English for

Tourism
Tercero Medio D


First name:

Last Name:

E-mail:

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 Welcome!
You will be an important part of this
great project.

There are some classroom rules:

• Participate in class as much as you can

• Use English as much as possible

• Help your classmates and teachers

• Respect your classmates and teachers

• Have fun in class

• Try to learn as much as possible

• Take care of the materials

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 Classroom language
Try to use the following phrases to talk
to your teacher and classmates

• Teacher, I have a question.

• Can you please help me?

• I’m sorry teacher but I don’t understand.

• What’s the word for “carpeta” in English?

• How do you spell “marker”? M-A-R-K-E-R

• How do you pronounce “passport”?

• What does “address” mean?

• Can you repeat that, please?

• How do you write that word?

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 Ways to say hello

Formal Friendly
Good morning Hi

Good afternoon Hello

Good evening Hey

What’s up?

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 Ways to say goodbye
• Good night

• Have a nice day

• See you

• See you tomorrow

• See you soon

• Have a nice evening

• Goodbye

• Bye

• Take care

• See you next week

• Have a good week

Write 4 expressions for saying hello and goodbye:

Hello Goodbye

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Getting ready for work
Personal Information

1. Complete the form with your personal information

My first name is ____________________________________________

My middle name is _________________________________________

My last name is ____________________________________________

Note: some people also use “surname” or “family name” to refer to their last name.

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I’m ________________ years old / I’m ___________________________

My cell phone number is _____________________________________

My e-mail address is _________________________________________

My address is _______________________________________________

I live in _____________________________________________________

How to say your home address:

What’s your address?

My address is 879 Recoleta Avenue.

Where do you live?

I live at 879 Recoleta Avenue. I live in Chile.

I live in Puente Alto. I live in Santiago.

I live on Vergara Street. I’m from Santiago.

How to say your e-mail address:

underscore dash at dot com

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 Activity: Talk to 5 of your classmates and find out what their e-mail addresses are:

Remember to ask the question: what’s your e-mail address? OR can you tell me your e-
mail, please?

1) Name: E-mail:

2) Name: E-mail:

3) Name: E-mail:

4) Name: E-mail:

5) Name: E-mail:

Write 5 questions that you would like to ask your classmates and then work with a
partner to answer them (remember the activity on pages 6 and 7).

1) What’s your cell phone number?

My cell phone number is ___________________________________________________

2)

___________________________________________________________________________

3)

___________________________________________________________________________

4)

___________________________________________________________________________

5)

___________________________________________________________________________

6)

___________________________________________________________________________

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 How do you spell it?
This question is really useful especially when a name or last name is difficult to understand
or write, for example:

• Felicia Hopkins

• Nicholas Gunn

• Eddie Warren

• Sarah Cook

You can ask the question “how do you spell your first name?” or “how do you spell your last
name?” and the person will clarify that for you :)

You need to know the alphabet to spell your name and to understand when a person
spells his/her name for you.

The Alphabet

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Exercise. Work with a classmate. Look at the pictures and spell the words.

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 Talking about your interests

How to talk about hobbies:

Do you play any sports?

Yes, I play football and basketball.

No, I don’t. I just play video games :)

What do you do in your free time?

I like drawing and watching TV.

I love spending time with my friends.

I enjoy playing video games.

I really like reading.

I like to watch TV series, for example: I really like American Horror Story.

I love to take naps on weekends.

Activity: What do you like doing in your free time? Write some ideas and work with your
partner.

__________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

__________________________________________________________________________________

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Numbers:

You can talk about numbers individually (one by one) or in groups:

What’s your cell phone number? My cell phone number is 9 8998 78 34

What’s your ID number? My ID number is 18.345.768 - 6

0-10 11-20 21-30 40-1000

1 = One 11 = Eleven 21 = Twenty-one 40 = Forty

2 = Two 12 = Twelve 22 = Twenty-two 50 = Fifty

3 = Three 13 = Thirteen 23 = Twenty-three 60 = Sixty

4 = Four 14 = Fourteen 24 = Twenty-four 70 = Seventy

5 = Five 15 = Fifteen 25 = Twenty-five 80 = Eighty

6 = Six 16 = Sixteen 26 = Twenty-six 90 = Ninety

7 = Seven 17 = Seventeen 27 = Twenty-seven 100 = One hundred

8 = Eight 18 = Eighteen 28 = Twenty-eight 150 = One hundred fifty

9 = Nine 19 = Nineteen 29 = Twenty-nine 500 = Five hundred

10 = Ten 20 = Twenty 30 = Thirty 1000 = One thousand

Dates: You need to know the months of the year to talk about dates:

January May September

February June October

March July November

April August December

For example:

I was born in 2001: (you can read it like this: two thousand (and) one): 2001

I was born on March 25th, 1999: (March Twenty-fifth, nineteen ninety-nine): 19 / 99

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 Talking about yourself

What’s your first name? My first name is _________________________.

When were you born? I was born on October 21st, 1992.

What’s your cell phone number? My cell phone number is _______________________.

What’s your ID number? My ID number is ______________________ - _.

dash
Where do you study? I study at República Argentina High School.

Do you have any work experience?

Yes, I worked as a salesperson in Falabella last summer.

Yes, I had a summer job last year.

Yes, I was a volunteer at “un techo para Chile”.

No, I have never worked.

What languages can you speak?

I can speak Spanish and some English.

Spanish is my native language.

I can speak Spanish, some English and Portuguese.

I can speak Spanish and I’m learning English at school.

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 Your first CV in English
First name:

Middle name:

Last name:

ID number:

Date of birth:

Home address:

Cell phone number:

E-mail address:

Education:

Work experience:

Hobbies:

Languages:

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