HHi! I’m Abbey.
Abbey Wilson, and I’m
going to introduce you
to some of my friends.
But first, let me tell you a
little bit about myself.
I’m 12 years old and I’ve
got one brother and two
sisters.
Brian is 7, Lottie is 10 and
Rosemary is 14.
We live in a big apartment
in Canterbury, Kent.

Let’s start with simple greetings.
In English we say “Good Morning”,
“Good Afternoon”, “Good Evening”
when we greet people and “Goodbye” when we
leave - but remember that “Goodnight”
means that you are saying goodbye to
someone at night.
It´s not the same as “Buenas Noches” in
Spanish.
We have lots of ways of greeting each other –
but the most common is simply:
1. Good morning
2. Good afternoon how are you?
3. Good evening
I´m fine, thanks – and you?
Fine, thanks

Introductions
So what are the rules for making introductions?
How do you introduce yourself?
How do you introduce other people to each other?

Name
Nationality
Age
Personality
Family
Pets
Jane
English
131/2
(thirteen and a half)
quite shy
little absent-minded
2 brothers
(Matthew + Scott)
1 dog
(Sunny)
Hello! My name’s Jane.
I’m English and I’m thirteen
and a half years old.
I’m quite shy and a little
absent minded.
I’ve got two brothers –
Mathew and Scott, and I’ve
got a dog – his name’s Sunny
How to introduce
yourself

Name
Nationality
Age
Personality
Family
Pets
Mary
Irish
121/2
(twelve and a half)
quite nervious
extreamly clever
2 sisters
(Helen + Kathrine
1 cat
(Duster)
Now complete with this
information.
Well! Her name’s…
How to introduce
another person

Name?
Nationality?
Age?
Personality?
Family?
Pets?
?
What is your name? (What’s your name?)
What is your nationality? (What’s your nationality?)
How old are you?
What are you like?
Have you got any brothers and sisters?
(Do you have any brothers and sisters?)
Have you got any pets?
(Do you have any pets?)

Now do the same for yourself. Remember:
Hello! My name’s …
I’m [+ nationality] and I’m … (years old).
I am a little / quite / very / extremely [+
adjective].
I’ve got … brother(s) and … sister(s).
I haven’t got any brothers and sisters.
I’ve got … [cat(s)] and … [dog(s)]
I haven’t got any pets.
Write your introduction here

Introducing other people to each other
Hi James, this is
Mary - she´s a
friend of mine.
Hi Mary, nice to
meet you.
Nice to meet you too,
James

Let’s practice some
more
Introduce Becky to
your class – but first
write down what you
are going to say in the
space below.
Remember to say“she”
and “her”
Name
Nationality
Age
Personality
Family
Pets
Rebecca
Scottish
13
very friendly
extremely talkative
1 sister (Susan)
2 cats
(Comet + Tiger)
Nickname Becky
Physical
Description
long wavy red hair
blue eyes + glasses
tall + slim

They are going to help me with these
presentations.
Between us we are going to present
the Tlc 100.
A hundred areas of English grammar
and structures that will help you to
pass your examinations.
Now let me introduce you to my friends.
This is Paul Magda Bobbie and Cleo

We´re going to
start with Paul in
Chapter 2, and
he’s going to talk
about School
Each chapter focuses on
different areas of the TLC 100
and backup materials for those
areas can be found in our self
access resource unit on our
website
You will need a user name and
password to login to these
materials
Log in to the TLC 100
now for extra materials
to practice giving
personal information,
asking basic questions
and making
introductions

Yes, I’m Paul Gates and I live in
Canterbury, too.
In fact, I live in the same apartment
block as Abbey.
She lives on the 3rd floor and I live on
7th floor.
We are in the same class at school.
Magda’s in our class too, but Bobbie
and Cleo are a year older. They’re in
year 8.
In Chapter 2 I’m going to tell you
about our school.
The rules – what we can and can’t do.
See you later! Bye!

Chapter 1. meet my friends