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The document describes various people and their relationships to different countries and nationalities. Alain is a French artist from France, Carmelo is an Italian cook from Italy, and Yarah is a Brazilian dancer who likes Brazil. Kalyca is a Greek musician in a Greek costume, Gyasi is an Egyptian boy, and Han is a German man who likes German folk songs. Walton is a British author from Britain, Russel is a Canadian student who loves winter in Canada, and Liang is a Chinese samurai who teaches Chinese martial arts. Sedric is an Irish teacher who teaches Irish in Dublin. Naoki is a Japanese housewife from Tokyo who likes Japanese costumes. Lucero has a Mexican guitar and is
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Countries and nationalities 1 vocabulary exercise worksheet
- 1. CCOOUUNNTTRRIIEESS AANNDD NNAATTIIOONNAALLIITTIIEESS Alain is a France/French artist. He is from France/French.There is a France/French flag in his new painting. Carmelo is from Italy/Italian. He is a famous Italy/Italian cook. Rome is the capital city of Italy/Italian . Yarah is a Brazil/Brazilian dancer.She likes Brazil/Brazilian very much. Brazil/Brazilian is famous for its carnivals. Greece/Greek is a European country.Kalyca is a Greece/Greek musician. She is in her Greece/Greek costume. Egypt/Egyptian is in Africa. Cairo is the capital city of Egypt/Egyptian.Gyasi is an Egypt/Egyptian boy. Han is a Germany/German man.He likes Germany/German folk songs. Germany/German is famous for its cars. London is the capital city of Britain/British. Walton is a Britain/British author.He is from Britain/British. Ottawa is a big city in Canada /Canadian.Russel is a Canada /Canadian student. He loves winter in Canada /Canadian. Liang is from China/Chinese. He is a China/Chinese samurai.He likes teaching China/Chinese martial arts. Sedric is an Ireland/Irish teacher He teaches Ireland/Irish at school.He lives in Dublin.It's the capital city of Ireland/Irish. Naoki is a Japan/Japanese housewife. She is from Tokyo, Japan/Japanese.She likes Japan /Japanese traditional costumes. Lucero has got a Mexico /Mexican guitar.He is from Mexico /Mexican.He likes playing Mexico /Mexican music. Country or Nationality? Circle the correct words in bold to complete the sentences correctly Copyright © 2014. englishwsheets.com. All rights reserved.
- 2. CCOOUUNNTTRRIIEESS AANNDD NNAATTIIOONNAALLIITTIIEESS Alain is a France/French artist. He is from France/French.There is a France/French flag in his new painting. Carmelo is from Italy/Italian. He is a famous Italy/Italian cook. Rome is the capital city of Italy/Italian . Yarah is a Brazil/Brazilian dancer.She likes Brazil/Brazilian very much. Brazil/Brazilian is famous for its carnivals. Greece/Greek is a European country.Kalyca is a Greece/Greek musician. She is in her Greece/Greek costume. Egypt/Egyptian is in Africa. Cairo is the capital city of Egypt/Egyptian.Gyasi is an Egypt/Egyptian boy. Han is a Germany/German man.He likes Germany/German folk songs. Germany/German is famous for its cars. London is the capital city of Britain/British. Walton is a Britain/British author.He is from Britain/British. Ottawa is a big city in Canada /Canadian.Russel is a Canada /Canadian student. He loves winter in Canada /Canadian. Liang is from China/Chinese. He is a China/Chinese samurai.He likes teaching China/Chinese martial arts. Sedric is an Ireland/Irish teacher He teaches Ireland/Irish at school.He lives in Dublin.It's the capital city of Ireland/Irish. Naoki is a Japan/Japanese housewife. She is from Tokyo, Japan/Japanese.She likes Japan /Japanese traditional costumes. Lucero has got a Mexico /Mexican guitar.He is from Mexico /Mexican.He likes playing Mexico /Mexican music. Country or Nationality? Circle the correct words in bold to complete the sentences correctly Copyright © 2014. englishwsheets.com. All rights reserved.