivuk is my last name or family name or surname.
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- Formal and Informal
- informal - Hi, I’m Greg.
- Hey Greg, I’m Matheus. How are you?
- Pretty good, thanks. You?
- formal - Hello, my name is Gregory Malivuk.
- Hello, Gregory, it’s nice to meet you. I’m Matheus Prince. How are you?
- I’m fine, thank you. And you?
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- Answers to greeting questions:
- How questions: How are you? How are you doing? How’s it going? How do you do? How’s everything? How...
- - I’m fine, thanks. And you?
- What questions: What’s up? What’s going on? What’s happening? Whassup? ‘Sup? What are you up to? What have you been up to?
- - Not much. How about you?
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- Talking about other people and things:
- p. 13 part 6 - Are these sentences true or false?
- 1 T (probably - Her name is Japanese and she works in Tokyo.)
- 2 F - He is British.
- 3 T
- 4 F - She is Italian.
- part 8 - True or False? Ask your partner.
- 1 False. It’s Japanese.
- 2 True.
- 3 False. It’s Japanese.
- 4 True.
- Pronunciation - correcting false information
- Greg is Australian.
- No, he’s American.
- English is from Russia.
- No, it’s from England.
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- Contractions
- I + am -> I’m
- he + is -> he’s
- she + is -> she’s
- it + is -> it’s
- Toshiba’s Japanese.
- Flamenco’s from Spain.
- Is Toshiba Japanese?
- Yes, it is. (NOT Yes, it’s.)
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- Homework: write 10 sentences about the nationality and jobs of famous people
- (Similar to the sentences about Mary, Anna, etc.)
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