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The Hudson River Park for Park City World Trade Center to numbers for [Music].
For, for, what's your cell phone number? Numbers, you ready? Let's do it together.
3, 2, 1: 355 71 9 2, 555 713 81 63, 62190, 7554, 301, 566, 89, 91, 772, 330, 56, 69, 932, 871, 0341.
One, okay, very good numbers. You ready? Let's do it!
9, 10, 11, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 51, 52, 53, 74, 75, 76, 98, 99, 100 or 100, 28, 29, 30, 38, 39, 40, 48, 49, 50, 58, 59, 60, 64, 65, 66, 73, 74, 75, 1, 2, 3, 11, 2, 12, 13.
Okay, friends, very good, very nice! Meet new people. For example, I'm from Russia. Is she from [Music] Russia? Are you in room 2? We are not in room [Music] 2. I'm not American [Music]. Is she [Music] American?
You ready? Let's do it together. You're not a teacher [Music]. Is she a teacher? He's [Music] Carlos. Is he [Music] Carlos? You are in my [Music] class. They are not in my class or they are in my class. You're not Maria. Is she Maria?
She's [Music] Janney. She's not J. I'm not in the room [Music] 4. She's in room [Music] 4. You're a [Music] student. Is he a student? You're in room 7 [Music].
Going, are we in room [Music] 7? I'm not [Music] Rob. Are you Rob? She's from Brazil [Music]. Is he from [Music] Brazil? Are you [Music] American?
She's American. She's from the United [Music] States. Are they from the United States? It's from [Music] Korea. Is she from Korea? I'm Spanish. Are you Spanish?
She's [Music] Chinese. He's not Chinese. She's from [Music] Spain. Is it from Spain? It's Korean. Is it Korean? He's from Mexico. She's not from Mexico. She's from [Music] Argentina. Is he from Argentina?
She's [Music] Japanese. They are not Japanese. He's [Music] Turkish. We are not [Music] Turkish.
Okay, my friends, very good, very nice. You're fantastic [Music].
Write numbers, you ready? Let's do it together.
Saturday [Music], Sunday, Monday, Monday, Tuesday [Music], Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Tuesday [Music], Wednesday, Thursday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
Very good, very nice grammar [Music].
Prop, for example, what's your name? Right, let's go [Music]. Are you from Peru? I'm not Lisa. I'm Marissa. Hi Mark, you're in my class. Where are you from? I'm from Saudi Arabia. Where is Toronto? It's in Canada. Is John married? No, he's not or no, he isn't.
Is she English? No, she's American. They're not Spanish. They [Music] are Mexican. Are you on vacation? No, we're here on business. How old are you? I'm 19. How are you? Fine, thanks, and you?
What's your address? It's 304 Main Street. It's 304 Main Street. How do you spell your last name? G A R C I A. G A R C I A.
Okay, you did [Music] great!
For single or married and occupation.
Okay, number one, read.
I'm AR Davis. I'm from the United States. I'm a teacher. I'm 28 and I'm single.
Very good! What his name? Mark Davis. How old is he? He's 28. Where is he from? He's from the United States, Seattle.
He's American. Is he married? No, he's not, he's single. What does he do? He's a teacher. He's a teacher.
Very good, very nice. Number two, read yourself.
I'm Bianca CA. I'm from Brazil. I'm 20. I'm single, and I'm a student.
Nice! What's her name? Bianca Costa. What's your last name? Costa. Where is she from? She's from Brazil.
How old is she? She's 20. Is she single? Yes, she is. She's single. What does she do? She's a student.
That's nice.
Number three: I'm Roger Ford. I'm 40. I'm from Vancouver in Canada. I'm married with two children. I'm a doctor.
What his last name? His last name is Ford. He's Roger Ford. How old is he? He's 40. Where is he [Music] from? He's from Vancouver, Canada.
Is he [Music] single? No, he's not. He's married. What does he do? He's a doctor.
He's a doctor.
A new camera with speaker. You ready? Watch the video [Music].
What's your name? Jana. How do you spell it? J A N A.
Okay, she's Jana. Jana, how do you spell Co? How do you spell her name? J A N A. J A N A. J A N A. Jana.
Okay, very [Music] good!
Video number two: He's Brian. Where is he from? Watch the video and answer this question.
Do it.
Where are you from? I'm from California. Where in California? Sacramento, but I also lived in LA.
Where is he [Music] from? He's from [Music] California.
Video number three: How old is he?
Watch the video and answer.
How old are you? I'm 66.
Okay, very good! He's 66.
Next, number four: What his cell phone number?
Listen. What his cell phone number?
Watch the video and do [Music] it.
What's your cell phone number? My phone number is 347 2221 1289.
Okay, what his telephone number? His telephone number is 347 2221 289.
347 2221 2 8 [Music] 9.
Okay, number five: What his email address?
Listen. What his email address?
Watch the video and answer. Do it yourself.
[Music] What's your email address? My email address is c y o n i T 1 123@yahoo.com.
What's his email address? He says my email address is c y o o n i t 1 2 3@yahoo.com c y o o n i t 1 2 3 at yahoo.com.
Okay, very good!
[Music] My name is Noah.
[Music] How do you spell it?
For example, I'm Walker. How do you spell your last name?
How do you spell your first name?
Numbers for ask for and give personal information: name, address, age, cell phone number, email address, and so on.
Classroom language: P, chair, door, window.
So, practical English for [Music].