Everyday English

Introducing someone

Listen and read the dialogue. Pay
attention to the highlighted parts.
Work in groups. Practise
introducing a friend to
someone else.

New friends at school
Read and tick the questions you
think are suitable to ask a new
friend at school.
There is a quiz for students in the
new school newsletter. Answer
the questions.
Work in groups. Take turn to
interview the others. Use the
questions above.

Everyday English
Introducing someone

Listen and read the dialogue. Pay attention to the
highlighted parts.

Vy: Phong, this is Duy, my new friend.
Phong: Hi, Duy. Nice to meet you.
Duy: Hi, Phong. Nice to meet you, too.

Work in groups. Practise introducing a friend
to someone else.

New friends at school

Read and tick the questions you think are suitable
to ask a new friend at school.

1. Are you from around here?
2. Do you like music?
3. How much money do you get?
4. What is your favourite subject at school?

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5. Are you hungry now?
6. Do you play football?
7. How do you go to school avery day?
8. Where do you often go shopping?

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Write one or two more questions on a piece
of paper. Then share them with the class.

There is a quiz for students in the new school
newsletter. Answer the questions.

1. Do you remember all your new classmate's names?
Yes

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No

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2. Do you often listen to your friend's advice?
Yes

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No

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3. Do you share things with your classmates?
Yes

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No

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4. Do you keep your friend's secret?
Yes

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No

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5. Do you play with your classmates at break time?
Yes

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No

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6. Do you help your classmates with their homework?
Yes

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No

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7. Do you go to school with your friends?
Yes

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No

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8. Do you listen when your classmates are talking?
Yes

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No

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Work in groups. Take turn to interview the others.
Use the questions above.