Basic information
What’s your name?
My name is___
How can you ask where someone is from?
Where are you from?
What’s your favorite color?
My favorite color is...
What’s your phone number?
fictional phone number
How can you ask someone’s age?
How old are you?
Someone tells you: “I’m Mexican.”
What question can you ask?
What’s your nationality?
How can you ask someone about their hobby?
What’s your hobby?
Put the words in the correct order:
your / what’s / address?
What’s your address?
What’s your ______ name?
first / middle / last
How can you ask for the name of someone’s country?
What’s the name of your country?
Put the words in the correct order:
favorite / what’s / color / your?
What’s your favorite color?
You want to know someone’s email address. What can you ask?
What’s your email address?
Someone tells you: “I’m a student.”
What question can you ask to know their occupation?
What do you do? / What’s your occupation?
Someone tells you: “I live in Tijuana.”
What question can you ask?
Where do you live?
Someone tells you: “My hobby is playing soccer.”
What question did you ask?
What’s your hobby?
How do you say these symbols in English? @ . _ -
at, dot, underscore, hyphen
You meet a new classmate. Ask three questions to get their basic information.
???
You want to know where someone is from, their nationality, and the city where they live. Ask the three questions.
Where are you from? / What’s your nationality? / Where do you live?
Put the words in the correct order:
your / what’s / hobby?
What’s your hobby?
Read this email aloud:
ana.lopez_12@gmail.com
Ana dot Lopez underscore twelve at Gmail dot com.