Médulo: Inglés 1 emt Docenite: William Flores Silva ~ Proceso 2015. ‘NORE BELO - Name: Cec lew Se Iva Date: Career: The alphabet [o> ake voz ale OTM OC Cal male r | ELLY, WAI, (Ml EM [Z| ZI/ZeT En esta leccién de inglés basico veremos cuales son las distintas formas de saludar en inglés, asi En algunos casos veremos cémo hay varias posibilidades para expresar un mismo saludo. Lee y escucha atentamente, repitiendo cada frase correctamente. Los saludos en Inglés Espanol | Ingles Hoa | Keto | a ECémo ests? / Bien, gracias How are you? / Fino, thanksLas despedidas en Inglés inglés Bye / Good Bye / Bye Bye Hasta luego See you lator | Hasta pronto | Seoyeuscon Hesta mafiana See you tomorrow | |__Buenae noches* Goodnight | “Nota: Te habrés dado cuenta que se utiizan dos expresiones para decir “buenas noches". La primera “good evening’, se puede utilizar para saludar cuando es de noche, mientras que “good night” se empiea generalmente para despedirte cuando te vas a la cama a dormir, por ejemplo. Preguntas basicas y presentaciones | Eepanol ing {.Cémo te lamas? / Mi nombre es Viotoria | What's your name? / My name is Victoria { t { Le presente a Edward Let me introduce you to Edward Encantado, mucho gusto Pleased to meet you Complete with the correct expression. Good evening | te Sood moming ft Well 1 Easter 1. Get ‘soon Mr. Bean we all miss you at work. 2 Mr. Bean how are you? 3. Good with your test. 4 fon your win Mr, Bean. 5. Mery everyone. 6. Happy____ Mr. Bean. 7 Mr. Bean, 8 Mr. Bean, it was nice to see you. What's the conversation about? Mr. Bean meets Mrs. Jones, one of his students from college, and her husband in the street. Complete the diajog using the 8 words below fill in the blanks, London English teacher Thanks Pleased.Médulo: Inglés | Fall Docente: William Flores Silva ~ Proceso 2015. Somes Fill in the missing words Good Mrs. Jones. ~ Good morning, Mr. Bean. How are you? fine__and you? ___ PEE Mr. Bean, this is my husband Michael, Michael this is Mr. Bean my ‘vies. Jones: | ‘Mr. Jones: Pleased to meet you Mr. Bean. ae i Mr, Bean: _ to meet you too. Are you from England, Mr. i Mr. Jones: Yes, from Manchester. Do you live in Manchester? unseat Mr Bean: No, I'm from but lve in Manchester while am teaching at college IMrs. Jones: IM. Boan: Nos, twas nico taking to 1 good les. The importance of addressing to the title of a person can be very important in formal situations. These are the most common titles. ao OF MR. (SINGLE) MR. (MARRIED) MRS. (MARRIED) (aan) (eae 1) ene {SILE/MARRIED) Circle the right title of the following characters: He is Mr. / Mrs. / Ms. Burns She is Mrs. / Mr. / Ms. Olivia Culpo.Types of introduction People introduce themselves for different reasons: for business, for school situations, parties, etc. Let's have a look at some examples: Formal introductions A: Mr. Pitt, this is Professor Kerr. B: Professor Kerr. I'm pleased to meet you. A: Mr. Pitt, may | present Professor Kerr. B: How do you do? Formal language is used in formal situations for example funerals, meetings important people, business meetings, job interviews, etc. General/Neutral introductions A: Ms. Gutierrez, do you know Professor Kerr? B: How are you, Professor? A: John, this is Julia Gutierrez. B: Pleased to meet you. A: John Kerr, Julia Gutierrez. B: It's nice to meet you. Sometimes the other person will help you and say (for example) “Please call me Julia". Informal introductions A: John, meet Julia B: How are you, Julia? A: John, this is Julia. B: Hi, Julia.Médulo: Inglés | Haasan Docente: Wiliam Flores Silva ~ Proceso 2035. Informal introductions are for people we meet at parties, or when we are with friends. You can also introduce yourself to people you don’t know depending on the situation and usually not personal: For example: “tam Police Officer Perez, and | am arresting you for...” “I'm a Peter Rosenberg, your pilot on this flight...” “Hi, I'm Natalie, your English teacher...” ACTIVITIES Classify the following statements in the chart. a) May | introduce myself? I'm David Soto b) Are you Peter Stewart? I'm Isabel Zuniga. c) Peter, this is Lydia. d) I'm pleased to meet you. e) Mrs. Azocar, do you know Professor Stevens? f) Lydia, meet Peter g) How do you do? h) Hello, I'm Lydia Johansson i) I'm delighted to meet you, Professor. My name is Lydia Johansson j) How are you, Peter? Informal General/Neutral Formal