 37. Listen and repeat.

What’s this? What are these? What’s that? What’s this? What’s that? What are these? Who’s that?

This is zoo. Those are zebras. That’s a zebu. This is Z. That’s zero. These are zips. That’s Zack.

 38. Listen and repeat.			 39. Listen and repeat.
[z]	[ќ]		[m]	[n]
bays close whizz breeze boos size	bathe clothe with breathe booth scythe		me mile mine Tim comb name	knee Nile nine tin cone mane

 40. Listen and repeat.			 41. Listen and repeat.
[n]	[Џ]		[l]	[r]
win thin ban ran run Ron	wing thing bang rang rung wrong		long light load jelly fly glass	wrong right road Jerry fry grass

Unit 1 Hello!

Remember the expressions used when you greet somebody:

When you ask someone how the things are with him you may say:

The answers may be:

When you leave you may say:

When you close a conversation you should:

• mention the next meeting:

• thank the person for help/a meal, etc.:

• give them good wishes:

When you introduce yourself or somebody you may say:

When you meet someone for the first time you may say:

When you introduce yourself to a stranger, you usually do these four things:

1. greet them;

2. say your name;

3. give extra information ( e.g. job, where you’re from …);

4. say something pleasant.

Introduce people in the correct order:

• introduce lower status to higher status;

• introduce younger people to older people;

• introduce men to women.

REMEMBER

1. Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms are used only with a family name. These titles are not used alone: Mr. Smith; Miss Green.

2. Sir/Madam/Miss are used instead of a name when you address someone you don’t know: Excuse me, Sir.

3. We use Doctor with a surname: Dr. North. When you address a doctor of medicine you may use title alone.

4. Professor is used with a name of the person only: Prof. Frank.

5. When you know someone well, you may use the first name: Mary, David.

 I. Write the conversations in the correct order. Then listen and check. Practise them.

A. –Fine, thank you. And you?

–I’m OK, thanks.

-Hello, Mary! How are you?

B. – Not bad, thanks. And you?

- Very well. How are the children?

- Hi, David. How are you?

- They’re fine.

C. – Good-bye, Ann. Have a nice evening.

- Thanks, Chris. See you tomorrow!

- Good-bye, Chris.

II. How do you address these people. Begin with I call him/her …….. The words in the box can be helpful.

y

by his title

by his first name

Madam

Miss

I don’t call him/her anything

our friends;

your teacher;

your boss;

a stranger in the street;

your parents;

a waiter in a restaurant.

III. Make up short conversations.

1. You meet your friend. Greet him and ask how the things are with him.

2. Introduce your friend to your parents.

3. Introduce a new employee to your boss.

4. Say goodbye when leaving a party.

UNIT 2

Personal Information

I. Read about Mary Hopkins.

Surname	Hopkins
First name	Mary
Country	England
Job	Journalist
Address	35, North Street, Bristol
Phone number	0272 478 2209
Age	23
Married	No