Introductions And Commands Class
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This document provides an introduction to greetings and introductions in English. It includes: - Sample dialogues of students greeting their new teacher and introducing themselves. - A list of common greetings like "Hi", "Hello" and formal greetings for different times of day. - Ways to introduce yourself both informally and formally. - Exercises for students to practice greetings and introductions on their own.
![1-1 INTRODUCTIONS AND COMMANDS
LANGUAGE FUNCTION — FORMAL RESPONSES
Hello. It’s nice to meet you. I’m Mary. I’m Mary Smith.
Hello. It’s nice to meet you. My name is Ho Lin.
Hello. I’m pleased to meet you. I’m Maria. I’m Maria Lopez.
Hello. I’m pleased to meet you. My name is Steven Wong.
Hello. I’m pleased to meet you. My name is Mr. Jonson and I’m your teacher.
Long e and long and short i sounds
Your teacher will show you how to pronounce these sounds. Listen
and repeat.
Long e [iy] Short i [I]
meet in, it
me message
seat Sylvia
Holly is
pleased, please English
Individual:
1) Write the missing words ( use the first part of the dialogue).
Holly: Hi, I ______________________________ a new student.
Teacher: Nice to ______________ you Holly. I am Sylvia. Please
come in.
Holly: I’m _________________________ to meet you.
Teacher: Sit down please.
Class:
2) Students walk around and introduce themselves to their
classmates. These are informal introductions.
3) Introduce yourself to your classmates, but this time take
turns being either the teacher or a new boss at work.
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Introductions And Commands Class
- 1. 1 INTRODUCTIONS AND COMMANDS At school Holly: Hi, I am Holly. I’m a new student. Teacher: Nice to meet you Holly. I’m Sylvia and I’m your new teacher. Please come in. Holly: I’m pleased to meet you. Teacher: Sit down, please. VOCABULARY I’m – I am It’s – It is Let’s – Let us Don’t – do not LANGUAGE FUNCTION — GREETINGS Hi! Hello! (Formal) Good morning Good afternoon Good evening In Canada, people don’t call each other by their last names. We use a title, Mr. or Mrs., and a last name, when we talk to strangers or to a boss, teacher, doctor and older people. We call our friends by their first name. LANGUAGE FUNCTION — INTRODUCING YOURSELF Hi! I’m Li. Hi! My name is Li. Hi! I’m Li. Hello. My name is Mary. Hello. I’m Mary. LANGUAGE FUNCTION — INFORMAL RESPONSES Hi! Nice to meet you. Hi! It’s nice to meet you. Hi! Nice to meet you too. 4 © 2002 Vancouver English Centre
- 2. 1-1 INTRODUCTIONS AND COMMANDS LANGUAGE FUNCTION — FORMAL RESPONSES Hello. It’s nice to meet you. I’m Mary. I’m Mary Smith. Hello. It’s nice to meet you. My name is Ho Lin. Hello. I’m pleased to meet you. I’m Maria. I’m Maria Lopez. Hello. I’m pleased to meet you. My name is Steven Wong. Hello. I’m pleased to meet you. My name is Mr. Jonson and I’m your teacher. Long e and long and short i sounds Your teacher will show you how to pronounce these sounds. Listen and repeat. Long e [iy] Short i [I] meet in, it me message seat Sylvia Holly is pleased, please English Individual: 1) Write the missing words ( use the first part of the dialogue). Holly: Hi, I ______________________________ a new student. Teacher: Nice to ______________ you Holly. I am Sylvia. Please come in. Holly: I’m _________________________ to meet you. Teacher: Sit down please. Class: 2) Students walk around and introduce themselves to their classmates. These are informal introductions. 3) Introduce yourself to your classmates, but this time take turns being either the teacher or a new boss at work. © 2002 Vancouver English Centre 5