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KEY VOCABULARY
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Nouns
Countries, Nationalities, and Languages
See the appendix.
Regions of the world
Africa
Asia
Australia, New Zealand,
and Pacific Islands
(the) Caribbean
Central America
Europe
North America
South America
People
best friend
brother
family
mother
parents
person (plural = people)
sister
student
Places
city (plural = cities)
world
Other
college
language
Pronouns
Subject pronouns
we
you (plural)
Adjectives
Describing people
cute
friendly
funny
good-looking
handsome
heavy
nice
pretty
serious
short
shy
smart
tall
thin
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Numbers and ages (11–30; 40, 50, etc.)
See Exercise 6 on page 17.
Other
beautiful
fine
large
new
old
Verbs
call
know
think
Adverbs
a little
here
originally
really
so
this week
today
Prepositions
from (Seoul)
in (the United States)
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EXPRESSIONS
Asking about countries, nationalities, and languages
Are you from Seoul/. . . ?
Yes, I am./No, I'm not. I'm from . . . .
Where is he/she from?
He's/She's from . . . .
Are you Japanese/. . . ?
Yes, we are./No, we're not. We're . . . .
Is your first language English/. . . ?
Yes, it is./No, it's not.
Asking about people
Who are they?/Who's that?/What are their names?
He's . . . , and she's . . . .
Where are they from?
They're from . . . .
What are they like?
They're very/really . . . .
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