English lesson - Introductions in a Different Way
- 10 years ago
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In this lesson, Justin will show you different phrases for your common introductions. Knowing these will bring a new twist to how you first introduce yourself along with general banter Pay attention and focus on listening so you'll be sure to understand, learn and improve with this new English lesson.
Lesson notes:
English lesson - Introductions in a Different Way
Hello everyone, today is back to the basics! Not really, as we will go over introductions that you probably learned in basic English classes and we will give them a different twist. In this way, you will recognize old meanings with new words. This will be a good chance to mingle in some different vocabulary than the usual basics for a change.
"My name is Justin, but you can call me Ju": The first part is a classic, but the second part is something you don't often see non-native speakers say. You can also use the formula "People call me" instead.
"What is your nationality?": Twist on Where are you from?
"What are your hobbies?": Hobbies are what you do in your free time.
"Do you have any siblings?": Variant on the Do you have any brothers & sisters?
Be sure to add MySunEnglish on Skype or Google+ for a free trial lesson!
In this lesson, Justin will show you different phrases for your common introductions. Knowing these will bring a new twist to how you first introduce yourself along with general banter Pay attention and focus on listening so you'll be sure to understand, learn and improve with this new English lesson.
Lesson notes:
English lesson - Introductions in a Different Way
Hello everyone, today is back to the basics! Not really, as we will go over introductions that you probably learned in basic English classes and we will give them a different twist. In this way, you will recognize old meanings with new words. This will be a good chance to mingle in some different vocabulary than the usual basics for a change.
"My name is Justin, but you can call me Ju": The first part is a classic, but the second part is something you don't often see non-native speakers say. You can also use the formula "People call me" instead.
"What is your nationality?": Twist on Where are you from?
"What are your hobbies?": Hobbies are what you do in your free time.
"Do you have any siblings?": Variant on the Do you have any brothers & sisters?