Evolve 2, Lesson 1.

What is the purpose of the lesson objective?

• To ask for directions

• To start a conversation

• To say hello to people

• To introduce oneself

Which expression is used to greet someone for the first time?

• It's really good to see you.

• Long time, no see!

• Great to meet you, too.

• Pleased to meet you.

What is the real-world strategy mentioned in the text?

• Introducing oneself

• Showing interest and surprise

• Asking for directions

• Talking about the weather

Who pronounces the /l/ sound at the end of the words clearly?

• bottle

• girl

• full

• beautiful

In which situation would you use the conversation:

'Good to meet you, too. Do you know anybody here?'

• Arriving at a coffee shop to meet people you know

• At a conference greeting people you don't know

• Introducing oneself to a new colleague

• Asking for directions in a new city

Who is Raquel likely speaking to when she says, "Hey, Raquel!"?

• Robert

• Simon

• Julie

• Patrick

Answer explanation

Explanation: Raquel is likely speaking to Simon, as she addresses him directly in the conversation.

What is Julie's role in the conversation?

• She is Raquel's friend.

• She is Simon's coworker.

• She is Patrick's colleague.

• She is Robert's spouse.

Answer explanation

Explanation: Julie introduces herself as Simon's coworker, indicating her role in the conversation.

What does Simon say to express his pleasure at seeing Raquel again?

• "Great to see you again!"

• "Long time, no see!"

• "It's really good to see you."

• "Hey, Raquel!"

Answer explanation

Explanation: Simon expresses his pleasure at seeing Raquel again by saying, "It's really good to see you."

What does Patrick say to indicate he is there to assist?

• "I'm here to help."

• "This is your desk."

• "Do you know anybody here?"

• "How do you know Raquel?"

Answer explanation

• Explanation: Patrick states, "I'm here to help," indicating his readiness to assist.

What common expressions can you use to show interest and surprise?

• Good to meet you, too. Do you know anybody here?

• No, it’s my first time at this conference.

• Wow! Seriously? Is it really? / Are you really?

• Beautiful weather, isn’t it?