The document provides sample dialogues for introducing oneself and asking where someone is from. It instructs readers to practice the dialogues in pairs by filling in their own name and country of origin. The goal is to help readers learn common introductory conversations in English.

2. READ, LISTEN AND REPEAT: Hello!
What’s your
name?
My name is
Sue. What’s
I’m Helen.
your name?
Nice to meet
you, too.
Nice to meet
you Helen.

3. NOW, PRACTICE THIS Hello!
DIALOGUE WITH YOUR What’s your
PARTNER. name?
My name is
______. What’s
I’m ________.
your name?
Nice to meet
you, too.
Nice to meet
you _______.

4. READ, LISTEN AND REPEAT.
How are you
Sue?
I’m fine,
thanks. And I’m OK, thank
you? you.
NOW, PRACTICE THIS DIALOGUE IN
PAIRS.

5. READ, LISTEN AND REPEAT:
Where are you
from Sue?
I’m from China.
What about I’m from
you? France.
Yes, I am. Are
Are you
you Chinese?
French?
Yes, I am.

6. NOW, PRACTICE THIS
DIALOGUE WITH YOUR Where are you
PARTNER from _______?
I’m from _____.
What about I’m from
you? ________.
Yes, I am. Are
Are you
you ________?
________?
Yes, I am.