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ENGLISH IS FUN What’s your name? VOCABULARY PHRASES WORDS Come in. a Mrs summary Excuse me. to be my telephone Good afternoon. conversation name that Good evening. goodbye no the Good morning. greetings not this Thank you. hello number vocabulary wrong number hotel oh what I party who it phrase word man please yes Miss Sir you Mr sorry your CONVERSATION THE HOTEL Jane: Good evening, Sir. What’s your name, please? Sam: My name’s Smith. Mr Smith. Jane: Thank you, Mr Smith. Sam: What’s your name? Jane: Jane. My name’s Jane. Sam: Yes. Jane. My name’s Sam. Jane: Thank you – Mr Smith. GREETINGS Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening. Goodbye. WHAT’S YOUR NAME? What’s (what is) your name? My name’s (name is) Smith. Sam Smith. MR/MRS/MISS Sam SMITH = Mr Smith Jane BLACK – Miss Black Mary BROWN – Mrs Brown Francis MATTHEWS – Mr Matthews CONVERSATION A PARTY Mary: Good evening. Francis: Excuse me. Are you Mary Brown? Mary: Yes, I’m Mary Brown. Are you Sam Smith? Francis: No. I’m not. I’m not Sam Smith. I’m Francis Matthews. Mary: Oh, sorry, Francis. Come in. Sam: Hello. I’m Sam Smith. Mary: Hello, Sam. Come in. ARE YOU MARY BROWN? A Hello. Excuse me, are you Mary Brown? B Yes, I’m (I am) Mary Brown. No, I’m (I am) not. A I’m sorry. Sorry. NUMBERS 1 – 10 1 one 2 two 3 three 4 four 5 five 6 six 7 seven 8 eight 9 nine 10 ten 0 o CONVERSATION THE TELEPHONE Jane: 604 1528. Hello? Jane: 604 1528. Hello? Man: Is that 604 1529? Francis: Is that Jane? Jane: No. This is 604 1528. Jane: Yes. Who’s that? Man: Sorry. Wrong number. Goodbye. Francis: It’s Francis. THE TELEPHONE A Is that 604 1529? B Who’s (who is) that? B No. This is 604 1528. C It’s (It is) Francis. A Oh, sorry. Goodbye. SUMMARY TO BE I am............................... I’m............................ I’m Sam Smith. You are......................... You’re....................... You’re Jane Black. Are you........................? Are you Sam Smith? Yes. I’m Sam Smith. I am not....................... I’m not....................... No. I’m not Sam Smith. WHAT?/WHO? What is......................? What’s.......................? What’s your name? My name is................ . My name’s................... My name’s Smith. Sam Smith. THIS/THAT Is that..............................? Is that 604 1529? This is.............................. No. This is 604 1528. *** VOCABULARY PHRASES WORDS How are you? address girlfriend mother How do you do? alphabet he road Telephone number and her she boyfriend his sister brother how to spell family husband thanks father introduction to think fine London wife CONVERSATION INTRODUCTION Francis: Hello, Jane. How are you? Jane: Hello, I'm fine, thanks, Francis. Francis: Jane, this is Bill. Jane: Hello, Bill. Bill: Hello, Jane. Mr. Robinson: How do you do? I'm George Robinson. Francis: How do you do, Mr. Robinson? I'm Francis Matthews. Mr. Robinson: And this is my wife. Francis: How do you do, Mrs. Robinson? Mrs. Robinson: How do you do? HELLO, HOW ARE YOU? A Hello. How are you? B I'm fine, thanks. How are you? HOW DO YOU DO? A Jane, this is Bill. B Hello, I'm Bill. Bill, this is Jane. C Hello, Bill, I'm Jane. B How do you do? D How do you do? CONVERSATION Francis: Who's that? Sam: That's Barbara. Francis: Is she your sister? Sam: No. No, she isn't my sister. Francis: She is your girlfriend! Sam: No. THAT'S BARBARA A Who's that? A Is she your sister? B That's (that is Barbara). B No, she isn't (is not) my sister. A (I think) she's your girlfriend. MY FAMILY My mother, my father, my sister, my brother, my wife, my husband. His mother, his father, his sister, his brother. Her mother, her father, her sister, her brother. THE ALFABET A b c d e f g h I j [ei] [bi:] [si:] [di:] [i:] [ef] [d i:] [eit∫ ] [ai] [d ei] K l m n o p q r s t [kei] [el] [em] [en] [ ∂u] [pi:] [kju:] [a:] [es] [ti:] u V w x y z [ju:] [vi:] ['d blju:] [eks] [wai] [zed] CONVERSATION NAME, ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NUMBER Father: Your boyfriend. What's his name? Kathy: Francis Matthews. Father: What's his address? Kathy: 7, London Road, London S. W. 18 Father: What's his telephone number? Kathy: 3148411. Father: And his name? How do you spell it? Kathy: F-R-A-N-C-I-S M-A-T-T-H-E-W-S. Father: Hello? Is that Francis Matthews?… NUMBERS 11-20 11 ELEVEN, 12 TWELWE, 13 THIRTEEN, 14 FOURTEEN, 15 FIFTEEN, 16 SIXTEEN, 17 SEVENTEEN, 18 EIGHTEEN, 19 NINETEEN, 20 TWENTY. WHAT'S HIS NAME? What's his name please? How do you spell it? What's his address? What's his telephone number? Francis Matthews, 7 London Road, London S.W.18 3148411 Summary Iam =I'm Am I I'm not = I am not You are =You're Are you? You aren’t = You are not He is = He's Is he? He isn't = He is not She is = She's Is she? She isn't = She is not It is = It's Is it? It isn't = It is not HOW? How are you? I'm fine. How do you do? How do you do? How do you spell it? F-R-A-N-C-I-S. MY/YOUR/HER (I) my My brother (You) Your Your name (He) His His wife (She) Her Her husband THIS/THAT This is Bill That's Barbara. THIS = acesta, aceasta (indica apropierea) THAT = acela, aceea(indica departarea) TO BE (a fi) – afirmativ Forma lunga Forma scurta Rom. I am I’m Eu sunt. You are You’re Tu esti. He is He’s El este. She is She’s Ea este. It is It’s El/Ea este. We are We’re Noi suntem. You are You’re Voi sunteti. They are They’re Ei/Ele sunt. TO BE – negativ Forma lunga Forma scurta Rom I am not I’m not Eu nu sunt. You are not. You’re not/You aren’t Tu nu esti. He is not. He’s not/He isn’t El nu este. She is not. She’s not./She isn’t. Ea nu este. It is not. It’s not./It isn’t. El/Ea nu este. We are not. We’re not./We aren’t. Noi nu suntem. You are not. You’re not./You aren’t. Voi nu sunteti. They are not. They’re not./They aren’t. Ei/Ele nu sunt. TO BE – interogativ Forma lunga Rom. Am I? Sunt (eu)? Are you? Esti (tu)? Is he? Este (el)? Is she? Este (ea)? Is it? Este (el/ea)? Are we? Suntem (noi)? Are you? Sunteti (voi)? Are they? Sunt (ei)? *** VOCABULARY PHRASES WORDS Can I...? door to help parking Of course. entrance here porter Just a moment. entry luggage room Shall I...? exit madam to stay Will you...? to follow me to take Would you...? to go in to open we to go out to park CONVERSATION Porter: Can I help you? Sir? Madam? Mr Williams: Yes. Mr Williams. Mrs Williams: And Mrs Williams. Porter: Just a moment, please. Yes, of course. Room 8. Can I take your luggage? Mr Williams: Yes please. CAN I ...? A help you? B Yes, please. Can I Just a moment, please. take your luggage? Can you take this, please? CONVERSATION Porter: Can I take your luggage, Sir? Mr Williams: Yes, please. Will you take that? Porter: Yes, Sir. Shall I take this? Mr Williams: No. Don’t take that, please. Porter: Yes, Sir. Would you follow me, please? WILL YOU TAKE THAT?/DON’T TAKE THAT A Can I take your luggage? Shall I take this? Would you follow me, please? B Will you take that? Don’t (do not) take that. CONVERSATION CAN I...? A Can I park here? C Can I help you? E Can I come in? B No, you can’t. D No, thank you. F Arthur, yes, of course. E Can I sit here? F Yes. YOU CAN YOU CAN’T You can park here. You can go in here. You can go out here. You can’t (cannot) You can’t (cannot) You can’t (cannot) park here. go in here. go out here. SUMMARY CAN/CAN’T I I? I You you? You He he? He She she? She can Can can’t (CAN’T = CANNOT) It it? It We we? We You you? You They they? They ME/YOU (I) Me Can you help me? (You) You Can I help you? PARK HERE/DON’T PARK HERE Park here. Don’t park here. (DON’T = DO NOT) Take that. Don’t take that. SHALL I...? park here? Shall I take this? go in here? WILL YOU...?/WOULD YOU...? take that? take that, please? Will you go in here? Would you follow me, please? park here? park here, please? CAN Afirmativ negativ interogativ Forma lunga Forma scurta I can Eu pot I cannot I can’t Can I? You can Tu poti You cannot You can’t Can you? He/She can El/Ea poate He/She cannot He/She can’t Can he/she? It can El/Ea poate It cannot It can’t Can it? We can Noi putem We cannot We can’t Can we? You can Voi puteti You cannot You can’t Can you? They can Ei pot They cannot They can’t Can they? ME – pe mine, ma YOU – pe tine, tie Poti sa ma ajuti? Can you help me? Ajuta-ma ! - Help me! I park Eu parchez. You park. Tu parchezi. He/She park El/Ea parcheaza. We park. Noi parcam. You park. Voi parcati. They park. Ei parcheaza. He/She misses. (El/Ea rateaza.) He/She boxes. (El/Ea loveste.) He/She washes. (El/Ea spala.) He/She punches. (El/Ea loveste cu pumnul.) He/She watches. (El/Ea priveste.) He/She goes. (El/Ea merge.) Try - he/she/it tries [s] – dupa consoane -He parks. [-z] – dupa consoane sonorte si vocale - He goes. [-iz] – dupa consoane (sh, tch, ch etc.) Park here - Don’t park here. Left, right, straight ahead VOCABULARY PHRASES WORDS On the left bank north street On the right corner on there Next to in one west Over there to know opposite where Straight ahead to look at park woman Thank you very much. Map policeman There is market police station This way near/nearest post office CONVERSATION Woman: Can you help me, please? Policeman: Yes, of course. Woman: Where's the park? Policeman: The park? It's over there. On the left. Woman: Thank you very much. WHERE? Exuse me, where’s (where is) the park? It’s over there On the left police station? here right Grand Hotel? there post office? that way bank? Market Street? straight ahead. THE… The park, the police station, the Grand Hotel, Market Street, the bank, the post office. !!! THE bank Market Street THE park London Street CONVERSATION Man: Good morning. Policeman: Good morning, Sir. Can Ihelp you? Man: Yes, please. Where’s the nearest post office? Policeman: Look at this map. There’s a post office in North Street. And there’s one in West street’ and one in Market Street, and…. Man: Where’s the nearest one? Policeman: Yes. The nearest post office is in Market Street. Look at this map. THERE’S A / THERE’S ONE There’s a post office in North Street. There’s a post office in West Street. There’s a post office in Market Street. There’s a post office in North Street, and there’s one in West Street, and there’s one in Market Street. The nearest post office is in Market Street. THE / A A Where’s the park, please? nearest post office, please? B There’s a post office in Market Street one CONVERSATION Wife: Excuse me. Can you help me? Where’s the Grand Hotel, please? Man: The Grand Hotel? I’m sorry, I don’t know. Husband: Excuse me. Where’s the Grand Hotel, please? Woman: It’s near here. It’s in North Street. No, it isn’t in North Street. I think it’s in Market Street. Wife: Thank you very much. Policeman: Can I help you? Husband: Yes. Where’s the Grand Hotel? Policeman: It’s near here. It’s in Market Street. FIRST, SECOND, THIRD, FOURTH, FIFTH First (1 st) New Street is first right. Second (2 nd) Green Street is second right. Third (3 rd) Long Street is third left. Fourth (4 th) West Street is fourth left. Fifth (5 th) Hill Street is fifth right. ON THE CORNER OF / OPPOSITE The Grand Hotel: it’s on the corner of Market Street and North Street. next to the post office. opposite the bank. Summary Where Where’s…? Where’s…? Where’s the post office? Where’s the nearest post office? THERE’S… There’s… There’s… There’s a post office in North Street. ON / IN / OVER / NEAR / NEXT TO / OPPOSITE / ON THE CORNER OF Where’s the nearest post office? It’s OVER there. ON the left. IN Market Street. NEAR here. NEXT TO bank. OPPOSITE the hotel. ON THE CORNER OF North Street and Market Street. I THINK / I DON’T KNOW Where’s the nearest bank? It’s in Market Street. I think…. I think it’s in Market Street. I don’t (do not) know. TAKE I do not take. I don’t take. You do not take. You don’t take. He/She/It does not take. He/She/It doesn’t take. We do not take. We don’t take. You do not take. You don’t take. They do not take. They don’t take. TAKE Do I take? Do you take? Does he/she/it take? Do we take? Do you take? Do they take?
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