Lesson 1 introduction their

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This document provides an introduction to using "their" and "there" in English. It focuses on using these words when referring to people's first and last names. Examples are given of asking and answering questions about people's names, such as "Their first name is Taylor. What is their first name?" The purpose is to practice forming questions and answers about people's names using "their", "there", and common English names.

Introduction �C their name
Their name is Taylor.
/?er ne m z? ? te l?? ?r/
Taylor Swift
Taylor Lautner

Jessica
/
Jessica Simpson
Jessica Alba
Introduction �C their name

Kate
/ke t? /
Kate Hudson
Kate Winslet
Introduction �C their name

Chris
/kr s? /
Chris Brown Chris Pratt
Introduction �C their name

Jennifer
/'d en f? ? ?r/
Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Aniston
Introduction �C their name

Introduction �C her first name
Their first name is
Taylor.
Taylor Swift
Taylor Lautner

Introduction �C their first name
David
/ de v d? ?? /
David Beckham
David Hayter

Introduction �C their first name
Nick
/n k? /
Nick Carter Nick Jonas

Introduction �C their first name
William
/ w lj?m/? ?
William Levy
Prince Wiliam

Introduction �C their first name
Jennifer
/'d en f? ? ?r/
Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Aniston

Introduction �C our first name
A: Their first name is Taylor.
/?er f rst ne m z te l? ? ? ?? ?r/
Q: What is their first name?
/w?d z ?er? f rst? ne m/?
Taylor Swift
Taylor Lautner

Introduction �C their first name
David
/ de v d? ?? /
David Beckham David Hayter
Their first name is David.
What is their first name?

Introduction �C their first name
Nick Carter Nick Jonas
Nick
/n k? /
Their first name is Nick.
What is their first name?

Introduction �C their first name
William Levy
Prince Wiliam
William
/ w lj?m/? ?
Their first name is William.
What is their first name?

Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Aniston
Their first name is Jennifer.
What is their first name?
Introduction �C their first name

Introduction �C their last name
Their last name is Roberts.
/?er l?st ne m z '? ? r b�� ?rts/
Julia Roberts
Eric Roberts

Clinton.
/'kl nt? ?n/
Bill Clinton Hillary Clinton
Introduction �C their last name

Introduction �C their last name
Beckham
/'bek?m/
Victoria Beckham
David Beckham

Introduction �C their last name
Lambert
/'l?mb?rt/
Miranda Lambert
Adam Lambert

Introduction �C their last name
Smith
/sm?��/

Introduction �C their last name
Julia Roberts
Eric Roberts
A: Their last name is Roberts.
/ ?er l?st ne m z? ? r b��? ?rts/
Q: What is their last name?
/w?d z ?er? l?st ne m/?

Miranda Lambert
Adam LambertLambert
/'l?mb?rt/
Their last name is Lambert.
What is their last name?
Look and Ask �C their last name

Clinton.
/'kl nt? ?n/
Bill Clinton Hillary Clinton
Their last name is Clinton.
What is their last name?
Look and Ask �C their last name

Smith
/sm?��/Their last name is Smith.
Look and Ask �C their last name
What is their last name?

Beckham
/'bek?m/
Victoria Beckham
David Beckham
Look and Ask �C their last name
Their last name is Beckham.
What is their last name?

This document introduces names, including first names like Taylor, Jessica, Kate, Chris, and Jennifer and last names like Roberts, Clinton, Beckham, Lambert, and Smith. For each name, it provides examples like Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner or Julia Roberts and Eric Roberts. It practices asking and answering questions about what someone's first or last name is using sentence patterns like "Our first name is Taylor" and "What is your first name?".

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Lesson 1 introduction their

1. Lesson 1 - their Nice to meet you!

2. Possession their

3. Introduction their first name

4. Introduction �C their name Their name is Taylor. /?er ne m z? ? te l?? ?r/ Taylor Swift Taylor Lautner

5. Look and Say their name

6. Jessica / Jessica Simpson Jessica Alba Introduction �C their name

7. Kate /ke t? / Kate Hudson Kate Winslet Introduction �C their name

8. Chris /kr s? / Chris Brown Chris Pratt Introduction �C their name

9. Jennifer /'d en f? ? ?r/ Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Aniston Introduction �C their name

10. Question Pattern 1

11. Introduction their first name

12. Introduction �C her first name Their first name is Taylor. Taylor Swift Taylor Lautner

13. Look and Say their first name

14. Introduction �C their first name David / de v d? ?? / David Beckham David Hayter

15. Introduction �C their first name Nick /n k? / Nick Carter Nick Jonas

16. Introduction �C their first name William / w lj?m/? ? William Levy Prince Wiliam

17. Introduction �C their first name Jennifer /'d en f? ? ?r/ Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Aniston

18. Question Pattern 1

19. Introduction �C our first name A: Their first name is Taylor. /?er f rst ne m z te l? ? ? ?? ?r/ Q: What is their first name? /w?d z ?er? f rst? ne m/? Taylor Swift Taylor Lautner

20. Look and Ask their first name

21. Introduction �C their first name David / de v d? ?? / David Beckham David Hayter Their first name is David. What is their first name?

22. Introduction �C their first name Nick Carter Nick Jonas Nick /n k? / Their first name is Nick. What is their first name?

23. Introduction �C their first name William Levy Prince Wiliam William / w lj?m/? ? Their first name is William. What is their first name?

24. Jennifer Lopez Jennifer Aniston Their first name is Jennifer. What is their first name? Introduction �C their first name

25. Introduction their last name

26. Introduction �C their last name Their last name is Roberts. /?er l?st ne m z '? ? r b�� ?rts/ Julia Roberts Eric Roberts

27. Look and Say their last name

28. Clinton. /'kl nt? ?n/ Bill Clinton Hillary Clinton Introduction �C their last name

29. Introduction �C their last name Beckham /'bek?m/ Victoria Beckham David Beckham

30. Introduction �C their last name Lambert /'l?mb?rt/ Miranda Lambert Adam Lambert

31. Introduction �C their last name Smith /sm?��/

32. Questions their last name

33. Introduction �C their last name Julia Roberts Eric Roberts A: Their last name is Roberts. / ?er l?st ne m z? ? r b��? ?rts/ Q: What is their last name? /w?d z ?er? l?st ne m/?

34. Look and Ask their last name

35. Miranda Lambert Adam LambertLambert /'l?mb?rt/ Their last name is Lambert. What is their last name? Look and Ask �C their last name

36. Clinton. /'kl nt? ?n/ Bill Clinton Hillary Clinton Their last name is Clinton. What is their last name? Look and Ask �C their last name

37. Smith /sm?��/Their last name is Smith. Look and Ask �C their last name What is their last name?

38. Beckham /'bek?m/ Victoria Beckham David Beckham Look and Ask �C their last name Their last name is Beckham. What is their last name?

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