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Which of these options are correct? (Select all that apply)
Which of these options are correct? (Select all that apply)
When introducing yourself, what is the appropriate way to address your friend in a formal situation?
When introducing yourself, what is the appropriate way to address your friend in a formal situation?
The ______ of a person is very important to their identity.
The ______ of a person is very important to their identity.
name
The expression "How are you?" is used when greeting someone.
The expression "How are you?" is used when greeting someone.
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What is the most appropriate response to the question, "How are you?" when you are feeling well?
What is the most appropriate response to the question, "How are you?" when you are feeling well?
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What is the most appropriate way to say goodbye to your friend in English?
What is the most appropriate way to say goodbye to your friend in English?
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Nicknames are usually a shortened or changed version of a ______ .
Nicknames are usually a shortened or changed version of a ______ .
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What are two types of greetings in English?
What are two types of greetings in English?
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How can you practice pronunciation?
How can you practice pronunciation?
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What is the purpose of a school supply?
What is the purpose of a school supply?
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We use a ______ to write.
We use a ______ to write.
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We ______ books with scissors or a pen.
We ______ books with scissors or a pen.
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Study Notes
Term 1 Introductions
- Introductions include greetings, names, and basic questions
- Vocabulary includes phrases like "good morning," "how are you," and "how do you do?"
- Simple conversations are practiced, including introductions, responses to questions, thank yous and goodbyes
- Basic grammar for introducing yourself and others is covered.
- Different ways to ask and answer questions about oneself and others.
Quick Check
- Covers vocabulary and comprehension of introductory conversations
- Includes questions and tasks related to basic greetings and introductions
- Includes exercises to practice recognizing people, their names and roles
- Exercises to practice greetings and introductions
Pair Work
- Practice conversations with a partner using polite and conversational language
- Exercises are for practicing introductions, asking how someone is doing, and asking people's names
- Includes roles for people to take on in the conversation
- Provides vocabulary and phrasing to make the conversations easier to follow, including standard phrases and expressions
Grammar
- Focuses on using verbs like "be" correctly in sentences
- Covers possessive adjectives ("my," "your," "his," "her," etc.)
- Includes exercises to construct sentences using the correct form of the verb "be"
- Includes exercises to accurately use possessive adjectives in the correct context
Pronunciation
- Emphasizes correct pronunciation of words and phrases
- Explains pronunciation rules to improve speech clarity
- Includes listening and practicing activities
- Activities to practice the sounds of English, with examples and feedback for improvement.
Listening
- Focuses on listening comprehension of conversations
- Includes listening tasks, audio examples, tasks and tests
- Activities to practice recognizing what people are saying and what their intent is.
- Practice interpreting conversations and different tones based on context.
About You
- Covers how to ask personal information like name, age, and family members.
- Includes practical examples of conversations used in social situations
- Introduces questions and activities related to a student's background and personal information.
Conversation
- Focuses on basic conversations
- Conversation includes examples to follow and tasks based on them
- Encourages students to practice dialogues with different people based on real situations, and follow up to the conversation and ask further questions.
- Provides scenarios for typical conversations like greetings and asking questions.
Reading
- Reading comprehension about new students arriving to a school
- Information about introductions and introducing new students, procedures
- Provides context within the reading about the school or social environment for new students.
- Includes exercises to understand information within an engaging setting, to practice identifying key information.
Writing
- Practice writing different types of introductions and greetings
- Include exercises in the format of conversations, with space for students to take notes and write their answers down.
- Provides practice for writing notes about people or information in different formats
- Involves activities to practice writing and recording different types of conversations
Project
- Create projects for the students to learn about different greetings
- Practice greetings and exchanging information about themselves
- Practical creative exercises, like drawing, creating and performing a skit, or presentation of information.
- Includes tasks based on personal information and conversations
Form, Meaning, and Function
- Focuses on understanding the forms, meanings, and functions of school supplies
- Includes matching exercises for school supplies like pens, pencils, books, etc
- Includes exercises to label, define, write the correct name of supplies, describing their use and function
- Includes written activities for exercises (matching, definitions and categorizations)
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Description
Test your knowledge on basic greetings, introductions, and polite conversation skills. This quiz covers vocabulary, simple conversations, and grammar rules for introducing yourself and others. Practice recognizing names, roles, and engaging in introductory dialogues.
