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Getting to Know You

Knowing You

Start your fast-track English journey with the Getting to Know You unit. Learn to introduce yourself, talk about daily routines, and share hobbies using the present simple tense. Build confidence through fun speaking, listening, reading, and writing tasks. You’ll write about your weekday routine and record a short self-introduction in English by the end.

getting to know you
  • All the intermediate-level exercises take about 80 minutes.
  • Learn how to introduce yourself.
  • Set at an expanding stage of learning English (CEFR B1 or WIDA 4.0)
Free Worksheet.

Warm up: Getting to know you
Write down 5 to 7 sentences that include:

  • Your name or nickname

  • Where are you from

  • Your hobbies or interests

  • Your favourite food or music

  • One fun or interesting fact about yourself

Example:
Hi! My name is Mai. I’m from Hanoi, Vietnam. In my free time, I love reading fantasy books and playing the piano. My favourite food is pizza, and I enjoy listening to K-pop music. A fun fact about me is that I have been learning piano since I was six years old!

Instructions for Students:

Write a paragraph (6–8 sentences) describing your weekday routine.
Include details such as:

  • What time you wake up

  • How you get to school

  • What you do at school

  • Your afternoon or evening activities

  • Any hobbies or personal habits

🗓️ Use time expressions like:

  • In the morning

  • At lunchtime

  • After school

  • In the evening

  • Before bed

✏️ Use linking words like:

  • Then

  • After that

  • Next

  • Also

  • But

Example starter:

“On weekdays, I usually wake up at 6:30 in the morning. I get dressed and eat breakfast quickly because I leave home at 7…”

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