1st Class
New Journey
1. DIALOGUE - Nice to meet you
Gabriel: Hi there, I'm Gabriel Campos.
Milla: Hello. My name is Camilla Burke,
but you may call me Milla.
Gabriel: Alright. Where are you from, Milla?
Milla: Canada. And you?
Gabriel: I am from Brazil.
Milla: Oh, I love Brazil. I'd like to visit Rio
someday. Oh look... that's great. Michiko is
over there.
Gabriel: Who?
Milla: Michiko. She is my friend
We study together at College.
Gabriel: Where is Michiko from?
Milla: She is from Tokyo, Japan.
Let me introduce you to her.
I'm sorry. Can you say your last name
again?
Gabriel: It's Campos. C A M P O S.
Milla: Ok, come with me.
2. USEFUL VOCABULARIES
Introduce yourself making up a conversation using the following sentences.
Hello | Hi there | Hey ya! Goodbye
Good Morning See you later
Good Afternoon See you tomorrow
Good Evening See you around
Good Night Have a nice day
What’s your name? Nice to meet you
Where are you from? How are you?
3. DIALOGUE - Nice to meet you Gabriel.
Listen and practice.
Milla: Hello Michiko. How are you?
I missed you.
Michiko: Hi Milla. It's nice to see you again.
Milla: Yeah. Look, this is our new friend,
Gabriel Campos.
He is from Brazil.
Michiko: Nice to meet you Gabriel.
Gabriel: Nice to meet you too, Michiko.
So, you're from Tokyo, right? How is
it there?
4. STRUCTURE VIEW
The verb to be: affirmative / interrogative
Affirmative Sentences Interrogative Sentences
I am from Brazil. Am I from Brazil?
You are from Canada. Are you from Canada?
He is an English student. Is he an English student?
She is from Tokyo. Is she from Tokyo?
It is cold today. Is it cold today?
We are good friends. Are we good friends?
They are Brazilian. Are they Brazilians?
5. EXERCISE - Practice your English.
Complete the following dialogues with the appropriate information.
A: Hi. What's your name? A: How are you?
B: ___________________________ B: ___________________________
A: ___________________________? A: ___________________________?
B: I'm from the U.S.A. B: Rio is very hot in the summer.
A: Nice to meet you. A: Goodbye!
B: ___________________________. B: ___________________________.
6. USEFUL VOCABULARIES
Days of the Week Months of the Year
Monday Friday January May September
Tuesday Saturday February June October
Wednesday Sunday March July November
Thursday April August December
7. DIALOGUE - Hey there!
Gabriel: Hey there, Michiko.
Michiko: Hi Gabriel, how are you?
Gabriel: I'm just fine. So tell me, are you
enjoying your English classes at Q.I.?
Michiko: Yeah, I am. The teachers are great.
Gabriel: Yeah, they are. Listen, are you and
Milla studying in the same class?
Michiko: No, we aren't. I'm taking classes on
Saturdays. She is studying on
Mondays and Wednesdays.
Gabriel: Look, I'm going to the library now.
Are you free?
Michiko: Yeah... Let's go.
8. STRUCTURE VIEW
the verb to be + ing form: affirmative / negative
Affirmative Sentences Negative Sentences
I am learning English. I am not learning English.
You are speaking Spanish. You aren't speaking Spanish.
He is driving the new car. He isn't driving the new car.
She is studying math. She isn't studying math.
It is raining today. It isn't raining today.
We are visiting our friends. We aren't visiting our friends.
They are playing soccer. They aren't playing soccer.
9. READ AND UNDERSTAND
OUR VACATION
Every year my family and I go to California. We like going to the beach.
My favorite beach is called Santa Monica. It is so long, with soft sand
and palm trees. It is very beautiful and hot. I like surfing and watching the
sailboats passing by. Sometimes there are dolphins and lots of fish in the
water! Every morning we go looking for shells in the sand. I found fifteen big
shells last year. I bring them home to share some with my cousins. This year
I want to learn how to dive. It seems difficult, but so much fun! My brother is
a good diver. He says that he can help me. I hope I can do it!
Check if the sentences are true ( T ) or false ( F )
A. Every year the family visits California. ( )
B. Their favorite beach is Malibu. ( )
C. It is possible to see dolphins, fish and turtles. ( )
D. Every evening they go looking for shells in the sand. ( )
E. This year they are going diving. ( )
