English - A2

English - A2/ B1

Let's Learn English

Elisabete T. Gonçalves

Who are you?

Tell me about yourself (name, origin, job, why English? ...) in English!!!

CONTENTS

Personal Information

Greetings

Classroom Language

Daily Routines

Time Vocabulary

Numbers

Physical Description

Clothes

Family

Buildings and directions

12

Rooms in a house

11

Shopping Vocabulary

10

Jobs

14

Assessment

15

Health

13

Greetings and farewells

Informal/Slang Greetings Hello Hi Hey How are you? How is it going? How are you doing? Nice to see you! Long time no see

Goodbyes in English Goodbye Bye Bye Bye See you later Seeya (informal) Take it easy See you on Thursday Until next time Take care Stay safe Catch you later

Personal Information

Who are you? 1. What’s your name? 2. Where are you from? 3. What’s your family name? 4. Where do you live? 5. What’s your address? 6. What’s your telephone number? 7. What’s your email address? 8. How old are you? 9. When were you born? 10. Where were you born? 11. What nationality are you?

Let's take a look at numbers! Ordinal numbers - one, two, .... Hundred - say numbers in the hundreds by beginning with numerals one through nine followed by "hundred" (three hundred....) Say a number up to 999 followed by "thousand." Finish by reading the hundreds when applicable:• 15,560 – fifteen thousand five hundred and sixty

Let's take a look at numbers! Cardinal numbers - First (1st), Second (2nd), Third (3rd), Fourth (4th), twenty-first (21st).... Speak decimals as the number followed by "point." Next, say each numberbeyond the point individually:• 2.36 - two point three six Telephone numbers: 212-555-1212. Read telephone numbers inindividual numbers: two one two five five five one two

Let's take a look at numbers! Temperature: 72° F (Fahrenheit). Read temperature as "number + degrees": seventy-two degrees Fahrenheit/ five degrees Celsius Height - 6'2''. Read height in feet and then inches: six feet two inches/ one metre and seventy-two centimetres Score - 2-1. Read scores as "number + to + number": Two to one

• I’m sorry. I did not hear. • May I go to the toilet? •Sorry, for being late. • May I open/ close the window? • May I go out, please? • Can you explain it once more, please? • I am ready. May I start it? • Can you speak louder, please? • Can you explain that again? • Where is the exam? • Can I come in? • Can I pull up the blinds? • Can I pull down the blinds? • Can you help me, please? • Can I go out? • Can I answer the question? • Can I switch off the lights? • Do we have to write this down? • Is that right? • Is this correct? • Can I open the window? • Can we pack our things now?