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LangSummL1 Flashcards

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Argentina. Nationality and Language:

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Argentinean / Spanish

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Brazil. Nationality and Language:

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Brazilian / Portuguese

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China. Nationality and Language:

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Chinese / Chinese

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United Kingdom. Nationality and Language:

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British / English

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France. Nationality and Language:

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French / French

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Germany. Nationality and Language:

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German / German

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Italy. Nationality and Language:

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Italian / Italian

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Japan. Nationality and Language:

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Japanese / Japanese

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Korea. Nationality and Language:

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Korean / Korean

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Mexico. Nationality and Language:

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Mexican / Spanish

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Spain. Nationality and Language:

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Spanish / Spanish

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United States. Nationality and Language:

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American / English

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I’m British. I’m from the United Kingdom.

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I’m [nationality]. I’m from the [country name].

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“The man’s name” is equivalent to write:

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The name of the man [ the subjects (third person) / the something of the subject]

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We like [ to ] eat breakfast at this restaurant.

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between to verbs; the second must have the gerund form

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to eat breakfast [at] this restaurant.

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To indicate a place

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[ The food ] [ is French ]

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Subject that gets identified with a nationality

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[ but ] he speaks Italian [ very well ].

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but = to start an opposite declaration to the previous sentence
very well = to say that something is more than good

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is [ the best ] Mexican

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the best = to say that a subject exceeds its similar in a specific measure or certain degree

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the owners [ are from Madrid].

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subject belongs to an geographic location

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Hong Kong and China

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To join two subjects in order to describe them

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This is [our] [favorite] restaurant.

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Our = belongs to a subject
favorite = adjective (is writted before the subject with such property)

23
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Kate and Tom like to eat breakfast at the __________ restaurant.

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name a nationality according to the text

24
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What is your favorite kind of food?

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[the way to write and pronounce a question]

25
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Subject Pronouns
Singular

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I
You
He
She
It

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Subject Pronouns
Plural

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We
You
They

27
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The Simple Present Tense of Be

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I am = I’m
You are = You’re
He is = He’s
She is = She’s
It is = It’s
We are = We’re
You are = You’re
They are = They’re

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SUBJECT PRONOUNS AND THE VERB BE
Negative Statements

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I am not = I’m not
You are not = You’re not = You aren’t
He is not = He’s not = He isn’t
She is not = She’s not = She isn’t
It is not = It’s not = It isn’t
We are not = We’re not = We aren’t
You are not = You’re not = You aren’t
They are not = They’re not = They aren’t

29
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bed-and-breakfast (noun)

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a small hotel that serves food in the morning
The bed-and-breakfast is in California

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guest (noun) = guest

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a person who stays at a hotel or at your home
Maria is a guest at the bed-and-breakfast.

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trip (noun) = trip

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a time when you travel from one place to another
This is my first trip to the United States.

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serve (verb) = serve

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to offer food to people at a restaurant
They serve pizza and pasta at the Italian restaurant.

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Excuse me (expression)

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Used to interrupt someone politely
Excuse me. Can you help me?

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My name is

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used to introduce yourself

35
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Nice to meet you

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used when you are happy to talk to someone for the first time
Nice to meet you, Simone.

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Welcome to

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used to greet someone who is new to a place

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Where are you from? (expression) = Where are you from?

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used to ask someone where he or she was born

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noun

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a word (other than a pronoun) used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things ( common noun ), or to name a particular one of these ( proper noun ).

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baker (noun) = baker

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someone who makes bread and cakes
Our baker lives next door.

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bank teller (noun) = bank teller

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someone who works with money in a bank
The bank teller gives money to customers.

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cashier (noun) = cashier

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someone who takes or pays out money in a store
The cashier works in the supermarket.

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clerk (noun) = clerk

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someone who works in an office or at a hotel reception desk
The clerk is very friendly.

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flight attendant (noun) = flight attendant

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someone who serves food and helps people on airplanes
The flight attendant is very friendly.

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neighborhood (noun) = neighborhood

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an area of a town
He lives in the neighborhood.

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receptionist (noun) = receptionist

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someone who answers the telephone in an office
The receptionist is very busy.

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waiter (noun) = waiter

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a man who serves food in a restaurant
Carlos works as a waiter.

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I didn’t catch (that). (expression) = I didn’t catch (that).

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used to say that you didn’t understand something
I’m sorry, I didn’t catch your address.

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This is (Donald). (expression) = This is (Donald).

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used to introduce someone
Susan, this is Donald.

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What do you do? (expression) = What do you do?

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used to ask someone about his or her job
“What do you do, Arnaud?” “I’m a cook.”

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QUESTIONS WITH BE

Yes/No Questions with Be

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Be Subject
am I
are you
is
he/she/it
are we
are you
are
they

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Questions with Question Words and Be

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Question Word Be Subject
What is it?
Who are they?
When is/’s the movie?
Where is/’s the restaurant?
Why are you here?
How is/’s Rachel?

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