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    ENG-107

    INSTITUTE
    OF FINANCE
    AND
    BUSINESS

    Lesson 2
    ORDINAL NUMBERS: ДЭС ТОО

    • First • Eleventh Twenty first: 21st


    • Second • Twelfth Thirtieth: 30th

    • Third • Thirteenth
    • Fourth • Fourteenth
    • Fifth • Fifteenth
    • Sixth • Sixteenth
    • Seventh • Seventeenth
    • Eighth • Eighteenth
    • Ninth • Nineteenth
    • Tenth • Twentieth
    QUESTION WORDS

    What is your name?

    What is this in English?

    Where are your from?

    How old are you?

    How are you?


    How?-Яаж, хэрхэн?
    How many?-Хэдэн?
    How is the weather today?
    How much?-Хэр зэрэг?
    AM/IS/ARE
    Possessive Adjective Possessive pronoun
    Хамаатуулах тэмдэг нэр Хамаатуулах төлөөний үг

    I MY MINE

    YOU YOUR YOURS

    HE HIS HIS

    SHE HER HERS

    IT ITS ITS

    WE OUR OURS

    THEY THEIR THEIRS


    Refers to a person, place, thing or idea
    • Emily, Germany, cat, teacher, chair

    Describes, modifies or gives more information about a noun or pronoun


    • Giant, happy, purple, lazy, young

    Tells where or when


    • Slowly, quietly, sharply, easily

    Shows an action or state of being


    • Go, run, eat, play, live, walk, have, like

    Replaces a noun to avoid repetition


    • I, you, we, they, he, she, me, us , them, him, those

    Joins two words, ideas or phrases


    • For, and, or, but, yet, so, because, unless

    Shows the relationship of a noun or pronoun to another word


    • At, on, in, from, with, for, between, about, under

    Is a word or phrase that expresses a strong feeling or emotion


    • Ouch, wow, well, oh, oops
    UNIT 3: ALL
    ABOUT YOU
    NEGATIVES

    I am a teacher
    You are not from Spain.
    He/She is Married.

    YES/NO QUESTIONS

    Am I Right? Yes, you are right. No, you’re not.


    Are you married? Yes, I am. No, I’m not.
    Is he English? Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.
    Is she a teacher? Yes, she is. No, she isn’t.
    Is it occupied? Yes, it is. No, it isn’t.
    Are we good? Yes, we are. No, we’re not.
    Are they busy? Yes, they are. No, they’re not.
    LET’S BREAK THE ICE!

    “To do or say something to relieve tension or get conversation


    going in a strained situation or when strangers meet.”
    PROFILE: ТОВЧ НАМТАР

    Name
    Birthday
    Address
    Country
    Email
    Age
    Job
    Gender Male Female
    Favourite color
    Favourite season
    Marital status Married Single
    SOCIAL EXPRESSIONS

    • THANKS.
    • YOU’RE WELCOME.
    • PLEASE.
    • I’M SORRY.
    • THAT’S OKAY.
    • EXCUSE ME!
    • I DON’T KNOW.
    • I DON’T UNDERSTAND.
    UNIT 4:
    FAMILY
    AND
    FRIENDS
    HAVE/HAS
    HAVE/HAS

    1. I _________ two brothers and a sister.


    2. My parents ________ a house in the country.
    3. My wife ______ a Japanese car.
    4. My sister and I _______ a dog.
    5. You _______ a very nice family.
    6. Our school _______ fifteen classrooms.
    7. We __________ English class in the evening.
    NEGATIVES:

    I have a face mask.


    have not=haven’t
    You have not any idea.
    a book. has not=hasn’t
    He/She has

    QUESTIONS

    Do I No, you haven’t.


    Do you No, I haven’t.
    Does he No, he hasn’t.
    Does she have a question? No, she hasn’t.
    Does it No, it hasn’t.
    Do we No, we haven’t.
    Do they No, they haven’t.
    EVERYDAY ENGLISH
    /eı/ •ahjk

    /i:/ •bcdegptv

    /e/ •flmnsxz

    /aı/ •iy

    /ə𝛺/ •o

    /u:/ •quw

    /a:/ •r
    MAGIC “E” RULE

    • Е үсэг үгийн эцэст бөгөөд тухайн үенд дахин нэг л эгшиг


    байвал үеийн эхний эгшиг нь уртаар дуудагдаж, үгийн
    төгсгөл дэх е нь чимээгүй байна: sale and in●side
    • Ийм үеийн загварыг “эгшиг-гийгүүлэгч-е” гэнэ.
    • Зарим багш нар үүнийг “чимээгүй е”-гийн дүрэм гэдэг бол
    зарим нь “шидэт е”-гийн дүрэм гэдэг. Е үсэг өөрийн хүч
    чадлаа нөгөө эгшигтээ өгч түүнийг уртаар дуудуулдаг юм.
    mad made
    cap cape
    stag stage
    bit bite
    sit site
    can cane
    man mane
    mat mate
    pin pine
    kit kite
    hop hope
    cut cute
    БИЕ ДААЛТ 1

    • Түгээмэл 500 үгийг толь бичгээс орчуулах


    /Гараар бичих/
    • Эдгээр үгсийг ашиглаад 50 өгүүлбэр зохиох
    /Гараар бичих/
    • 2020.09.30-ны хичээл дээр хурааж авна.
    ХИЧЭЭЛИЙГ АВАХ ХАЯГ

    fte.mongolia@gmail.com
    АНХААРАЛ ХАНДУУЛСАНД БАЯРЛАЛАА.

    THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION.

    SEE YOU SOON!

    HAVE A NICE DAY ALL!

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