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HELLO!

- The 1st lesson in Unit 1 -�(New English File for Beginners)

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What will you learn?

how to greet and goodbye to someone in some common situations in our daily life by means of the most common English grammatical structures.

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Language focus

verb be: I and you

Grammar

01

numbers: 0-10

Vocabulary

02

/h/, /əʊ/, and /ɒ/

Pronunciation

03

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Lesson outline

1

Listening & Speaking

2

Grammar

3

Vocabulary

4

Pronunciation & Speaking

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Listening & Speaking

1

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1a. Listen* and repeat

(*track 1.1)

Programmer

You can simply impress your audience and add a unique zing.

Hi, I’m Molly.

Hi, I’m Harry.

Hello, I’m �Rob Jones.

Hello, I’m �Ann Potter

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1b. Say who you are

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1c. Read and listen*

(*track 1.2)

Receptionist: Hello. What’s your name?

Tom: Tom.

Receptionist: Are you Tom Banks?

Tom: No, I’m not. I’m Tom King.

Receptionist: You’re in room 2.

Tom: Sorry?

Receptionist: You are in room 2.

Tom: OK. Thank you.

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1c. Read and listen*

(*track 1.2)

Tom: Excuse me.

Teacher: Hello. Are you Tom?

Tom: Yes. Nice to meet you.

Teacher: Nice to meet you.

Tom: Am I late?

Teacher: Yes, you are.

Tom: Sorry.

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1d. Listen and repeat

(in pair, practice the dialogue)

Receptionist: Hello. What’s your name?

Tom: Tom.

Receptionist: Are you Tom Banks?

Tom: No, I’m not. I’m Tom King.

Teacher: You’re in room 2.

Tom: Sorry?

Teacher: You are in room 2.

Tom: OK. Thank you.

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1d. Listen and repeat

(in pair, practice the dialogue)

Tom: Excuse me.

Receptionist: Hello. Are you Tom?

Tom: Yes. Nice to meet you.

Teacher: Nice to meet you.

Tom: Am I late?

Teacher: Yes, you are

Tom: Sorry.

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Grammar

verb �be : I and you

2

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2a. Verb be: I and you

Look at dialogue 1 in 1c. �Complete the chart.

I’m = I am

You’re = You ______

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2b. Present tense verb be : �I and you + and ?

Listen* and repeat the examples. �Then read the rules.(* track 1.5)

+

  • I’m Rob. (I’m = I am)
  • You’re in room 2. (You’re = You are)
  • I’m Rob. NOT Am Rob.
  • I’m Rob. NOT I’am Rob.

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2b. Present tense verb be : �I and you + and ?

Listen* and repeat the examples. �Then read the rules.(* track 1.5)

Am I late? - Yes, you are. �– No, you aren’t (aren’t = are not)

Are you Holly? – Yes, I am. �– No, I’m not.

?

+

I’m late.

?

Am I late?

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Vocabulary

numbers: �0-10

3

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3a. Listen*

What are the numbers?(* track 1.6)

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3b. Cover the words

Say the numbers.

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3c. Count

Count round the class 0-10 �and then 10-0.

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3d. Listen* and say the �next numner

(*track 1.8)

‘one, two’

three

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Pronunciation /h/, /əʊ/, and /ɒ/

word stress: two-syllable words�LIsten rePEAT

4

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4a. Match the words and photos

Listen* and check (*track 1.9)

email

photo

coffee

taxi

hotel

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4b. Listen* again and repeat

Underline the stressed syllable�(*track 1.9)

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4c. Listen*

Repeat the words and sounds (*track 1.10)

hello

hi

Harry

hotel

no

OK

hello

hotel

not

sorry

coffee

Molly

/h/

/əʊ/

/ɒ/

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4d. Listen*

Practise the sentences (*track 1.11)

Hello. Harry’s Hotel.

Oh no! The phone!

Are you Molly? �No, sorry, I’m not.

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Speaking

5

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5. Speaking

(practice with other students)

Hello / Hi, I’m ______________________.

Are you ______________________?

Yes (I am).

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

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5. Speaking

(practice with other students)

Hello / Hi, I’m ______________________.

Are you ______________________?

No (I’m not).

What’s your name?

I’m ______________________.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

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Words and Phrases to learn

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  • Hello.
  • Hi.
  • What’s your name?
  • Sorry?
  • OK.
  • Thank you.
  • Excuse me.
  • Yes.
  • No.
  • Nice to meet you.
  • Am I late?
  • Sorry!

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Thank you

for watching and listening!

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Where are you from?

- the 2nd lesson in Unit 1 -

In the second section of this course, learners will be instructed how to talk about the hometown of theirs or anyone else.

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Language focus

sentence stress; /ɪ/ and /aɪ/

Pronunciation

countries

Vocabulary

verb be : he, she, it

Grammar

B

D

C

A