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Basic English Speaking

The document outlines the first lesson of a Basic English Speaking course aimed at building confidence in speaking simple phrases. It emphasizes the importance of introductions for making connections, showing respect, and facilitating clear communication, while providing essential phrases and role-play scenarios for practice. The lesson includes greetings, introductions, and conversational exchanges in various contexts such as a coffee shop and a clothing store.

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Basic English Speaking

The document outlines the first lesson of a Basic English Speaking course aimed at building confidence in speaking simple phrases. It emphasizes the importance of introductions for making connections, showing respect, and facilitating clear communication, while providing essential phrases and role-play scenarios for practice. The lesson includes greetings, introductions, and conversational exchanges in various contexts such as a coffee shop and a clothing store.

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Basic English Speaking (First Lesson)

Objective:

• Build confidence in speaking simple English phrases.


• Introduce greetings, introductions, and basic conversational vocabulary.

Why is an introduction important?

1. First impressions matter: When you meet someone for the first time,
introducing yourself helps create a friendly and positive first impression.
2. Building connections: Introductions help you start conversations, make
new friends, or connect with people for work, school, or social activities.
3. Showing respect: Introducing yourself shows that you’re polite and
interested in getting to know the other person.
4. Clear communication: When people know your name and who you are, it
becomes easier to have meaningful conversations.

essential phrases and words:


• Greetings: Hello, Hi, Good morning/afternoon/evening
• Introductions: My name is __. What’s your name? Nice to meet you.
• Simple responses: Yes, No, Thank you, Please

Role-Play Practice

Meeting Someone for the First Time

You: Hello! What's your name?


Student: Hi! My name is ----------. What’s your name?
You: Nice to meet you, ------- My name is ___----------
Student: Nice to meet you too!

You: How are you today?


Student: I'm good, thank you! And you?
You: I'm good, thank you for asking.
You: Where are you from?
Student: I'm from --------. Where are you from?
You: I’m from -----------.

You: What do you like to do for fun?


Student: I like --------. And you?
You: I like ----------.

1. At a Coffee Shop

You: Hello! What would you like to order?


Student: Hi! I would like a coffee, please.
You: Sure! Would you like it hot or iced?
Student: I want it hot, please.
You: Great! Anything else?
Student: No, thank you.
You: That will be $3. Enjoy your coffee!

2. Asking for Directions

You: Excuse me, can you help me?


Student: Sure! What do you need?
You: Where is the nearest bus stop?
Student: Go straight and turn left. It’s near the bookstore.
You: Thank you very much!
Student: You’re welcome!

3. At a Clothing Store

You: Hello! Can I help you?


Student: Yes, I’m looking for a T-shirt.
You: What color would you like?
Student: I want a blue one, please.
You: What size do you need?
Student: Medium, please.
You: Here you go. Do you want to try it on?
Student: No, thank you. I'll take it.
4. Introducing a Friend

You: Hi! This is my friend [Friend's Name].


Student: Hello, [Friend's Name]! Nice to meet you.
Friend: Nice to meet you too!
You: [Friend’s Name] likes basketball. What do you like?
Student: I like reading books.

Leisure = free time

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