1.1. gy. A1 (példák)

address noun /əˈdres/ [C] 1 cím (lakcím, postacím, stb.)

her business/home address

a change of address

Miss noun /mɪs/ kisasszony (megszólítás)

Dr White will see you now, Miss Carter.

Miss Helena Lewis

Mr noun /ˈmɪs.tər/ úr (megszólítás)

Mr Jones/Mr David Jones

Good afternoon, Mr Dawson.

This package is addressed to Mr Gordon Harper.

We're looking for a Mr George Smith.

Mrs noun /ˈmɪs.ɪz/ -né, asszony (megszólítás)

Mrs Wood/Mrs Jean Wood

Hello, Mrs Grant, how are you today?

Please send your application to the finance director, Mrs Laura Fox.

name noun /neɪm/ 1 név [C]

"Hi, what's your name?" "My name's Diane."

Please write your full name and address on the form.

What's the name of that mountain in the distance?

That would be a good name for a dog.

The students were listed by name and by country of origin.

nationality noun /ˌnæʃ.ənˈæl.ə.ti/ [C or U] állampolgárság

She has British nationality.

He has dual nationality.

What nationality are you?

At the International School they have pupils of 46 different nationalities.

Phrasal verbs:

come from swh/sth /kʌm/ jön vhonnan, származik vhonnan/vmiből

She comes from Italy.

Where do you come from?

Some of the best wines come from France.

Does that quote come from Shakespeare?

She could hear banging coming from the room upstairs.

Where will the money for the project come from?

Phrases and idioms:

be called sth hívják vhogy, nevezik vhogy

a boy called Adam

Their latest album is called "In Rainbows".

live in/at, etc. lakik vhol

Where do you live?

We live in London.

Some students live on the University campus.

He lives with four other people in a shared house.

Road ... út (címzésben)

142 Park Road