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Lesson 1:  Greetings
Basic patterns
1. Hello
2. Good morning
3. How are you doing?
4. Not bad
5. What’s up?
6. It’s nice to meet you
7. It’s nice to see you again
8. I’m surprised to see you here
9. Long time no see
10. How have you been?
11. Hi, there
12. How are things with you?
13. What’s going on with you?
14. What are you doing here?
15. Hey
Dialogue 1
Good morning.
Good morning to you, too. Do you think it will rain today?
Yeah, maybe. It’s hard to tell.
I hope not. I am going to the beach this afternoon.
Maybe you should check the weather forecast first.
Good idea. I think I will.
Well, I hope you have a good afternoon.
You too, Frank.

Dialogue 2
Hello.
Hello, Bill.
How are you doing?
Not bad. Work is going well.
Oh, is it? That’s good to hear.
What about you?
I’m doing okay, although my car is in the shop.
Oh, really? That’s too bad.

Dialogue 3
Hi, Ralph.
Oh, hey, Mark. Did you have a good time hiking today? 
Yes, although it was a bit hot.
That is why I stayed inside.
What did you do?
I read a book.

Dialogue 4 
What’s up, Andrew?
Not much. Not much at all.
Are you hungry?
A little bit. Do you want to eat?
Yes. Let’s go find something to eat.
That sounds good to me.

Dialogue 5
Good afternoon. Iss Doctor Kolb in?
Yes, but he is busy. Do you mind waiting?
I don’t mind. Do you think he will be a while?
He shouldn’t be long.
Oh, good. I’ll wait.
Just take a seat over there. He should see you shortly.

Substitution Drills 

1. Do you think it will ran today? 
tomorrow? 
toninght? 
this afternoon?

2. Hello, Bill.
Good afternoon
Good morning
Good evening

3. Did you have a good time hiking today? 
Reading 
Walking 
Swimming

4. Is Doctor Kolb in? 
available? 
Here? 
Around?

5. It’s hard to tell 
tough 
difficult 
not easy

6. Oh, hey mark. 
Hi 
hello 
good morning

7. Yes, although it wa a bit hot 
cold 
wet 
cloudy

8. I read a book 
magazine 
story 
poem

9. I am going to the beach this afternoon 
park 
library 
store

10. That is why I stayed inside 
indoors 
in the shade 
in

11. How are you doing?
How are things?
How are you feeling?
How are you?

12. It’s hard to tell 
know 
say 
be sure

13. I’m doing okay, although my car is in the shop 
well 
good 
fine

14. I’m doing okay, although my car is in the shop 
bike 
boat 
guitar

15. Maybe you should check the weather forecast first 
what 
listen to 
see

Monologue 
Bill was not having a good day because his car in the shop. A shop can mean a store, but it originally meant a place to make or repair things. In that sense, Bill means his car is being repaired. It can be difficult to not have a car in America for many people.
In large cities it is not so important to have a car. In cities, public transportation, such as buses, is available for people to use. In fact, many city people  prefer not to have a car. Outside the city, though, having a car is often necessary for many jobs and routine tasks. Buying food, going to the library, or seeing friend are often difficult to do without a car. Automobiles are an important part of American life.
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bag - n. a soft container used to hold money and other small things

big - adj. large in size

book - n. a set of printed sheets of paper that are held together inside a cover or a long written work

coffee - n. a dark brown drink made from ground coffee beans and boiled water

lamp - n. a device that produces light

little - adj. small in size

map - n. a picture or chart that shows the rivers, mountains, streets, etc., in a particular area

pen - n. a writing instrument that uses ink

pillow - n. a bag filled with soft material that is used as a cushion usually for the head of a person who is lying down

toy - n. something a child plays with

world - n. the earth and all the people and things on it
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002. Are you used to?
I. EXAMPLES:
 Are you used to using chopsticks?
 Are you used to life here?
 Are you used to staying up late?
 II. DIALOGUES:
A: How long have you been living in China?
B: About three years now.
A: Are you used to eating the food here?
B: Yes, I like it very much.
A: What about chopsticks? Are you used to using them?
B: It took me a while to get used to it but now it’s a piece of cake.

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001. Are you sure…?
I. EXAMPLES:
 Are you sure?
 Are you sure about that?
 Are you sure of what you said?
 Are you sure that he is not coming?
II. DIALOGUES:
A: I’ve had so many problems with my new car. It’s driving me crazy.
B: Are you sure you don’t want to buy a new one?
A: How can I? I already spent a lot of money on this one.
B: I guess you’ll be spending a lot of money on repairs then.
A: I guess so. Unless, you want to buy the car.
B: No, thanks. I don’t think I’d want to buy your car. It has too many problems.
A: I don’t blame you. It’s a piece of junk.