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Teacher: Paolo, where is Olaf from? Student(s): Olaf is from Poland.

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Teacher: Paolo, where is Olaf from? Student(s): Olaf is from Poland.

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  1. Teacher: Where are you from? I am from the USA. Are you American? Yes, I am American. (Model the difference between nation and nationality by accenting the nationality in both the question and response. This use of accenting differing words with your intonation helps students learn the differnce between nation and nationality. It might also help to point to the board when asking this question.)

  2. Teacher: Where is Paolo from? He is from Italy. Is he American? No, he isn't American. He is Italian. (Go through the various nationalities in the classroom. This is also an opportunity to repeat the negative forms of 'to be' for 'he' and 'she'. You may also want to go through the list of nations and nationalities having students repeat after you to focus on pronunciation for a moment.)

  3. Teacher: Paolo, where is Olaf from? Student(s): Olaf is from Poland. Teacher: Is Olaf Polish? Student(s): Yes, he is Polish. Teacher: Olaf, ask Susan. Student(s): Is Paolo from Italy? Student(s): Yes, he is from Italy? Student(s): Is he Italian? Student(s): Yes, he is Italian.

  4. Continue this exercise around the class. Introduce and review the negatives. Teacher: Paolo, where is Olaf from? Student(s): Olaf is from Poland. Teacher: Is Olaf American? Student(s): No, he isn't American. He is Polish. Teacher: Olaf, ask Susan. Student(s): Is Paolo from Italy? Student(s): Yes, he is from Italy? Student(s): Is he Polish? Student(s): No, he isn't Polish. He is Italian.

  5. Part II: Expanding to a mini-conversation. Teacher: Susan, hi, how are you? Student(s): Hi, I'm fine. Teacher: Where are you from? Student(s): I'm from Russia. Teacher: Are you American? Student(s): No, I'm not American. I'm Russian. Teacher: What are you? Student(s): I'm a nurse. Teacher: What's this? Student(s): That's a book. Teacher: Goodbye. Student(s): Goodbye.

  6. Write the countries, nationalities or languages : Spain_____England_________Greece________Egypt______Italy_____France Belgium________ Brazil_________Japan________Germany______India_______ Mexico _______Ireland_______Portugal______Turkey_____Sweden_________ Hungary_______China_________Poland________America_________Switzerland Australia_________Russia_________Canada_________Denmark________ Norway___________Argentinia________Britain__________Holland______ Scotland

  7. Match an item on the left with one on the right Japan India Spain USA Brazil Argentina France Italy England Turkey Germany Bulgary Irenland Norway Netherlands sweden Irish Italian Brazilian Dutch Japanese Turkish German Indian French English Bulgarian Norwegian Swedish Argentinian Spanish American

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