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    1-Greetings-The Alphabet-Personal Pronouns

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    This document contains greetings and introductions in English. It includes informal and formal greetings like "Hi", "Hello", "Good morning" as well as farewells like "Goodbye", "See you later". It demonstrates greetings when meeting someone for the first time and asking their name. It also covers spelling names, using titles with names, introducing people, and expressing that it is nice to meet someone. The overall purpose is to teach English language learners how to greet people, introduce themselves, and say goodbye in both informal and formal situations.

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    This document contains greetings and introductions in English. It includes informal and formal greetings like "Hi", "Hello", "Good morning" as well as farewells like "Goodbye", "See you later". It demonstrates greetings when meeting someone for the first time and asking their name. It also covers spelling names, using titles with names, introducing people, and expressing that it is nice to meet someone. The overall purpose is to teach English language learners how to greet people, introduce themselves, and say goodbye in both informal and formal situations.

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    This document contains greetings and introductions in English. It includes informal and formal greetings like "Hi", "Hello", "Good morning" as well as farewells like "Goodbye", "See you later". It demonstrates greetings when meeting someone for the first time and asking their name. It also covers spelling names, using titles with names, introducing people, and expressing that it is nice to meet someone. The overall purpose is to teach English language learners how to greet people, introduce themselves, and say goodbye in both informal and formal situations.

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    1-Greetings-The Alphabet-Personal Pronouns

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    This document contains greetings and introductions in English. It includes informal and formal greetings like "Hi", "Hello", "Good morning" as well as farewells like "Goodbye", "See you later". It demonstrates greetings when meeting someone for the first time and asking their name. It also covers spelling names, using titles with names, introducing people, and expressing that it is nice to meet someone. The overall purpose is to teach English language learners how to greet people, introduce themselves, and say goodbye in both informal and formal situations.

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    GREETINGS-THE ALPHABET

    Ms. Catherine Oré


    NEW FACES, NEW FRIENDS

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    SA: Hello / Hi What’s your name ?

    SB: My name is _________.


    And you?

    SA :My name is________.


    Nice to meet you.
    HELLO !
    SB: Nice to meet you too!
    HI !
    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
    GREETINGS

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    GOOD MORNING
    ----> 12 M
    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
    GOOD AFTERNOON
    12 M ----> 6 PM

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    GOOD EVENING
    6 PM ---->
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    GOOD NIGHT
    (TO GO TO BED/ GOODBYE)

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    GREETINGS AND FAREWELLS

    Hi Bye
    Hello Goodbye
    Good morning Good night
    Good afternoon See you
    Good evening See you later/tomorrow

    https://wordwall.net/es/resource/35514073/greetings-and-farewells
    Conversation 1: Informal Conversation 2: Formal
    A: Hi, my name is _________. A: Good morning. What’s your name?
    B: Hello, I’m________. B: Good morning. I’m Peter Brown.
    A: Nice to meet you________. A: How are you today?
    B: Nice to meet you, too. B: I’m very well, thank you.
    A: Bye-bye. Take care! A: See you later _________.
    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
    LET’S FILL IN THE BLANKS!

    name
    A: Hello. My ____________ is Dany.
    1
    Hi
    B:_________! I’m Emily. Nice to meet you. What’s
    A: Nice to meet you, too.
    morning
    morning Andrew.
    A: Good __________
    name
    2 How
    B: Hello, Carl. _______are you? How
    fine Thanks!
    A: I’m ______.
    later
    What’s your name?
    A: Hi! _________
    Hi
    3 B: My name is Jane. And you? fine
    I’m Carol.
    A: ______
    later
    B: Goodbye Carol. See you ________. I’m
    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
    Hello, my name is Catherine.
    Katherine.

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    THE ALPHABET

    https://wordwall.net/es/resource/8506373/alphabet
    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
    HOW’S IT SPELLED?
    •T E A C H E R
    •B O O K
    •P L E A S E
    •C H A I R
    •S T U D E N T
    •C A L E N D A R
    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
    .

    SPEAKING
    INFORMAL CONVERSATION FORMAL CONVERSATION

    Receptionist: Good morning!


    Jane: Hello! I’m Jane. What’s your name?
    Mr. Smith: Good morning. I’m here for the
    Diane: Hi. My name’s Diane.
    conference.
    Jane: How do you spell it?
    Receptionist: What’s your name?
    Diane: D-I-A-N-E
    Mr. Smith: It is John Smith.
    Jane: Thanks! How are you today?
    Receptionist: Could you spell it, please?
    Diane: I’m okay. And you?
    Mr. Smith: J-O-H-N S-M-I-T-H
    Jane: I’m very well!
    Receptionist: Thank you very much.
    Diane: Nice to meet you! Goodbye
    Mr. Smith: You are very welcome!

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    PERSONAL PRONOUNS

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


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    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
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    https://interacty.me/projects/89e4fb566b606396

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    I’m Catherine Oré. (Full name)
    First Name Last Name

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    We use titles with the full name or just the last name of the person
    we are talking about.

    Mr. Donald Trump

    Mr. Trump

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    Let’s practice

    Selena Gomez
    Jostin Timberlake
    Mr. Gomez/ Miss Gomez
    Mr. Jostin / Mr. Timberlake

    Ryan Gosling
    Britney Spears
    Ms. Ryan / Mr. Gosling
    Ms. Spears / Miss Britney

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    Ms. Catherine Oré
    1. My name is…
    2. My last name is …
    Catherine
    Oré 3. I’m …
    4. I’m ...
    Peruvian
    5. I’m studying English …
    er and Tra nslator
    Teach

    REASONS: for travel, for my studies, for business, to get to know people, to get my degree
    because it’s beautiful/ it’s fun / I like it / I like English music / I have friends in the US
    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE
    Listening activity: useful expressions
    Introducing Greeting new Being informal with
    people people people

    I’d like you to It’s a pleasure to Everyone calls me


    meet ______. meet you. _______.

    Great to meet
    you.
    Please, call me
    This is ______. _______.
    How nice to meet
    you.

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    SPEAKING: Introduce your partners to the class.

    SA: Hello class. I’m Catherine. I’d like you to meet my friend, Gabriela.

    SB: Hi! Great to meet you! Please, call me Gaby.

    This is my friend Eduardo.

    SC: Hi class! How nice to meet you! Everyone calls me, Edu.

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE


    THANK YOU!

    INSTITUTO SUPERIOR SISE

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