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A1 Level English Exercises

Introduction Text:
Hello, everyone! My name is Alice and it's great to meet you. Today, I want to introduce you
to my friend John. John is from London and his email is [email protected]. If you need
to contact him, his phone number is +44 20 7946 0958.
Now, let me tell you about my sister, Emily. She is a teacher and loves her job. Her students
often ask her for advice. Emily’s email is [email protected], and you can call her at
+1 555-346-7890 if you have any questions about your homework.
Remember, if you want to talk about your plans or ask about someone’s day, just be polite
and use simple sentences. For example, you can say, “How are you today?” or “I am fine,
thank you!” When you are leaving, it’s nice to say, “Goodbye! Have a nice day!”
Always include your contact information at the end of an email. For instance, you can write,
“Best regards, Alice. My email is [email protected] and my phone number is +1 555-
123-4567.”
Thank you for listening, and I hope to hear from you soon!

Exercises:

Exercise 1: True or False


1. Alice is from London.

2. John’s phone number is +44 20 7946 0958.

3. Emily is a student.

4. You can say “Goodbye! Have a nice day!” when you are leaving.

5. Alice’s email is [email protected].

Exercise 2: Fill in the Blanks


1. Hello, everyone! My name is ________ and it's great to meet you.

2. Emily is a ________ and loves her job.

3. If you need to contact John, his phone number is ________.

4. When you are leaving, it’s nice to say, “________! Have a nice day!”

5. Always include your ________ information at the end of an email.

Exercise 3: Match the Columns


A. John | 1. Teacher

B. +1 555-346-7890 | 2. Emily’s phone number


C. Ask for advice | 3. Emily’s students

D. Alice’s email | 4. [email protected]

E. Goodbye | 5. A way to say farewell

Exercise 4: Answer the Questions


1. What is Alice’s profession?

2. What is Emily’s email address?

3. How can you contact John by phone?

4. What should you say when you want to leave politely?

5. Why do Emily’s students contact her?

Exercise 5: Complete the Dialogue


1. A: Hello, how are you today?
B: I am __________, thank you!

2. A: What is your name?


B: My name is __________.

3. A: What do you do?


B: I am a __________.

4. A: Can I have your email?


B: Sure, it is __________.

5. A: Goodbye!
B: __________!

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