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In pairs tick the words which you saw in the video.
| hotel | football | wine bar | |||
| pasta | pizza | bus | |||
| café | video | parking | |||
| taxi | menu | cinema | |||
| restaurant | jeans | snack bar |
Match the speakers’ names with what they said to Jerry after watching.
Hi, how are you? I live here in Norwich.
My name’s Linda. Fancy meeting you here!
I’m from Dublin, Ireland.
Jerry: Good morning.
Paul: 1
Jerry: Hello, pleased to meet you.
Christine: 1
Jerry: Christine, pleased to meet you. Where are you from?
Christine: 1
Jerry: Hello, pleased to meet you. What’s your name?
Linda: 1
Jerry: And where do you live, Andy?
Andy: 1
Match these people with what they do.
student
Paul research officer
Andy musician
Christine
International Words
11 In the streets of London you saw many international words like restaurant, pizza, menu. Think of international words in your language. Which words do you use for these things:computer, television, football ?
Are they the same or different in your language?
Write down four international words you know in your language. Then compare your answers with a partner.
| 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Greetings
A Watch the whole episode. Do you remember these words and phrases?
| a) Hello. b) Hiya. c) Hi, how are you? d) Hello. How do you do? | e) Hello. Pleased to meet you. f) Hello. What’s your name? g) Fancy meeting you here! h) Good morning. |
B Put them under these headings. You can use some phrases in both situations. Compare your answers with a partner.
| Greeting someone you know | Meeting someone new |
| b, … | f, … |
C Greet a friend in class. Greet a student you don’t know. Greet your teacher.
Did you use different phrases?
PERSONAL QUESTIONS
These questions are useful at the beginning of a conversation with someone new.
What’s your job? Where are you from?
What do you do? Where do you live?
Does Where are you from? always mean the same as Where do you live?