Read the conversations and talk to your partner in the same way

a) – Hello, I’m Nick.

- Hi, I’m Stan. I’m looking for my group.

- Are you from the faculty of Biology?

- No, I’m not. I study at the Institute of Mathematics and Computer Sciences.

- Are you a first-year student?

- No, I’m a fourth-year student.

- Have you got a job?

- Yes, I work at a telephone company.Oh, I see the students from my group. Bye.

- Bye.

b) Lecturer: Good morning, students.

Students: Good morning.

L.: Today is our first English lesson. Before we start I want to know your names. The young man at the first desk near the window, please tell me your name.

S.: My name is Alex.

L.: And what is your surname?

S.: Chernov.

L: Can you spell it?

S.: C-h-e-r-n-o-v.

L.: How old are you?

S.: I’m 18.

L.: Where do you live?

S.: I live here in the hostel, as my parents live in the country.

L.: Thank you.

c) – Hello. Remember me? I’m Bob from the faculty of Physics.

- Oh, yes. We met at Stan’s birthday party last month.

- Yes, it was on the 30^th of July.

- It was great. How is Bob?

- I don’t know. I’ve lost his phone number.

- I can help you. His phone number is 44-55-78.

- Don’t you remember his address?

- Sure. His address is 254, 31, Maligin Street.

- Thank you

Grammar

Personal pronouns as subjects	Personal pronouns as objects	Possessive adjectives	Possessive pronouns
I You He/She/It We They	me you him/her/it us them	my your his/her/ its our their	mine yours his/hers/- ours theirs