This document provides vocabulary and conversation exercises for a lesson on introductions and greetings. It includes: 1) A vocabulary list with words like name, title, phone number, pronouns, and verbs related to introductions. 2) Sample conversations practicing introductions using names, titles and responses. 3) An explanation of possessive adjectives and examples like "my", "his", "her". 4) Exercises having students practice spelling names, using titles, and saying informal and formal greetings. The document aims to teach English language learners the key words and phrases used for basic introductions and greetings. Exercises reinforce using correct titles, possessive adjectives

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Unit 1: It is nice to meet you
 Pre-Listening questions
Look at your at the picture and answer these
questions:
1. Where are these people?
2. Who are these people?
3. What are they doing?
4. Have you ever been in this situation?

3. Vocabulary of the Unit
No Word Pashto M English meaning
1 Male ‫سړی‬/‫نارینه‬ Men or boys
2 Female ‫ښځه‬/‫ښځینه‬ Women/girls
3 Title ‫لقب‬/‫سرلیک‬ Word used before ones name
4 Miss ‫پیغله‬/‫میړوښه‬ ‫نا‬ Unmarried women or girl
5 Mr. ‫ښاغلی‬/‫اقا‬ Title used for men
6 Mrs. ‫واده‬‫ښځه‬ ‫شوی‬ Title used for married women
7 Ms. ‫پیغله‬/‫ښځه‬ Unmarried girl
8 Book ‫کتاب‬ A set of page under a cover
9 Class ‫صنف‬ Group of students taught together
10 Classmate ‫صنفي‬ Someone who is in the same class
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Math ‫ریاضي‬
the study of numbers, shapes and
space using reason

4. No Word Pashto M English meaning
1 Name ‫نوم‬/‫اسم‬ Word used for person, place, or thing
2 Nickname ‫غیر‬‫نوم‬ ‫رسمي‬ An informal name for someone/thing
3 Phone number ‫تیلفون‬ ‫د‬‫شمیره‬ Cell number
4 Teacher ‫استاذ‬/‫معلم‬ Someone whose job is to teach
5 Pronouns ‫ضمیرونه‬ Word used instead of noun
6 Subject ‫فاعل‬ Thing which is being discussed, studied
7 I ‫زه‬/‫متکلم‬ Person speaking
8 You ‫ته‬/‫مخاطب‬ Used to refer to the person or people
9 He ‫هفه‬‫سړی‬ Used for third person, singular, male
10 She ‫هغه‬‫پیغله‬/‫ښځه‬ Used for third person, singular, female
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5. Vocabulary
1. It
2. They
3. We
4. This
5. That
6. Adjective
7. Possessives
8. My
9. Your
10. His
1. A thing, animal or situation
2. Subject (used for people, animal, or
things)
3. Subject ( used for speaker and at least
one person another
4. Used for a near, singular person, object,
idea, etc
5. Used for a far, singular person, object,
idea, etc
6. a word that describes a noun or pronoun:
7. Something you own
8. of or belonging to me
9. Belonging to you
10. Belonging to a man, male , boy

6. Vocabulary
1. Her
2. Our
3. Famous
4. First
5. Last
6. Married
7. Popular
8. Single
9. Article
1. Belonging to a female
2. Of or belonging to us
3. known and recognized by many
people:
4. adjective, adverb, noun, pronoun
5. after everyone or everything else
6. Legally husband or wife of someone
7. liked, enjoyed or supported by many
people
8. One only
9. Indicator(a, an, the)

7. Vocabulary
1. Verb
2. Am
3. Are
4. Is
5. Adverbs
6. Responses
7. Over
8. Too
9. conjunctions
1. A word or phrase that describes an
action
2. Form of be used for I
3. Form of be used for you, we, they
4. Form of be use for he, she, it
5. a word that describes a verb, adj, or
another adv
6. An answer or reaction
7. There
8. Also
9. A word which is use to join two
words, or sentences

8. Post-vocabulary: Practice 1
S1: What is your……………..?
S2: My…………… is Ahmad.
S1: Are you……………..?
S2: No, I am single.
S3: He is known by many people. He is very______.
S2: He teaches the student in a class. He is a______.
S1: She is my______ . We study in a same class.

9. Page2: Conversation 1:
 I’m Jennifer Miller
Listen and practice the conversation
B Pair work Introduce yourself to the partner
Jennifer Miller
Michail Ota

10. Popular Names and Nicknames in
the U.S.
For males
Names Nicknames
Anthony Tony
Christopher Chris
Joshua Josh
Michael Mike
Matthew Matt
For females
Names Nicknames
Elizabeth Beth
Jennifer Jen
Katherine Kathy
Nicole Nicki
Susan Susi

11. P3: Grammar Focus
 Possessive Adjectives
Possessive Adjectives: Are those which are place, before
noun and show possession or ownership.
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Possessive Meaning Examples
My ‫زما‬ This is my book.
His ‫دهغه‬‫سړی‬ This is his brother.
Her ‫ښځی‬ ‫هغه‬ ‫د‬ Her son is very talented.
Its ‫بیجان‬ ‫هغه‬ ‫د‬ Its leg is broken
Your ‫ستا‬ Your students are very lazy.
Our ‫زمونژ‬ This is our family member.
Their ‫هغوی‬ ‫د‬ Their house is very green.

12. P3 Group work
Play “ The Name Game.” Make a circle. Learn the names
of your classmates.
A: My name is Ahmad.
B: His name is Ahmad. I’m Jamal.
C: His name is Ahmad, His name is Jamal, and I’m Khan.
The Alphabet
A Listen and practice the Alphabets
B Class activity Listen and practice. Then practice with your own
names make a list of your classmates’ names.
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13. P3: LISTENING Spelling names
 How do you spell the names? Listen and check the
correct answers.
Page4: Word Power Titles
A Listen and practice
Miss Ito (Single female) Ms. Chen (sing or married)
Mrs. Morgan (M Female) Mr. Garcia ( Single or M male)
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14. P4 SAYING HELLO
 A Listen and practice
Informal greetings: Formal Greetings:
Don’t use Title in Use Titles in formal greetings
Informal greetings. Good morning, Mr. Garcia.
Hi, Matthew. How are you?
How are you
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