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    This document is an English lesson about skills and speaking. It contains dialogues where Person A asks "What's this?" or "Who's this?" about various objects and people, which Person B identifies. These include a door, student, notebook, desk, window, and teacher. Imperatives are also listed in affirmative and negative forms such as "Look" and "Don't look." The lesson encourages following instructions and provides expressions like spelling your name, asking what a word means, repeating a request, and asking for a name. It ends with practicing a dialogue to introduce yourself.

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    This document is an English lesson about skills and speaking. It contains dialogues where Person A asks "What's this?" or "Who's this?" about various objects and people, which Person B identifies. These include a door, student, notebook, desk, window, and teacher. Imperatives are also listed in affirmative and negative forms such as "Look" and "Don't look." The lesson encourages following instructions and provides expressions like spelling your name, asking what a word means, repeating a request, and asking for a name. It ends with practicing a dialogue to introduce yourself.

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    English For Life: Lesson Nr. 3 Skills and Speak

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    This document is an English lesson about skills and speaking. It contains dialogues where Person A asks "What's this?" or "Who's this?" about various objects and people, which Person B identifies. These include a door, student, notebook, desk, window, and teacher. Imperatives are also listed in affirmative and negative forms such as "Look" and "Don't look." The lesson encourages following instructions and provides expressions like spelling your name, asking what a word means, repeating a request, and asking for a name. It ends with practicing a dialogue to introduce yourself.

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    ENGLISH FOR LIFE

    LESSON NR. 3
    SKILLS AND SPEAK

    A: Whats this?
    B: Its a door

    A: Whos this?
    B: Its a student

    A: Whats this?
    B: Its a notebook
    / a copybook

    A: Whats this?
    B: Its a desk

    A: Whats this?
    B: Its a window

    A: Whos this?
    B: Its a teacher.

    THINGS

    (WHATS THIS?)

    A DOOR
    A NOTEBOOK
    A WINDOW
    A DESK

    PEOPLE ( WHOS THIS?)

    A STUDENT
    A TEACHER

    IMPERATIVES:
    AFFIRMATIVE FORM

    NEGATIVE FORM

    LOOK.

    DONT

    READ.

    DONT READ.

    WRITE.

    DONT WRITE.

    LISTEN.

    DONT LISTEN.

    DRAW.

    DONT DRAW.

    OPEN THE BOOK.

    DONT OPEN THE BOOK.

    LOOK.

    FOLLOW
    INSTRUCTIONS

    THE

    USEFUL EXPRESSIONS

    Spell your name.

    A: What does .. mean?


    B: I dont know.
    Sorry. I dont know.

    A: RESET THE COMPUTER.


    B: Im sorry. Can you repeat that, please.
    A: Yes, reset the computer.

    PRACTICE

    A:
    B:
    A:
    B:

    WHATS YOUR NAME?


    IM SORRY.
    COULD YOU REPEAT THAT?
    WHATS YOUR NAME?
    .

    2.3.4.5.-

    first name
    mobile number
    surname
    home phone number

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