Unit B1 - Dialogue 3: Who's That?

Asking about someone new: names, jobs, and relationship status.

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Dialogue 3: Who's That?

MaryHey, look over there. Who's that guy by the window? Do you know him?

JaneOh, that's Alejandro Martinez. He's the new Spanish teacher.

MaryReally? Where's he from?

JaneI think he's from Mexico City.

MaryIs he a student here, or...?

JaneNo, he's definitely not a student. He's a real Spanish teacher.

MaryIs he married? Or is he available?

JaneI'm pretty sure he's single. He just moved here last week.

Culture and Idioms:
• "Look over there." — Used to point something out.
• "Really?" — Shows polite interest or curiosity.
• "Definitely not." — A clear disagreement.
• "Real." — Genuine.
• "Available." — Single, open to dating.
• "I'm pretty sure." — "I think so."

Exercise 1: True or FalseComprehension

1. Mary and Alejandro know each other.

2. Alejandro's last name is Martinez.

3. Alejandro is a Spanish student.

4. Alejandro is from Mexico.

5. Mr. Martinez is a Spanish teacher.

Exercise 2: Personalize the ConversationSpeaking & Writing

Complete the conversation with your own information. Each field has 5-6 ideas below to help you.

Hey, look over there. Who's that person by the ? Do you know them?

Oh, that's . They're the new teacher.

Really? Where are they from?

I think they're from .

Is that person a student here, or...?

No, definitely not a student. A real teacher.

Are they married? Or available?

I'm pretty sure they're . They just moved here last .

Vocabulary Ideas: Place: window, door, front desk, bookshelf, coffee station Name: Alejandro Martinez, Grace Lin, Omar Haddad, Priya Nair Subject: Spanish, English, Math, Science, History, Art City/Country: Mexico City, Seoul, Cairo, Dublin, Warsaw Profession: teacher, professor, tutor, coach, counselor Status: single, married, in a relationship, engaged, divorced Time period: week, month, few days, couple of weeks, year

Example Answer:
Hey, look over there. Who's that person by the front desk? Do you know them?
Oh, that's Grace Lin. They're the new Math teacher.
I think they're from Seoul.
No, definitely not a student. A real professor teacher.
I'm pretty sure they're single. They just moved here last month.

Exercise 3: This / That / These / ThoseGrammar

Quick reminder: This (singular, near) · These (plural, near) · That (singular, far) · Those (plural, far).

Unscramble each sentence.

1. Shoes / be / These

2. Keys / my / those / be

3. Be / that / coat / her

4. ID / an / be / this

1. These are shoes. | 2. Those are my keys. | 3. That is her coat. | 4. This is an ID.

Exercise 4: Writing — Who's That?Writing

Task: Write a short paragraph (5-6 sentences) about noticing someone new at school or work, like Mary and Jane's conversation.

Try to use at least 3 expressions from this dialogue, and at least one of this/that/these/those.

Example:
"Look over there, who's that person by the door? I don't recognize them. My friend told me that's the new Math teacher, Grace Lin. Really? I said, I think I'm pretty sure I saw her at the meeting yesterday. She's definitely not a student, she's a real professor. Those books on her desk are actually mine, I need to grab them later!"

Practice Games

Game 1: Memory MatchVocabulary

Find the matching pairs of identical words. Tap a card to hear it read aloud. Click two cards to flip them.

Moves: 0 | Pairs found: 0/6

Game 2: HangmanVocabulary

Guess the hidden word from this dialogue. You have 6 lives.

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Game 3: Word SearchVocabulary

Tap the first letter of a word, then tap its last letter (in a straight line: across, down, or diagonal) to find it.

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Dialogue 3 completed. Keep practicing!

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Dialogue 3 Who's That? · American English

Dialogue 3: Who's That?

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