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    Lesson Two

    The Second Lesson


    WHERE ARE YOU FROM?
    - I am from Moldova.
    And you?

    - Where are you from?

    - I am from Russia.

    Romania

    No
    rd

    Country ara /

    Moldova

    - Nice to meet you.

    Nationality
    naionalitatea/
    Moldovan moldovean /

    Romanian roman /

    France

    French francez /

    Germany

    German german /

    ine

    Pr
    o-B
    us

    Italy

    Romanian romna /

    Romanian romna /

    Russian rusa /
    English engleza /

    English engleza /

    French franceza /

    German germana /

    Italian italiana /

    ss

    Great Britain

    Russian rus /
    American American /

    British britanic /

    Russia
    U.S.A./America

    Language limba /

    Italian Italian /

    Exercises:
    1. Fill in the spaces below speaking about yourself:
    - Where are you from?
    - I am from ___________.
    - What nationality are you?
    - I am ____________.
    - What language do you speak?
    - I speak __________.
    2. Fill in the text with names of nationalities and languages:
    Ion is from Moldova. He speaks Romanian. Ions mother is also from Moldova.
    She is . She speaks Romanian. Ions Father is from Russia. He speaks . He
    understands Romanian but it is difficult for him to speak. Ions best friend is
    from Romania. He speaks and because he lived in America for 2 years.
    1

    A: Hello. Are you here at the conference?


    B: Yes, we are.
    A: Thats nice. Im Paul and this is Fred.
    B: Glad to meet you.
    A: Why are you in London?
    B: Im here on business.

    ine

    ss

    A: Excuse me, where are you from?


    B: Im from Russia.
    A: Are you here as a tourist?
    B: Yes I am.
    A: Whats your name?
    B: My name is Nick. Im an engineer.

    No
    rd

    3. Practice the following dialogues:


    A: Hello, Ann.
    B: Hello, Pete. How are you?
    A: Fine, thank you. And you?
    B: Not bad,but my husbands not well today.
    A: Oh, Im sorry to hear that.

    Pr
    o-B
    us

    A: Who is this lady?


    B: Mrs. Brown, my boss. She is a lovely person, very easy to work with, very
    fair.
    A: Excuse me, who is that gentleman?:
    B: Thats Mr. Herbert.
    A: Nice to meet you. Where is he from?
    B: He is from Germany.
    A: Whats his job?
    B: He is the director of our company.
    A: Sorry to interrupt you.
    B: Thats all right.
    A: Where is the bus stop, please?
    B: Its over there on the right.
    A: Thank you.
    B: Not at all.

    Present Simple: Verb to BE a fi/

    Nr.
    Sg./.

    Pl./.

    Pers.
    1
    2
    3
    1
    2
    3

    +
    I am
    you are
    he, she, it is
    we are
    you are
    they are

    I am not
    you are not
    he, she, it is not
    we are not
    you are not
    they are not

    ?
    Am I?
    Are you?
    Is he, she it?
    Are we?
    Are you?
    Are they?

    Pl./.

    +
    I have
    you have
    he, she, it has
    we have
    you have
    they have

    Days of the week

    I have not
    you have not
    he, she, it has not
    we have not
    you have not
    they have not

    ss

    Sg./.

    Pers.
    1
    2
    3
    1
    2
    3

    ?
    have I?
    have you?
    Has he, she it?
    have we?
    have you?
    have they?

    Seasons

    ine

    Nr.

    No
    rd

    Present Simple: Verb to HAVE a avea/

    Pr
    o-B
    us

    What day is it today?


    Today is Monday.

    What season is it now?


    It is Spring.

    Read and learn the poems:


    Solomon Grundy
    Mondays child is fair of face
    Solomon Grundy,
    Born on a Monday,
    Christened on a Tuesday,
    Married on a Wednesday,
    Took ill in Thursday,
    Worse on Friday,
    Died on Saturday,
    Buried on Sunday,
    This is the end
    Of Solomon Grundy.

    Mondays child is fair of face,


    Tuesdays child is full of grace,
    Wednesdays child is full of woe,
    Thursdays child has far to go,
    Fridays child is loving and giving,
    Saturdays child works hard for living,
    But the child that is born on Sunday
    Is jolly, good, and sweet like honey.

    Exercises:
    1. Put the sentences in the negative and interrogative forms:
    1. Ion is a teacher. ________________ ________________
    2. The workers are in the section. _____________________
    _____________________________
    3. We are happy. ________________ _________________

    No
    rd

    4. Maria is from Chisinau. ______________________


    ________________________

    5. We are at home. _________________ _______________


    6. They are at the market. _____________________
    _______________________

    ss

    7. There is a car in the yard. _______________________

    ine

    _______________________

    8. My friend is an engineer. ____________________

    Pr
    o-B
    us

    ________________________

    2. Fill in the spaces with the correct form of the verb to be:
    1. I a pupil. 2. My father not a teacher, he a scientist. 3. your aunt a
    doctor? - Yes, she . 4. they at home? - No, they not at home, they at
    work. 5. My brother a worker. He at work. 6. you an engineer? - Yes, I
    7. your sister a typist? - No, she not a typist, she a student. 8. your
    brother at school? - Yes, he . 9. your sister at school? - No, she not at
    school. My sister at home. 10. this your watch? - Yes, it . 11. She an
    actress. 12. This my bag. 13. My uncle an office-worker. He at work.
    3. Ask the questions as in the model:
    Example: Are you a fireman? Yes, I am. (No, Im not. Im a dentist.)
    Is Ion a waiter?

    Yes, he is. (No, he isnt. He is a taxi driver.)

    1. Is Tony Blair a policeman? ___________________________________.


    2. Are you a businessman/businesswoman?
    _________________________________________________________.
    3. Is Vladimir Putin a singer?
    4

    ________________________________________________________.
    4. Is Madonna a dentist?
    _________________________________________________________.
    5. Are you a student?
    _________________________________________________________.
    6. Is Julia Roberts an actress?

    No
    rd

    _________________________________________________________.

    ine

    ss

    4. Fill in the spaces below: my, are,there is, his, has, us, is, there are, her,
    have, mine.
    1. family is big. I a brother and two sisters. 2. This Andrei. He a
    dog. His name Frisk. 3. Diana a teacher. She lessons every day.
    schedule is very busy. 4. We friends since childhood. 5. These my books.
    These books are . 6. We dinner together. 7. Does he children? 8.
    people in the street. 9. a car in front of the house. 10. Tell (we) about your
    plans.
    5. Translate the sentences:
    1. People are always busy. _______________________________________

    Pr
    o-B
    us

    2. Lena is free today. ___________________________________________


    3. Diana is on duty today. _______________________________________
    4. All workers are present. _______________________________________
    5. Somebody is absent. _________________________________________
    6. The woman is sorry. _________________________________________
    7. Andrew is married. __________________________________________
    8. We are young. ______________________________________________
    9. They are old ________________________________________________
    10. The boy is happy. ___________________________________________
    11. We are glad to see you. ______________________________________
    12. The director is angry. _______________________________________
    13. Yes, you are right. _________________________________________
    5

    14. No you are completely wrong. ________________________________


    15. The work is done. __________________________________________
    16. People are hungry. _________________________________________
    17. Is anybody thirsty? _________________________________________
    18. We are fond of foreign languages. _____________________________

    No
    rd

    19. He is going to study German. _________________________________


    6. Match the expressions:

    ine

    ss

    a. (a fi de serviciu)
    b. (a fi nsetat)
    c. (a fi pasionat de ceva) -
    d. (a lua cina)
    e. (a fi liber)
    f. (a fi bucuros)
    g. (a lua o gustare)
    h. (a fi ocupat)
    i. (a fi greit)
    j. (a se termina) -
    k. (a fi fericit)
    l. (a fi tnar)
    m. (a fi prezent)
    n. (a fi btrn)
    o. (a fi suprat)
    p. (a lua micul dejun)
    q. (a lua prnzul)
    r. (a fi cstorit) \
    s. (a avea dreptate)
    t. (a fi flmnd)
    u. (a-i prea ru)
    v. (a avea de gnd s) -

    w. (a fi absent)

    Pr
    o-B
    us

    1. __ To be busy
    2. __ To be happy
    3. __ To be on duty
    4. __ To be present
    5. __ To be absent
    6. __ To be sorry
    7. __ To be married
    8. __ To have supper
    9. __ To be old
    10. __ To be glad
    11. __ To be free
    12. __ To be angry
    13. __ To be right
    14. __ To be wrong
    15. __ To have breakfast
    16. __ To be fond of
    17. __ To be thirsty
    18. __ To be hungry
    19. __ To be going to
    20. __ To be over
    21. __ To have lunch
    22. __ To be young
    23. __ To have a snack

    7. Listen to the following dialogues:

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