Level 1.10 Asking about Where Things are.

Kim     : Where’s my handbag?

Chloe : It’s on the sofa.

Kim     : And where’s my new book?

Chloe : It’s under the sofa, Kim.

Kim     : Where are my gloves?

Chloe : They’re on the armchair.

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Picture - Elementary Communication Games - Jill Hadfield (1984)

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Level 1.8 Asking and Telling about Age and Birthday

Jeff       : How old are you, Fanny?

Fanny  : I’m 16 years old.

Jeff       : How old is your brother?

Fanny  : My brother is 19 years old. How old are you, Jeff?

Jeff       : I’m 16 years old, too.

Fanny  : How old are you twin sisters?

Jeff       : They’re 10 years old.

Fanny  : When’s your birthday?

Jeff       : My birthday’s on the 10^th of July. How about you?

Fanny  : My birthday’s on the 9^th of August.







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Level 1.7 Asking and Answering about the Time

Excuse me, what time is it?

Pardon me, could you tell me the time, please?

3:00 = it’s three o’clock.

3:10 = it’s ten past three.

3:15 = it’s a quarter past three.

3:20 = it’s twenty past three.

3:30 = it’s half past three.

3:40 = it’s twenty to four.

3:45 = it’s a quarter to four.

3:50 = it’s ten to four.

Source:
Pictures & Post- Beginning ESL Secondary - Peter Macer & Pat Nicholson (2004)

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Level 1.6 Talking about Possessions

Tessa : We have to prepare the stuff we need for picnic.

Molly  : Have you got a beach mat?

Tessa : Yes, I have. Have you got a digital camera?

Molly  : No, I haven’t but I can borrow my cousin’s.

Tessa : That’s great. Have you got any plastic glasses?

Molly  : Yes, I have. How about plastic plates? Have you got any?

Tessa : Yes, I have. I’ve still got some from my last birthday party.

Have

you

got

a

beach mat?

Yes,

I

have

No,

I

haven’t

Has

she

an

umbrella?

she

has

she

he

any

plastic glasses

he

he

I	have	got	a	beach mat.
She	has		an	umbrella.
He			some	plastic glasses.
I	haven’t	got	a	beach mat.
She	hasn’t		an	umbrella.
He			any	plastic glasses.

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Level 1.5 Identifying Objects

What is this? It's a cellphone.

 What is that? It's a cellphone.

What are these? They're gloves.

What are those? They're gloves.

These	:	the form of "this" used before a plural noun or with a multiple referent.
Those	:	the form of "that" used before a plural noun or with a multiple referent.

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Post - My English notebook.

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Level 1.4 Talking about Occupations

Talk about what you do

Milo    : What do you do?

Gary   : I'm an architect. And you?

Milo    : I'm a doctor.

Singular statement

Affirmative statements

I am Toby. / I'm Toby.

You are an engineer. / You're an engineer.

He is a teacher. / He's a teacher.

She is a nurse. / She's a nurse.

Negative statements

I am not Tony. / I'm not Tony.

You are not an architect. / You're not an architect.

He is not a student. / He's not a student.

She is not a doctor. / She's not a doctor.

Singular and plural nouns

Singular nouns

a chef

an athlete

Plural nouns

2 chefs

3 athletes

Plural statements

Affirmative statements

We are lawyers. / We're lawyers.

You are flight attendants. / You're flight attendants.

They are musicians. / They're musicians.

Negative statements

We are not chefs. / We're not chefs.

You are not pilots. / You're not pilots.

They are not writers. / They're not writers.

Yes / no questions and short answers

Are you Laura? Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.

Is he a manager? Yes, he is. / No, he's not.

Is Manda a teacher? Yes, she is. / No, she's not.

Are you students? Yes, we are. / No, we're not.

Are they singers? Yes, they are. / No, they're not.

Are they Bob and Sue? Yes, they are. / No, they're not. 





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Level 1.3 Asking for and Giving Information

Tell someone your first and last name

Receptionist  : What's your last name, please?

Mr. Wong       : Tom.

Receptionist  : And your first name?

Mr. Wong       : My first name? Tom.

Receptionist  : Thank you, Mr. Wong.

Mr. Wong       : You're welcome.

Get your partner's address, e-mail address, or phone number

John   : What's your phone number?

Mike    : 523-6620.

John   : 523-6620.

Mike    : That's right.

Information questions with "What"

What's your last name?                  Jackson.

What's her phone number?            57-34-0078.

What's his first name?                    Mike.

What's you e-mail address?          Nashville@hotmail.co.uk

What's their address?                    15 Arabella Street, Maracaibo, Venezuela

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Level 1.2 Alphabet and Spelling

Listen to an English speaker recite the alphabet in English HERE.

Spell a name

Mr. Jones       : Hello. I'm Jack Jones.

Ms. Green      : Excuse Me?

Mr. Jones       : Jack Jones.

Ms. Green      : How do you spell that?

Mr. Jones       : J-O-N-E-S

Proper nouns and common nouns

Proper nouns

The names of people and places are proper nouns. Use a capital letter to begin a proper noun.

     Aiden Lee     Salt Lake City     Los Angeles

Common nouns

Other nouns are common nouns. Use a lower-case letter to begin a common noun.

     photographer     teacher     doctor     woman



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Level 1.1 Greetings, Introduction, and Leave Takings

Introduce Yourself

Sam    : Hi. I'm Jeff.

Jeff     : Hi, Sam. I'm Sam.

Sam    : Nice to meet you, Jeff.

Jeff     : Nice to meet you, too.

Greetings:

Hi.

Hello.

Good morning.

Good afternoon.

Good evening.

Responses:

Nice to meet you.

Glad to meet you.

It's a pleasure to meet you.

Introduce People

Dana  : Tim, this is Lily. Lily's my classmate.

Tim     : Hi, Lily.

Lily     : Hi, Tim. Nice to meet you.

Tim     : Nice to meet you, too.

Greet People

Lee     : Hi, Emily. How are you?

Emily  : Fine, thanks. And you?

Lee     : I'm fine.

Greetings:

How are you?

How's everything?

How's it going?

Responses:

Fine.

I'm fine.

Great.

Not bad.

So-so.

Say Good-bye

Carla  : Good-bye, Andy.

Andy  : Good-bye, Carla.

Carla  : See you tomorrow.

Andy  : OK. See you!

Ways to say good-bye:

Good-bye.

Bye-bye.

Bye.

See you later.

See you tomorrow.

Take care.

Good night.

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