Speakout Elementary Audio Unit 1 Extra Quality -

Pause the audio and repeat phrases directly after the speaker. This is particularly useful for the "1.1 Nice to meet you" dialogues. 4. Components Included in the Unit 1 Package

Short conversations between people meeting for the first time at international events or language schools.

Hello, Hi, Good morning, Good afternoon, Nice to meet you.

: Students learn to introduce themselves and others, moving from "passive" learners to "active" social participants. speakout elementary audio unit 1

on SoundCloud features tracks specifically for the workbook exercises. Real Interviews: BBC Interviews for Unit 1

Where are the speakers? (e.g., a classroom, a hotel reception, a cafe) How many people are speaking? Step 2: The Second Pass (Targeted Listening)

The audio tracks in Unit 1 focus on the "Building Blocks" of English: Greetings & Introductions: Identifying names, countries, and nationalities. Personal Information: Exchanging phone numbers, emails, and addresses. The Alphabet: Mastering spelling for names and official documents. Numbers 1-100: Essential for prices, ages, and time. 🗣️ Key Language Skills Pause the audio and repeat phrases directly after

A: Hello, I'm Simon. B: Hi, I'm Carmen. A: Nice to meet you. B: Nice to meet you, too. A: Where are you from? B: I'm from Spain. A: Oh, where in Spain? B: From Madrid.

Numbers (0-20), email addresses, and phone numbers.

Distinguishing between tricky letter sounds (like J and G , or E and I ). Lesson 1.4: BBC Interviews (Welcome) Components Included in the Unit 1 Package Short

This section, often highlighted in Speakout Elementary Unit 1.1 , focuses on the first interaction.

Listen to the personal information section (Unit 1.2) and write down the phone numbers and email addresses exactly as they are spoken. Check your accuracy against the textbook transcript.

An interactive tool to practice the functional language from Unit 1 with AI. 5. Summary of Learning Outcomes

The audio files for this unit are divided into three core sections: