The Alphabet

Listen the correct pronunciation in English.

A*H*J*K (ei)
B*C*D*E*G*P*T*V*Z (i)
F*L*M*N*S*X (e)
I*Y (ai)
O (ou)
Q*U*W (iu)
R (ar)

Exercise: listen and circle the correct letter

1. A/B/C 6. P/ Q / R
2. D/E/F 7. S/ T / U
3. G/H/I 8. V/ W / X
4. J/K/L 9. Y/ Z / A
5. M/ N / O 10. B/ V / G

What’s your name?

Language in context First day of class. Listen and Repeat.

Read how Emma meet someone on the first day of class.

STUDENT A: Good morning.

STUDENT B: Hi! What’s your name? 1. Jacob
STUDENT A: My name is Emma. 2. Daniel
STUDENT B: Emma? How do you spell it? 3. Ethan
STUDENT A: E-M-M- A 4. Isabella
STUDENT B: Oh! It’s nice to meet you. 5. Emily
STUDENT A: Nice to meet you, too.

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Vocabulary Names and titles
Listen and repeat.

First name Middle name Last /or Family name

Summer Annie Larson

full name

Miss Johnson = a single woman

Mrs. O’Brien= a married woman
Ms. Pinkman = a single or married woman
Mr. Walsh= a single or married man

Exercise: complete the sentences with your own information.

My first name is_______________________ My family name is____________________
My full name is________________________ My teacher’s name is__________________

Grammar the verb be; possessive adjectives

What is your name? My name is April.

(What´s) his name? His name is Duke.
s her name? Her name is Hanna.

What are your names? Our names are April and Jacob.
A their names? Their names are Duke and Hanna.

Asking for spelling

How do you spell your first name?
How do you spell your last name?

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 Numbers
Listen and Repeat.

0 -Zero 20-Twenty 200-Two hundred

1 -One 30-Thirty 201- Two hundred one
2 -Two 40-Forty 1,000- One thousand
3 -Three 50-Fifty 1,000,000 One million
4 –Four 60-Sixty
5-Five 70-Seventy
6-Six 80-Eighty
7-Seven 90-Ninety
8-Eight 100- One hundred
9-Nine 101-One hundred one
10-Ten 02- One hundred two

Math

+ Plus
- Minus
* Times
/ Divided by
= Equals
. Point

Listen and write.

1. __________________________________
2. __________________________________
3. __________________________________
4. __________________________________
5. __________________________________

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 Phone Numbers

Kate is making a list of telephone numbers of classmates. Listen and complete de

information.
Name Phone Number
Michael John 281-363-2301
Megan Moreno
Mirna Guzman
Mackenzie Jackson

. Asking for someone’s phone number

What’s your phone number?
What’s your number?

Note: The Americans o British people sometimes say “oh” for “zero” in phone
numbers

Email Addresses

Listen and repeat. Notice the way people say email addresses. E-MAIL ADDRESS
Susan8k@cup.org = “Susan-eight-K-at-C-U-P-dot-org”. @ at
. dot
Sa_j@email.com = “Sa- underscore-j-at-email-dot-com”
/ slash
– dash
Asking for someone’s email address _ underscore

What’s your email address?

What’s your email?

Exercise: write a new phone number and email address.

My new phone number: ______________________
my new email address: _______________________

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 Personal Information

1. Where are you from?

I’m Guatemalan. I´m from Guatemala

2. What’s your phone number?

My phone number is 5576-6075

3. What’s your ID number?

My Id number is A-2823 51964 0101

4. What’s your email?

My e-mail is kate_52@guatelinda.org

5. What’s your social security number?

My social security number is 025-3694-12.

6. What’s your address?

My address is four street, 5-12 zone 1.

Exercise: write and complete the correct questions. What’s the question?

1. My e-mail address is watermelon@hotmail.com

_____________________________________________

2. I’m from England.

_____________________________________________

3. My cell phone number is 1-025-356-2

_____________________________________________

4. My ID number is 2256 897 0101

_____________________________________________

5. My social security number is 32659-6

_____________________________________________

6. My address is 9-32 Main Street, zone 10

_____________________________________________

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 Classroom Items

Vocabulary Listen and repeat

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