I am from Brazil, so I am ....

We're from Italy. We're ___.

My friend is from Korea. He can speak ___.

My father is from China. He can speak ___.

Pierre is from France. He can speak ___.

I'm from Colombia. I can speak ___.

A. What nationality are you? = What’s your nationality?

B. ...

He's from Spain. He's -----

She is a teacher. She teaches English. She is a New Zealander. She likes to watch English and American films. She enjoys listening to French music. She drives a Japanese car. She uses a Chinese computer. She loves Italian pizza, pasta and ice cream. She speaks Spanish. She would like to go to Russia to study Russian. She would like to travel to Greece and Morocco, and try Greek and Moroccan food.

Ø What is she nationality?

She is a teacher. She teaches English. She is a New Zealander. She likes to watch English and American films. She enjoys listening to French music. She drives a Japanese car. She uses a Chinese computer. She loves Italian pizza, pasta and ice cream. She speaks Spanish. She would like to go to Russia to study Russian. She would like to travel to Greece and Morocco, and try Greek and Moroccan food.

Ø What type of films does she like to watch?

She is a teacher. She teaches English. She is a New Zealander. She likes to watch English and American films. She enjoys listening to French music. She drives a Japanese car. She uses a Chinese computer. She loves Italian pizza, pasta and ice cream. She speaks Spanish. She would like to go to Russia to study Russian. She would like to travel to Greece and Morocco, and try Greek and Moroccan food.

Ø What type of food does she like to eat?

Ø She is a teacher. She teaches English. She is a New Zealander. She likes to watch English and American films. She enjoys listening to French music. She drives a Japanese car. She uses a Chinese computer. She loves Italian pizza, pasta and ice cream. She speaks Spanish. She would like to go to Russia to study Russian. She would like to travel to Greece and Morocco, and try Greek and Moroccan food.

Ø What languages do you speak?

"traditional meal" what does it mean ?

You hear a boy and girl talking about food. What is the boy’s favourite meal?

A girl is describing her clothes. Which picture shows what she is wearing?

A girl and boy are talking about their arrangements for the weekend. What are they both doing on Saturday?

A boy is talking about school. What is his favourite subject?

Listen to Lisa, she is doing an interview.

Lisa’s dad ...

Listen to Lisa, she is doing an interview.

Lisa’s flat is opposite

Lisa’s friend Sara goes swimming

Every day, Lisa ...

Sandra and Mark don’t like sports.

Dennis isn’t very good at drama or English.

What must Auntie Anne do this evening?

What do the students have to take?

How did the girl help the man?

Which exam was the most difficult for Eric?

What type of classes can you do in the afternoons at the moment?

How many people are usually in the classes?

 Interviewer  : ..................... ?
Chom-samorn : I think it’s an interesting job where I have a chance to meet  interesting people and do a lot of travelling.

Lady : I think that’s my case. The brown one.

Man : No, it isn’t, it’s mine.

Lady : Oh, is it yours? Mine’s brown, too. And it looks the same.

Carrier : That one is yours, madam. It’s got your name on the side. That one is his.

Lady : ................4...............

G : What did you do last weekend?

H : I went to Oxford.

G : Really? How did you go?

H : I went by car.

G : ..............................

H : It took about two hours.

I : Hello, John! I thought you were in Brighton!

J : I was. I drove there on Friday.

I : Yes...?

J : ...............................

I : Oh? How did you spend your money?

J : Well, I went to a casino, and spent all my money!

The picture represents the dialogue is...

The traditional game in Colombia is …

You take the ball and throw it up against…

When you play this game, you have a lot of fun especially when….

To play this game in Venezuela you need…

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