1. Mr. David Castillo M. English Teacher.
English I, Unit 1
Mr. David Castillo M.
English Teacher.

2. Introducing yourself A: Hi! B: Hi! A: My name’s ______
What’s your name?
B: I’m ___________
A: Nice to meet you ____
B: Nice to meet you too.

3. Class rules.
1- Come to class prepared with materials, positive attitude and on time . Students are not allowed to come into the classroom after 15 minutes.
2- Spanish is banned (prohibited)
3- Pay attention and do not talk while the teacher is talking.
4- No personal grooming, electronics, food or drinks (except water) in class.
5- Discuss grades or class expectations after class.
6- No gossip allowed.

4. Teacher instructions. Open your books / Close your books Turn to page…
Listen and practice
Work in groups of three / Work with a partner
Give me your paper/ test
Please listen and repeat

5. Unit 1: It’s nice to meet you. Listen, complete and practice.
Michael: Hi. My _______ is Michael Ota.
Jennifer: I’m Jennifer Miller.
Michael: It’s ______ to meet you, Jennifer.
Jennifer: Nice to _______ you, too.
Michael: I’m sorry. What’s your ______ ______ again?
Jennifer: It’s Miller.
nice
last name
meet
name

6. Names.
First names Last names
Jennifer Miller
Michael Ota

7. The Name Game Person 1: My name is …….. David
Person 2: His name is David. I am Patricia
Person 3: His name is David. Her name is Patricia, I am Victor.

8. The Alphabet.

9. How do you spell it? A: What’s you name? B: I’m David
A: How do you spell it?
B: It’s D – A – V – I –D

10. Saying Hello

11. Saying Hello Situation 1 Lisa: Hi, Matthew. How are you?
Matt: Great! How about you, Lisa?
Situation 2
Alex: Good Morning, Mr. Garcia. How are you?
Mr. Garcia: I’m just fine, Alex. Thank you

12. Situation 3
Ashley: Good afternoon, Brad. How are you?
Brad: Not bad, thanks. How are you?
Situation 4
Ms. Chen: Good evening, Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Morgan: Hello, Ms. Chen. How are you?
Ms. Chen: I’m Ok, thank you.

13. Subject pronouns and Possessive adjectives
I My
You Your
He His
She Her
We Our
They Their

14. Complete these sentences using my / your / his / her.
He’s Alex, my classmate. __________ last name is Gonzalez.
2. She’s Mrs. Martinez, my English teacher. __________ first name is Doris.
3. Mary and I are in the same class. She is __________ classmate.
4. Mr. Garcia is my new teacher. __________ first name is Robert.
5. She’s Lisa, a friend from school. __________ last name is Jones.
6. A: Hi. I’m Bob. What’s __________ name?
B: __________ name is Alice.
7. A: Daniel, what’s __________ phone number?
B: It’s

15. Verb to be. I’m = I am You’re = You are He’s = He is She’s = She is
It’s = It is
We’re= We are
They’re= They are

18. Are you married? Who is that man?
Yes, I am He is Peter.
No, I am not Where are you from?
Is he from California? I’m from Mexico
Yes, He is
No, He is not

19. Complete these conversations using am, is, or are.
1. MARK: Hi, Carol. How ________ you today?
CAROL: I ________ just fine, thank you.
2. AMY: Hi. I ________ Amy Jones. I ________ in this class.
JOSH: Hi, Amy. It ________ nice to meet you.
3. BOB: What _________ her name?
ALEX: It __________ Rose. She _______ in my math class.
4. SAM: _________ you Carol Brown?
CAROL: Yes, I _______.
SAM: Hi. I ________ Sam Miller. How _______ you today?
5. CHRIS: What _______ your name?
LILY: I _______ Lily Diaz.
CHRIS: It ________ nice to meet you, Lily.
6. JOHN: Excuse me. ________ you Jennifer Robinson?
ALICE: No, I ________ not. Jennifer _________ over there.

20. INTRODUCING YOURSELF ANNE: Hi. My name is Anne Wilson.
BRIAN: I’m Brian Harris.
ANNE: It’s nice to meet you, Brian.
BRIAN: Nice to meet you, too.

21. INTRODUCING SOMEONE LISA: Karen, this is Peter. He’s in our class.
KAREN: Hi, Peter.
PETER: Hi, Karen. It’s nice to meet you.
KAREN: Nice to meet you, too.
DANIEL: Joe, this is Ruth. She’s our new classmate.
JOE: Hello, Ruth.
RUTH: Hi, Joe. It’s nice to meet you.
JOE: Nice to meet you, too.

22. NUMBERS 1 One 6 Six 2 Two 7 Seven 3 Three 8 Eight 4 Four 9 Nine
5 Five Ten

23. Practice these numbers
Name: Anna Smith
Work phone:
Home phone:
Cell phone:

24. Name: David Robinson
Work phone:
Home phone:
Cell phone:

25. Saying Good bye. • When you leave someone, you usually say: Good-bye
See you soon
See you later
See you tomorrow
• When someone goes to bed, you usually say :
Good night.
You can also say Sleep well.
Don’t say Good night when you
arrive somewhere, only when you leave (at night).

26. Situation 1
Lisa: See you later, Matthew.
Matt: Bye- bye, Lisa.
Situation 2
Alex: Good-bye. Have a nice day.
Mr. Garcia: See you tomorrow.

27. Situation 3
Kim: Bye, have a good evening.
Brad: Thanks, Kim. You, too.
Situation 4
Ms Chen: Good night, Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Morgan: Good bye, Ms. Chen.