Ex.6. Ask Peter some questions about Alex.
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Ex.5. Match the questions to the correct reply.
Ex.4. Read the conversation. Fill in the blanks with the question words.
Who, what, how, why, when, where.
Alex:______ do you do? My name is Alex Smith.
Peter:______ do you do? Nice to meet you. Peter Brown.
Alex: Ah! You are giving a talk on computer software.
Peter: That's right. ______ are you from, Mr Smith?
Alex: New York.
Peter: And ______ do you work for?
Alex: Shell.
Peter: Ah, yes! You are giving a talk on transmission systems.
Alex: That's right.
Peter: I'd like to hear it. ______ is it?
Alex: After lunch. ______ don't you come along?
Peter: I'd like to. ______ time does it start?
| Where do you come from? | a | About half an hour. | |
| How do you do? | b | Ukraine. | |
| How are you? | c | By metro. | |
| How long does it take? | d | KNEU. | |
| Who do you work for? | e | Fine, thanks, and you? | |
| What business are you in? | f | I'm a lecturer. | |
| How do you get to work? | g | Advertising. | |
| What do you do? | h | How do you do? |
You: Who is that man over there?
Peter: His name is Alex Smith.
You: _______________________ ?
Peter: New York.
You: _______________________ ?
Peter: No, he is Russian, actually, but he was born in the USA.
You: _______________________ ?
Peter: Shell.
You: _______________________ ?
Peter: He's an engineer.
You: _______________________ ?
Peter: He's the Technical Director.
Ex.7. Practice making introductions. Introduce:
1. Two people in a formal situation.
2. Two people in an informal situation.
3. Yourself at a company reception desk.
4. Yourself to a new colleague.
5. Yourself to a foreign visitor you are meeting at the airport.
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