Greetings

This week, we will learn other forms of "greeting people." Before you come to the class, you can learn the structures below. They are very useful :)

1. How is it going?
2. How are you doing?
3. I am doing well.
4. It is going well.
5. What's up?
6. What’s going on?
7. What’s new?
8. How is your day?
9. Good to see you.
10. Long time no see!
11. It has been a while.
12. Nice to see you.
13. Pleased to meet you.
14. Are you OK?
15. Is everything alright?
16. I feel great today.
17. I feel blue.
18. so- so
19. I am sad.
20. I am tired.
21. I am starving.
22. Much better.
23. Not bad.
24. Alright.
25. Okay.
26. Very well, thanks.
27. Couldn't be better.
28. Pretty good.
29. What's wrong.
30. I'm fine thank you.

Here is a nice revision of these phrases!

For video, click here. :)

Unit 1

Countries and Nationalities

Hi all, please make sure that you know all these words. Don't forget your cards.

actor (n)

architect (n)

aunt (n)

Australia (n)

Australian (n)

Britain (n)

British (n)

brother (n)

Bulgaria (n)

Bulgarian (n)

Canada (n)

Canadian (n)

chemist (n)

chill out (v)

China (n)

Chinese

(n) city map (n)

colleague (adj)

crowded (adj)

dancer (n)

dangerous (adj)

daughter (n)

delicious (adj)

disgusting (adj)

Egypt (n)

Egyptian (n)

empty (adj)

engineer (n)

fashion designer (n)

father (n)
Norway (n)

Norwegian (n)

notebook (n)

officer (n)

part-time (adj)

passport (n)

polite (adj)

Portugal (n)

Portugese (n)

safe (adj)

scientist (n)

sister (n)

son (n)

Spain (n)

Spanish (n)

Student ID Card (n)

stunning (adj)

Sweden (n)

Swedish (n)

talented (adj)

teacher (n)

Turkey (n)

Turkish (n)

ugly (adj)

umbrella (n)

uncle (n)

waiter (n)

waitress (n)

wallet (n)

wife (n)
France (n)

French (n)

friendly (adj)

German (n)

Germany (n)

gorgeous (adj)

grandfather (n)

grandmother (n)

Greece (n)

Greek (n)

husband (n)

India (n)

Indian (n)

Italian (n)

Italy (n)

impolite (adj)

instructor (n)

Japan (n)

Japanese (n)

journalist (n)

landscape (n) laptop (n)

mobile phone (n)

mother (n)

Welcome to our virtual classrom :)

Hi dear students,

This is our first post in this blog where you will find some useful information.




Your "to do list"

1) Buy at least two notebooks (one is for grammar, the other one is for Word knowledge)

2) Buy a yellow highlighter

3) Prepare blank yellow cards

4) Attendance is really important. Don't forget this.

And also remember "we are a big family." :)