The verb “to be” is the most important verb in English.[1]https://www.lingokids.com/english-for-kids/verb-to-be
Introducing Yourself
What is your name?
- What is your name?
- What is his name?
- What is her name?
“to be” + name
- I am Joe.
- My name is Joe.
- You are Fred.
- Your name is Fred.
- He is George.
- His name is George.
- She is Susie.
- Her name is Susie.
Where are you from?
- Where are you from?
- Where is he from?
- Where is she from?
- Where are we from?
- Where are they from?
“to be” + from + city
- I am from Paris.
- You are from London.
- He is from Berlin.
- She is from Madrid.
- We are from Rome.
- They are from Amsterdam.
“to be” + from + country
- I am from France.
- You are from England.
- He is from Germany.
- She is from Spain.
- We are from Italy.
- They are from the Netherlands.
What is your nationality?
- What is your nationality?
- What is his nationality?
- What is her nationality?
- What is their nationality?
“to be” + nationality
- I am French.
- You are English.
- He is German.
- She is Spanish.
- We are Italian.
- They are Dutch.
Additional Vocabulary
- Hi
- Hello
- Nice to meet you.
- Nice meeting you.
- Bye.
- Good bye.
Example Conversation
A: Hi! Nice to meet you. I’m Joe. What is your name?
B: Hi! Nice to meet you too. I am Sam.
A: Where are you from?
B: I am from Italy. Where are you from?
A: I am Dutch. I am from the Netherlands.
B: Nice meeting you!
A: Nice meeting you too! Bye!
B: Bye!
Practice Exercise
References