Navigating Personal Information: Practical English

for Everyday Conversations

 

An engaging lesson on how to ask for and provide personal information in English, featuring extended examples and cultural tips for effective communication.

Asking for information and answering In English

Welcome to our comprehensive lesson on effectively asking for and answering personal information in English. In this lesson, we will explore various ways to inquire about and respond to personal details in a conversation. This is a crucial skill for English learners, aiding in both daily interactions and building connections with others. The lesson will provide extended examples of common questions and answers, enhancing your ability to communicate confidently in English.

 

  1. Expanding Basic Questions: Learn to extend simple questions into more detailed inquiries, enhancing your conversational skills.
  2. Elaborate Responses: Practice giving detailed and engaging answers to common questions about personal information.
  3. Cultural Nuances and Appropriateness: Understand the cultural context behind asking personal questions and how to do it politely.

 

Question: What is your full name?

Answer: My name is Emily Parker.

 

Question: Where are you from?

Answer: I'm from Brighton.

 

Question: In which city were you born?

Answer: I was born in Edinburgh.

 

Question: What is your last name?

Answer: My last name is Anderson.

 

Question: What is your family name?

Answer: It's Smithson, a name my family uses.

 

Question: May I know your first name?

Answer: Sure, it's Laura.

 

Question: Where do you currently live?

Answer: I live at 27 Elm Street in our town.

 

Question: What is your current location?

Answer: I currently live in Scotland.

 

Question: Can you share your contact number?

Answer: Of course, it's 0131 987654.

 

Question: How old are you?

Answer: I'm twenty-nine years old.

 

Question: When and where were you born?

Answer: I was born in 1993 in Birmingham.

 

Question: Are you married or single?

Answer: Right now, I'm single.

 

Question: What is your marital status?

Answer: I'm happily married and have two kids.

 

In this lesson, we've explored various ways to ask and answer questions about personal information in English. Learners will now be able to engage in more detailed and meaningful conversations, understanding the importance of giving complete and culturally appropriate responses. Remember, the key to mastering a new language is consistent practice and real-world application. To continue enhancing your English skills, check out our Facebook page at www.facebook.com/learningenglishfree.co.uk for daily lessons and tips.

 

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