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Spelling Your Name
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Spelling Your Name
Alphabet, names, and immigration conversations
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Why This Lesson Matters
- Learn the English alphabet for spelling
- Practise immigration and check-in dialogues
- Understand simple questions about names
- Build confidence for travel conversations
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Watch: At Immigration
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Think About It
- Why is it important to spell your name correctly on a form?
- What happens if an officer cannot understand your name?
- When do people usually need to spell their names?
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Key Vocabulary
- first name
- last name
- spell
- letter
- passport
- nationality
- address
- capital letter
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Your Turn to Speak
- What is your name? Can you spell your last name?
- Act out an immigration dialogue with a partner.
- Is spelling your name difficult in English? Why or why not?
- Where do you want to travel? What documents do you need?
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Lesson Recap
- We learned the alphabet for spelling names
- We practised an immigration dialogue
- We asked and answered 'How do you spell...?'
✏️ Questions
- My ___ is Ana and my last name is Silva.
- Can you ___ your last name, please?
- S-I-L-V-A. That is five ___.
- Please show me your ___ at the airport.
- What is your ___? I am from Brazil.
- Please write your name in ___ letters.
- What is your home ___ in your country?
- Please ___ your name here on the form.
- My name ___ Maria. M-A-R-I-A.
- There ___ seven letters in my first name.
- She ___ her name slowly so the teacher can write it on the card.
- Look! The teacher ___ our names on the board right now.
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