Business English ““ Acquiantance ”” Welcome

Business English ““ Acquiantance ””

Welcome to my English Lesson!!!!

Greeting

Good morning! Good afternoon! Good evening!

Hello! Hi!

How do you do!

Glad to meet you! Glad to meet you too! Me too. Glad to see you! Glad to see you too! Pleased to meet you! Nice to see you.

How are you? • Fine, thanks. And you? • Very well, thanks. • Not bad. • Perfectly well. • Not very well. • So-so! • Fifty-fifty!

• Let me introduce myself. • Meet Mr. Brown. • Let me introduce Mr. Brown.

How to say good-bye.

• Thank you for coming. • Thank you for the help. • Nice to see you again. • It was lovely. • See you later. • See you soon. • Good luck!

• Good-bye. • Bye-bye. • So long. Take care.

Read to the conversation: Mary : Hello, Dan : Hi, Mary : How are you? Dan : Fine, thanks. And you? Mary : I’m fine. Dan : Well, here’s my bus, bye Mary : Goodbye, see you. Read to the conversation:

Put this conversation in the right order: • Hi, Tom. How are you? • Oh, I’m sorry to hear that. • Hello, Mary. • Fine, thanks. And you? • Not bad – but my daughter’s not well today.

Check up: • Hello, Mary. • Hi, Tom. How are you? • Fine, thanks. And you? • Not bad – but my daughter’s not well today. • Oh, I’m sorry to hear that.

Make up the similar conversation.

Attention! TITLEs: Mr — to a man. Mrs — to married woman. Miss shows that she is unmarried. Ms shows only that she is a woman.

First name Christian name Forenam e Middle name Family name Surname George Walter Bush

Marital status: single married divorced separated widow (er)

Answer: • Good afternoon. • Glad to see you. • Is your name Margaret? • What’s your name? • What is your first name? • What is your surname? • How do you do? • How are you? • Good-bye.

Complete the Job Application.

Numbers

Say these numbers:

Countries

Russia

France

The United States

India

Poland

Italy

Switzerlan d

Germany

China

Australia

Greece

Japan

Great Britain

Algeria

Nigeria

Where is he from? Where is she from? He is from……. She is from……

National adjectives

Russian

France French

The United States American

Indian

Poland Polish

Italy Italian

Switzerland Swiss

Germany German

China Chinese

Australian

Greece Greek

Japanese

Great Britain British

Spain Spanish

Argentina Argentinian

Algerian

Nigerian

Ask and answer: Where are you from? I’m from Tatarstan. I’m from Kazan.

Complete the dialogue: VIRGINIA: Hello, I’m Virginia. What’s your name? YOU: …………………………. VIRGINIA: Is that an English name? YOU: …………………………. . VIRGINIA: No, I’m not. I’m Argentinian. YOU: ……………, Virginia? VIRGINIA: I’m an actress. And you? YOU: …………………. . VIRGINIA: That’s interesting. Are you married? YOU: ………………………. ? VIRGINIA: Yes, I am.

My name’s Susie. I’m from Switzerland. I speak German, French and a little English. And you?

Thank you for attention and cooperative attitude! I wish you Success and Happiness!

Put on your smile!!!

With Love and Respect to Students from Zoya Ivanovna!