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Different types of hair styles and men's facial hair list
Hair styles list



Clean shaven

Crew cut

Stubble

Shaved

Mustache

Bald

Beard

Receding hairline

Sideburn

Long hair

Goatee






Flattop

Spiky

Dreadlocks or dreads

Straight hair

Bob

Layered

Shoulder length

Perm

Curly

Ringlet

Corn rows






Chignon

Bun

French twist

Ponytail

Braid

French braid

Braids

Pigtails

Part

Long wavy

Windows peak


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Simple formal greetings, introductions and goodbyes conversation

Greetings


Introductions


Good-byes

Sample sentence


Sample response


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Sample response


Sample sentence


Sample response

Hello, Mr. Jones


Hello.


Teacher Paul, I’d like to introduce you to my friend Linda


It’s a pleasure to meet you. / Pleased to meet you.


It was nice meeting you.


It was nice meeting you too.

Hello, teacher.


Hello.

Good morning.


Good morning.


It was nice to see you.


Same to you.

Good afternoon.


Good afternoon.







Good evening.


Good evening.








Have a good day.


Thank you. You too.

How are you?


Fine, thank you.








Good night / Goodbye.


Good night / Goodbye.

Simple informal greetings, introductions and goodbyes conversation

Greetings


Introductions


Good-byes

Sample sentence


Sample response


Sample sentence


Sample response


Sample sentence


Sample response

Hey. Hi.


Hey. Hi.


Jane, this is John. He’s in my class.


Hi John. Nice to meet you.


Nice meeting you.


You too.

How are ya?


I’m good. All right.


Take it easy.

How are things?


Pretty good.


Hi. My name’s Jason.


I’m Jack. Nice to meet you.


Take care.

How’s it goin?


OK. Not bad.


I’m off.


OK, bye.

How ya doin?


I’m doin good.








I gotta go.


See ya. See ya later. Bye.

What’s up?


Nothin much. Not a whole lot. Nothin. Nothin special. Not much.








So long.

What’s new?








See ya.

What’s happenin?








See ya later.

What are you up to?








Bye.

What’s going on?

Examples of how to use in a sentence

Do you want a can of Coca Cola?

Ring pulls on tins of food are such a good idea.

Always make sure to put the screw top back on top of the bottle.

The tray of meat is ready to go in the oven.

Can you pass me that jar of jam please?

I eat a whole package of cookies today.

The tin of biscuits is now empty who eat them all!

John is eating a bag of crisps.

Sarah and Jason where sharing a basket of strawberries.

We only need a few things so a shopping basket will be big enough.

My younger daughter loves pushing the shopping trolley.

We always save the plastic bags we get from our shopping.

In America paper bags are used to carry your food.

What is the weather like outside?

It is raining heavily outside.

it has just stopped snowing.

Have you had any rain during the summer this year?

We have not had a drop of rain for many weeks now.

It is a beautiful day at the moment.

yes. but later it forecast rain.

What's the weather forecast this week?

they're saying it is going to rain all week.


Click here to play the hangman game about weather
During the winter months when it is very cold in the UK it can snow



What is the weather like outside?

It is really cold outside and snowing.

Today the weather is sunny, but it is still very cold outside.

It was raining earlier, but now it is very cold and snowing really heavy.

Have you had any sun during the winter this year?

We have not seen the sun for many weeks now.

It is a dull day at the moment.

yes, but it looks lovely outside with all the snow.




Thunder and lightning click on the button in the video to see a different lightening effect every time



What's the weather like?

Today it is very stormy am going to stay indoors.

Is it thunder and lightening were you are

Yes, the thunder is so loud

is it stormy were were you are

no, not know the lightening as stopped now.

How to use the verb want.

The verb 'want' is normally used when asking for something.

Example

Mr Bean: What do you anything from the shop.

Mrs Bean: i want an ice cream please.
Affirmative Negative I want an ice cream I Don't want an ice cream

You
want a t-shirt You Don't want a t-shirt
We want an apple We Don't want an apple
They want a drink They Don't want a drink
He wants a cat He Doesn't want a cat
She wants a dog She Doesn't want a dog
Examples of how to use want in a sentence

Mr Bean: What do you want for your birthday?.

Mrs Bean: i want a new car please.

Mrs Bean: What animal do you want.

Mr Bean: i want a big dog.
Examples of a negative way to use want in a sentence

Mr Bean: What don't you want for your birthday?.

Mrs Bean: i want a new washing machine.

Mrs Bean: What animal don't do you want.

Mr Bean: i don't want a rabbit.
How to use the verb want in future, present, perferct, future perfect.how to use the verb want english lesson
Present I want an apple
You want a drink?
She wants some food
We want to play a game.
They want a dog.


Perfect I have wanted a watch
You have wanted a t shirt.
She has wanted a cat
We have wanted a holiday.
They have wanted a dog.


Future I will want an apple
You will want a drink?
She will want some food
We will want to play a game.
They will want a dog.


Future perfect I will have wanted an apple
You will have wanted a drink?
She will have wanted some food
We will have wanted to play a game.
They will have wanted a dog.

Examples of how to use each
This=> An object near you / thing near you / A Person near you

Use this to tell when something is close to the speaker or object / thing.
what's that? it's a book English lesson using this that those and these

What's this?

This is a book
This glass is empty English lesson on this that those and that This glass is empty This personal computer is broken this that those English lesson

This computer is really old and slow

now I need to buy a new one

This => singular (singular = 1)
These => An object by near you / thing by near you / A Person by near you

Use these to tell when something is close to the speaker or object / thing.
These clothes are mine English lesson this that those and that

These clothes are mine
These books are mine English lesson this that those that These books are to help me study these children have been really good today English lesson

These children have been dancing

to my singing all morning

These => plural (plural = more than 1)
That => An object far away from you / thing far away from you/ A Person far away from you

Use that to tell when something is far from the speaker or object / thing.
that is my school bus this that those these English lesson

That is my school bus I

run or I will miss catching it
aeroplane is far away this that those and this English lesson

That aeroplane is very high in the sky
This personal computer is broken this that those English lesson

That is my sons computer he use's it

to do is homework and browse the internet

That => singular (singular = 1)
Those => An object far away from you / thing far away from you / A Person far away from you

Use those to tell when something is far from the speaker or object / thing.
these children have been really good today English lesson

Those children over there

look to be having a great time
These books are mine English lesson this that those that

Those books he is carrying

must be very heavy
These clothes are mine English lesson this that those and that

Those clothes need washing and ironing

before we go on holiday.

Take a left or right

You need to take a left at the next traffic lights.
Take a right at the hospital.
When you get to Oxford Street, take your next right.
After you pass Tesco on your left, take a right at the next traffic lights.
Take a left when you come to a stop sign.

Turn left or right

Turn right on after you pass the bakery on the right also.
Turn left after you pass KFC.
When you see a Hospital on your right hand side, turn left in to Downng street.
Turn left after you pass Duram Road take the first left when you enter Duram Road.
Just right / left or just around the corner

Just around the corner means the next turn.

It's just right around the corner on the left side.
It's left around the corner next to the show shop.
Keep going down this street, then turn left on to Mayfair Street, and it will be left around the corner from the petrol station.
Practise using directions

If you are at school give directions to various parts of your school.

Example school canteen:

Turn left at the end of the corridor got yo the end of the next corridor and turn right you will see the entrance on the left.
Don't forget if need help use the forum to post a question
Try giving directions for the following:

Were you leave to the nearest shop.

Place of work to the nearest petrol station.

Examples of using the words 'Do you want me to':

Do you want me to pick up the children from school?
Do you want me to fix your mountain bike?
Do you want me to help you with your English homework?
Do you want me to remind you about going to the dentist this week?
Do you want me to remove my trainers?
How to use the word 'want' and what does it mean

When using the word 'want' you are express something YOU would like someone else to do for you or it can mean something you personally would like to do or enjoy.
Examples of using the word 'want':

I want you to come over to my house next time.
I want you to make a decision about when you want to go on holiday.
I want you to water the flowers while we are away this weekend.
I want to understand what you are trying to say.
I want to be better at speaking English.
I want to be more involved at with the school activities.

LINDA: Well, hello there, Deborah! Wow it is a long-time no see! It is great to see you again.

DEBORAH: Linda! Hello! What a coincidence! I haven not seen you in ages! It is great to see you. What are you doing in Manchester? Are you just visiting?

LINDA: I just got a new job in Manchester in finance, so I am shopping for some new clothes. Hey, what do you think of this skirt?

DEBORAH: Hmmmm … well, you remember how much I love black. See? I have got the same skirt as you!

LINDA: You have always had great taste in clothes! Well this is a small world.

DEBORAH: We must keep in touch. You still have my mobile number?

LINDA: No. I lost my phone here is my new number.

DEBORAH: OK. I will save your number.

LINDA: I have got to go back to work, give us a ring so we can arrange dinner sometime.

DEBORAH: For sure, take care bye.