Learn what you will use today.تعلّم ما ستستخدمه اليوم.
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Unit 1 · Introductions and essential sentences
Unit 2 · Time, numbers, and daily routines
Unit 3 · Shopping, locations, and directions
Unit 4 · Work and professional communication
Unit 5 · Travel and everyday services
Unit 6 · Digital life and technology
Unit 7 · Experiences and stories
- Talk about life experiences
- Separate the experience from when it happened
- Describe what was happening when something else happened
- Talk about past habits that have ended
- Put the events of a short story in order
- Say how long something has continued
- Say what is done and what is not done yet
- Describe a feeling and what caused it
- Show which of two past events came first
- Report what someone said
Unit 8 · Opinions, plans, and solving problems
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Practise an introductionطبّق محادثة التعارف
Introductions and essential sentencesLesson 10 · A2 · 10 minutes
In this lesson
Combine a greeting, name, work, and closing in a short conversation.
The idea, simply
Order the information from greeting to introduction, then close politely. The usual order is greeting, name, country or job, then Nice to meet you. Keep each piece of information in one short sentence.
Examples
Hello, I am Salma from Cairo.
I work in sales at a small company.
Nice to meet you too.
Lesson words
- salesالمبيعاتI work in sales.
- conversationمحادثةStart a short conversation.
- informationمعلوماتShare basic information.
- finishينهيFinish the conversation politely.
Lesson exercises
- Put the words in the correct order.
- Complete the gap: Nice to ___ you.
- Choose the correct English sentence.
- What comes first in a self-introduction?
- Combine a greeting, name, work, and closing in a short conversation.