This document provides vocabulary for introducing oneself, asking questions, and describing the day. It includes common greetings and questions for exchanging names, occupations, addresses, ages, and marital status. Positive and negative forms of the verb "to be" are listed along with examples of expressing opinions about the day using adjectives like "beautiful", "good", and "bad". Common jobs like teacher, secretary, and caretaker are also listed.

1. SINGULAR
- What’s this ?
- It’s a pen.
PLURAL
- What are these ?
- They’re pencils.

2. What’s the question ?
NAME ?
SURNAME ?
SPELL SURNAME ?
CITY / COUNTRY ?
ADDRESS ?
PHONE NUMBER ?
AGE ?
JOB ?
MARRIED ?
WELL ?

3. Don’ t worry !!
Be happy !!
Relax !!

4. Adjectives of opinion
It’s a beautiful day !   
It’s a fantastic day !   
It’s a great day !   
It’s a really good day.  
It’s a good day. 
It’s a bad day. 
It’s a really bad day !  
It’s an awful day !   
It’s a terrible day !   

5. JOBS / PROFESSIONS
- What’s your job ?
- What do you do ?
- I’m a teacher.

6. I’m a Head teacher
I’m an Italian teacher.
I’m a French teacher.
I’m a Latin teacher.
I’m a Greek teacher.
I’m a history teacher.
I’m a philosophy teacher.
I’m a maths teacher.
I’m a physics teacher.
I’m a science teacher.
I’m a computer science / an information technology teacher.
I’m a history of art teacher.
I’m a religious education teacher.
I’m an economics teacher.
I’m an electronics teacher.
I’m a technical design teacher.
I’m a P.E. teacher.
I’m an assistant teacher for handicapped children.
I’m a laboratory technician.
I’m a secretary.
I’m a school caretaker.

7. The verb “TO BE”
SHORT ANSWERSNEGATIVE FORM
Yes, I am. No, I’m not.
Yes, you are. No, you aren’t. (you’re not)
Yes, he is. No, he isn’t. (he’s not)
Yes, she is. No, she isn’t. (she’s not)
Yes, it is. No, it isn’t. (it’s not)
Yes, we are. No, we aren’t. (we’re not)
Yes, you are. No, you aren’t. (you’re not)
Yes, they are. No, they aren’t. (they’re not)

8. PERSONAL QUESTIONS
- What’s your address ?
It’s 10, Roma Street.
-What’s your phone number ?
It’s 0133 96452207
-How old are you ?
I’m 25. (I’m 25 years old.)
-Are you married ?
Yes, I am.
No, I’m not. (I’m single, I’m divorced, I’m separated)

9. “I’m sorry, I don’t understand !!
Can you repeat it please ?”

10. “I’m sorry, I don’t understand !!
Can you repeat it please ?”