What do you call a person whose job is to help people with medical problems and prescribe drugs?
A doctor!
What's your middle name? Spell it for us!
.
Where's this person from? What's her nationality?
She's from France. She's French.
Can you count up to 20?
.
How would you describe your job?
It's a/an... job!
What do you call a person whose job is to prepare and cook food?
A chef!
What do you do?
I'm a / an...
What's your last name? Spell it for us!
.
What do you call a person whose job is to help students learn in classes at school?
A teacher!
Say 'hello' in a formal, neutral and informal way!
Good afternoon. (F) / Hi. (N) / What's up? (I)
Which is the odd one out?
Good night!
Good afternoon!
Good morning!
Good evening!
How old is your best friend?
He is... / She is... years old.
What is your birthday?
It's...
How do you say those numbers: 97, 655, 2389?
.
What's your cell number?
It's...
Where's this person from? What's her nationality?
She's from Colombia. She's Colombian.
Say 'goodbye' in a formal, neutral and informal way!
Have a nice day. (F) / Bye. (N) / See you. (I)
What is your birthdate?
It's...
What's your email adress?
It's...
What's your mailing adress?
It's...
Where's this person from? What's his nationality?
He's from Argentina. He's Argentine / Argentinian.
Should we call you Mr. / Mrs. / Ms. or Miss? Explain!