Unit 1 – Expressions

Introductions: Expressions

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💻 Study Cards with Audio:

Escucha las expresiones y repite en voz alta.

1.

This is Connor.

This is my coworker, Connor.

This is Connor, the person I was telling you about.

2.

I’d like you to meet Adam.

I’d like you to meet Adam. He just moved to the neighborhood.

I’d like you to meet Adam. We often see each other at the park.

3.

Have you met Mr. Moore?

Have you met Mr. Moore from the sales department?

Have you met Mr. Moore? He’s the one organizing the conference.

4.

Let me introduce you to Alice.

Let me introduce you to Alice, our new team member.

Let me introduce you to Alice. She’s helping us with the event.

5.

I don’t think you two have met.

I don’t think you two have met. You both started here recently.

I don’t think you two have met. You both know Laura from the training course.

6.

Let me introduce you guys.

Let me introduce you guys. We all go to the same gym.

Let me introduce you guys. I think you have a lot in common.

7.

Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you. I’ve been looking forward to meeting you.

Nice to meet you. Thanks for taking the time to meet with me.

8.

Pleased to meet you.

Pleased to meet you. Thank you for coming in today.

Pleased to meet you. I’ve heard good things about your work.

9.

It’s a pleasure to meet you.

It’s a pleasure to meet you. I hope we get a chance to work together.

It’s a pleasure to meet you. I appreciate the opportunity to speak with you.

10.

I’ve heard a lot about you.

I’ve heard a lot about you. Jessica tells me you’re an excellent cook.

I’ve heard a lot about you. Your family talks about you all the time.

11.

It’s great to finally meet you.

It’s great to finally meet you. We’ve exchanged several emails.

It’s great to finally meet you. Your presentation was very impressive.

12.

Good to meet you in person.

Good to meet you in person. It’s nice to finally sit down and talk.

Good to meet you in person. It’s great to continue our conversation face-to-face.

✅ Pair or No Pair?

  1. Escucha la expresión en inglés y lee la traducción en español. ¿Significan lo mismo?
  2. Selecciona “Pair” si corresponden o “No Pair” si la traducción no es correcta.
  3. Presta atención a toda la expresión antes de elegir tu respuesta.

✅ Unjumble:

Ordena las palabras para formar las oraciones correctas.

✅ Dictation:

✅ Speak the Words:

  • Escucha cada expresión.
  • Haz clic en el botón “Presione para hablar” y repite la expresión en voz alta.
  • Luego verifica tu respuesta y vuelve a intentarlo si es necesario.
  • Esta actividad funciona mejor en Chrome.

✅ Graba tu pronunciación:

  • Grábate leyendo las expresiones en voz alta. Usa el botón para grabar tu voz.
  • Después, escucha tu grabación con atención. ¿Hay alguna palabra que debas practicar más?
  • Puedes descargar el audio y repetir la grabación las veces que necesites.

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