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    This lesson introduces nationalities and countries. It provides a matching exercise to practice connecting countries with their corresponding nationalities. Examples are given to demonstrate using the verb "to be" with nationalities. A listening exercise then tests filling in names and nationalities. Possessive adjectives are also introduced. The lesson ends with a writing exercise to practice describing people's names and nationalities based on pictures.

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    This lesson introduces nationalities and countries. It provides a matching exercise to practice connecting countries with their corresponding nationalities. Examples are given to demonstrate using the verb "to be" with nationalities. A listening exercise then tests filling in names and nationalities. Possessive adjectives are also introduced. The lesson ends with a writing exercise to practice describing people's names and nationalities based on pictures.

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    This lesson introduces nationalities and countries. It provides a matching exercise to practice connecting countries with their corresponding nationalities. Examples are given to demonstrate using the verb "to be" with nationalities. A listening exercise then tests filling in names and nationalities. Possessive adjectives are also introduced. The lesson ends with a writing exercise to practice describing people's names and nationalities based on pictures.

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    B1 01 Lesson 01

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    This lesson introduces nationalities and countries. It provides a matching exercise to practice connecting countries with their corresponding nationalities. Examples are given to demonstrate using the verb "to be" with nationalities. A listening exercise then tests filling in names and nationalities. Possessive adjectives are also introduced. The lesson ends with a writing exercise to practice describing people's names and nationalities based on pictures.

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    LESSON

    01
    Lesson 01: Where are you from?
    Country: Brazil

    Nationality: Brazilian

    Match the countries to the nationalities.

    Country Nationality

    a. ( ) Irish
    b. ( ) Canadian
    c. ( ) Bolivian
    d. ( ) German
    e. ( ) Colombian
    f. ( ) Indian
    g. ( ) American
    h. ( ) Italian
    i. ( ) Brazilian
    j. ( ) Australian
    k. ( ) Chinese
    l. ( ) Argentinian
    m. ( ) Spanish
    n. ( ) Japanese
    o. ( ) English
    p. ( ) French

    Nationalities

    I am American You are Brazilian She is Spanish

    He is French It is Chinese They are European

    B1 – Lesson 01 1
    LESSON
    01
    Attention!
    I’m from Brazil. I’m Brazilian. We use capital letters at the beginning of countries and
    nationalities!

    A: I’m from England. I’m English. Brazil – Brazilian


    China – Chinese

    It’s a tree. It’s a dog. She’s a girl. He’s a boy.

    They’re trees. They’re dogs. They’re girls. They’re boys.

    Listening Practice: Fill in the blanks with the missing information.

    1 2 3
    Name: __________________ Name: ___________________ Name: Gautama and Indira

    Nationality: Bolivian Nationality: __________________ Nationality: __________________

    4 5 6
    Name: Franz Name: ___________________ Name: Giuseppe de Lucca

    Nationality: __________________ Nationality: __________________ Nationality:____________________

    VERB TO BE
    Affirmatives Negatives
    I am Brazilian. = I’m Brazilian. I’m not Brazilian.
    You are Spanish. = You’re Spanish. You’re not Spanish = You aren’t Spanish
    He is American. = He’s American. He’s not American = He isn’t American
    She is Colombian. = She’s Colombian. She’s not Colombian = She isn’t Colombian
    It is French. = It’s French. It’s not French = It isn’t French
    We are Italian. = We’re Italian. We’re not Italian = We aren’t Italian
    You are Japanese. = You’re Japanese. You’re not Japanese = You aren’t Japanese
    They are Chinese. = They’re Chinese. They’re not Chinese = They aren’t Chinese
    Interrogatives Short Answers
    Am I Brazilian? Yes, you are. No, you aren’t.
    Are you Spanish? Yes, I am. No, I’m not.
    Is he American? Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.
    Is she Colombian? Yes, she is. No, she isn’t.
    Is it French? Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.
    Are we Italian? Yes, you are. No, you aren’t.
    Are you Japanese? Yes, we are. No, we aren’t.
    Are they Chinese? Yes, they are. No, they aren’t.

    B1 – Lesson 01 2
    LESSON
    01
    My name is Paula.
    What’s your name?

    My name is Martin. Your name is John. Her name is Rosa.

    His name is Ludovic. Its name is Xu. Their names are Ludovid and Fabrizia.

    Subject Possessive
    I My
    YOU Your
    HE His
    SHE Her
    IT Its
    WE Our
    YOU Your
    THEY their

    Writing Practice: Write about the people in the pictures below. Follow the example!

    His name is Justin Bieber. Ed Sheeran – England Chitãozinho and Xoróró –


    He is Canadian. Bono Vox - Ireland Brazil
    Angelina Jolie – the USA Laura Pausini – Italy
    Justin Bieber - Canada Shakira - Colombia

    B1 – Lesson 01 3

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