lesson 1. Getting to know each other

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

to English training (Elementary level A1)  

Introduction to English (A1)

Hello ! this is Wejden Cherif

• From Nabeul 
• Third year BA in English Literature &  civilization 
•  Participated in an internship in MAHDIA (USAID)  
• Served as the CEO for multiple university projects
• Taught English for kids 

Getting to know each other Game

1. Post 3 emojis in the chat that describe you as a person

Example: 👧♐🐈

2. Post 3 emojis in the chat that describe your hobbies

Example: 🍳✈️📖

3. Explain your choices

Tell me your name, age and the languages you speak :)

My Name is Marc Lukken, I am 56 years old.
I speak Dutch, English and a few words of French, but not much.

What do you want to learn? At the end of these lessons I can...

Send in what you expect and what you would like to discuss!

+- 25 min

Goals of Today's session

• To get to know each other!
   
• You know what we are going to work on
   
• I will know what you want to learn
   
• You understand the present simple 

• Join on time   
• Keep your microphone muted when not speaking 
• Use the chat/raise your hand if you have a question

Introduction to English

Entry-level test A1

- Work on the assignments on the next page

- let me know your score (private message)

- We will repeat this assignment after a few weeks. 

A2/ B1 intermediate socrative:
https://b.socrative.com/teacher/#edit-quiz/49965995 

www.englishtag.com

book's exercise + audio 

Present Simple

--> Tegenwoordige tijd voor feiten, gewoontes, terugkerende activiteiten. 

'to be' = zijn

I am      (ik ben)                                We are (wij zijn)

He is    (hij is)                                    You are (jij bent)
She is  (zij is)                                    They are (zij zijn)

It is       (het is)           

                

www.montsemorales.com

www.really-learn-english.com

One thing you learned from this session

Next time (12-26-24)

- Present simple recap

- Tell the group 5 facts about yourself

- Present simple negative

- Asking questions

- conversations