جميع محادثات اولى اعدادي جزء1 ترم اول 2027 كتاب جيم

Tarek is asking Ali about his daily routine.

Tarek: How do you start your day?
Ali: I start my day by checking social media.
Tarek: What do you do after school?
Ali: I do my homework and watch videos.
Tarek: What devices do you use every day?
Ali: I usually use my smartphone, laptop, and tablet.
Tarek: When do you usually go to bed?
Ali: I usually go to bed at nine p.m.

Adam and Nader are talking about the job of Nader's father.

Adam: What's your father's job, Nader?
Nader: He's a teacher.
Adam: Where does he work?
Nader: He works in Alexandria Prep School.
Adam: What subject does he teach?
Nader: He teaches English.
Adam: English! Do his pupils like him?
Nader: Yes, all his pupils like him.

Ali and Mahmoud are talking about their daily routine at school.

Ali: What time do you wake up?
Mahmoud: I wake up at 7 a.m. What about you?
Ali: I wake up at 6:30 a.m.
Mahmoud: What do you do in the morning?
Ali: I brush my teeth and have breakfast.
Mahmoud: Do you go to school by bus?
Ali: No, my father walks me to school every day.

Dina and Sara are talking about the digital tools they use.

Dina: Hi, Sara. How was your day?
Sara: Hi, Dina. It was good.
Dina: Great! Did you use any digital tools during your day?
Sara: Yes, I used some devices to achieve my tasks.
Dina: What did you use?
Sara: I used the keyboard to type my assignments on the computer.
Dina: Did you listen to music?
Sara: Yes, I used my headphones. What about you?
Dina: I used the webcam when I made a video call with friends.

Ali and Omar are talking about their daily routines.

Ali: When do you usually get up?
Omar: I usually get up at 7 in the morning.
Ali: What do you usually do in the morning?
Omar: I have breakfast, and check my email.
Ali: How often do you use the internet?
Omar: Every day! I visit my favorite website to read the latest news.

Joury and Talia are talking about the digital devices they use during their day.

Joury: Hello, Talia. How are you?
Talia: Hello, Joury. Fine, thank you.
Joury: I want to tell you about the digital devices I use to achieve my tasks.
Talia: That's great! What do you use?
Joury: I use the keyboard to write my assignments on the computer.
Talia: Nice! Do you listen to music?
Joury: Yes, I use my headphones or speakers. What about you?
Talia: I use the webcam when I make a video call with friends.

Mona and Salma are talking about learning English.

Mona: Can you share a learning experience that you still remember?
Salma: Yes, I always remember learning English.
Mona: What was the hardest part for you?
Salma: It was difficult to stay away from distractions.
Mona: What did you do to improve your studying?
Salma: I made a study schedule.
Mona: How did you feel when you started?
Salma: I felt it wasn't easy at first.

Sara is explaining to Rania how to use mind maps.

Rania: What is this, Sara?
Sara: It is a mind map.
Rania: What is a mind map?
Sara: It's a visual tool.
Rania: Why do you use it?
Sara: It helps me improve my writing skill.
Rania: How do you use it in writing?
Sara: I write all my ideas before writing in it to organize them.
Rania: That sounds very useful.

Ahmed and Hany are introducing themselves at the park.

Ahmed: Hello! My name is Ahmed. What's your name?
Hany: Hello. My name is Hany.
Ahmed: Nice to meet you.
Hany: Where are you from?
Ahmed: I am from Giza. What about you?
Hany: I am from Alexandria.

Omar and Shady are talking about teamwork.

Omar: Do you prefer working in a team or working alone?
Shady: I prefer working in a team.
Omar: Why do you prefer that?
Shady: Because we can share different ideas in a group.
Omar: Don't you feel shy when you talk in front of others?
Shady: No. It helps you to be confident.
Omar: What life skills do you learn from teamwork?
Shady: I learn cooperation and leadership.

Maha and Hoda are talking about a school task.

Maha: Do you like to study individually or in a group?
Hoda: I prefer to study in a group because it's more helpful to learn with others.
Maha: We have a new science project. Can we do it together?
Hoda: Yes! We can share our opinions and find solutions faster.
Maha: We can meet tomorrow and divide the task.
Hoda: Good idea!
Maha: I'll see you tomorrow!
Hoda: OK. Thank you!

Nada and Nour are discussing learning styles.

Nada: Do you like your school, Nour?
Nour: Yes, I do. My teachers help me a lot.
Nada: How do they help you learn?
Nour: They use pictures, music, and fun games.
Nada: What is your learning style?
Nour: I think I'm kinesthetic. I like hands-on work.
Nada: And I'm visual. I learn by looking at pictures.
Nour: We both learn in fun ways.

Mona and Anas are talking about learning styles.

Mona: Hello, Anas! What's your favorite learning style?
Anas: I use visual learning.
Mona: Why do you like making charts?
Anas: Because they organize information.
Mona: Do you like doing experiments?
Anas: No, I don't.
Mona: Why?
Anas: Because I don't like science.

Ahmed and Hamza are talking about digital devices they use.

Ahmed: I want to tell you about some digital devices I use to achieve my tasks.
Hamza: That's great! What devices do you use?
Ahmed: I use the keyboard to write my assignments on the computer.
Hamza: Nice! Do you listen to music?
Ahmed: Yes, I do. What about you?
Hamza: I use the webcam when I make a video call with friends.
Ahmed: I think technology is amazing!
Hamza: I totally agree with you.

Yasser is asking Ahmed about his favorite scientist.

Yasser: Hi Ahmed. Who is your favorite scientist?
Ahmed: My favorite scientist is Samira Moussa.
Yasser: When was Samira Moussa born?
Ahmed: She was born in 1917.
Yasser: Did she make any important discoveries?
Ahmed: Yes, she did.
Yasser: What was she known for?
Ahmed: She was known for studying atomic radiation.

Mohamed is talking to Amir about his role model.

Mohamed: What are you doing, Amir?
Amir: I'm doing research about my role model.
Mohamed: Who is your role model?
Amir: My role model is Ahmed El-Mansy.
Mohamed: Why do you admire him?
Amir: I admire him because he gave his life to keep Egypt safe.
Mohamed: What lesson did you learn from Ahmed El-Mansy?
Amir: I learned to keep my country safe and help others.
Mohamed: I think all people admire him.

Ahmed and Karim are talking about their role model.

Ahmed: Who is your role model, Karim?
Karim: My role model is Mohamed Salah.
Ahmed: The famous football player! Why do you admire him?
Karim: Because he is hardworking and successful. He helps many poor people.
Ahmed: That's true. Where was he born?
Karim: He was born in Egypt.
Ahmed: What is his greatest achievement?
Karim: Scoring a lot of goals was his greatest achievement.

Youssef and Kareem are talking about Kareem's school trip.

Youssef: Hi Kareem! How was your school trip?
Kareem: It was amazing! We went to the Egyptian Museum.
Youssef: Really? What did you see there?
Kareem: We saw old statues and golden treasures.
Youssef: Did you take pictures?
Kareem: Yes, I took many photos with my friends.
Youssef: Did you enjoy the trip?
Kareem: Yes, I enjoyed it a lot. I learned many new things!

Hany and Ziad are talking about their role models.

Hany: My role model is my aunt. What about you?
Ziad: Mine is a scientist who made an important discovery.
Hany: That's amazing. Where did you learn about him?
Ziad: We read a short biography in our English book.
Hany: When was he born?
Ziad: He was born in Japan.

Ali and Omar are talking about their heroes.

Omar: Who is your role model?
Ali: My father. He is my hero and I admire him very much.
Omar: Did he work hard when he was young?
Ali: Yes, he did! He always worked hard to give us a good life.
Omar: That's amazing! What does he do now?
Ali: He is a doctor, and he helps many people every day.

Rawan and Malak are discussing their favorite apps.

Rawan: Did you try any new apps?
Malak: Yes. I started using a fitness app.
Rawan: How does it help you?
Malak: It helps me follow my diet. What about you?
Rawan: I am using a language learning app. It's great!
Malak: How often do you use it?
Rawan: I use it every day.
Malak: Why do you use it every day?
Rawan: To learn new words.
Malak: Practicing new words improves your language.

Ahmed and Mariam are talking about organizing notes.

Ahmed: Hi Mariam! What are you doing? You look very focused.
Mariam: Hi Ahmed! I'm actually trying to organize my notes for the history project. It's a bit of a challenge.
Ahmed: Can I help you?
Mariam: Oh, thank you! I'm using a new app that helps create mind maps.
Ahmed: That sounds really helpful. I usually just write everything down.
Mariam: You should try it.
Ahmed: Wow, that's smart! I often find it hard to remember all the details.
Mariam: Exactly! It really helps to see the connections visually.

Ali and Omar are talking about a difficult decision.

Ali: You look thoughtful today, Omar.
Omar: Yes, I had to make a difficult decision yesterday.
Ali: Oh, really? What was it about?
Omar: I had to choose between going out with friends or studying for a test.
Ali: Oh, no! What did you choose?
Omar: I chose to study. It was hard, but I felt proud after that.
Ali: That's a smart choice! I'm sure it will affect your future well.
Omar: I hope so!

Samira and Wafaa are talking about smart choices.

Samira: How do you make your choices?
Wafaa: Yes, I try to make smart choices.
Samira: Can you tell me about one of these choices?
Wafaa: Sure! I stopped eating junk food last month.
Samira: Really? Why did you decide to do that?
Wafaa: Because junk food is bad for my health.
Samira: That is true. It causes many health problems.
Wafaa: Yes, and now I feel much better.
Samira: Great! I hope you keep making smart choices.

Suzy and Aya are talking about how to make good choices.

Suzy: What do you do when you have two choices?
Aya: I think about the positive and negative sides.
Suzy: Do you ask anyone for help?
Aya: Yes, I ask my dad. He gives me advice.
Suzy: How do you feel after making a smart choice?
Aya: I feel happy and proud of myself.
Suzy: What did you learn from past choices?
Aya: I learned to take my time before making a decision.

Amgad asks Ahmed for advice.

Amgad: Hi Ahmed. I need your advice.
Ahmed: Sure, what happened?
Amgad: I am facing a difficult problem. But I can't make a decision.
Ahmed: Why?
Amgad: Because there are many choices.
Ahmed: Okay, tell me more.
Amgad: I can't choose between buying a cell phone or a smart watch.
Ahmed: You already have a watch, but you don't have a cell phone.
Amgad: OK, I will buy a cell phone. Thank you for your advice.

Omar and Ali are talking about free time.

Omar: I have a problem. I spend too much time on my phone.
Ali: Do you need some advice to fix that?
Omar: Yes, what should I do?
Ali: You should make a smart choice and start a new hobby like reading.

Hani injured his foot during the match.

Omar: What is the matter with you?
Hani: I injured my foot during the match.
Omar: Did you see a doctor?
Hani: Yes, I did. The doctor said I should take a rest for two weeks.
Omar: What about the next match?
Hani: I decided to follow the doctor's advice.
Omar: That's a smart decision.

Lily and Donia are talking about their favorite scientist.

Lily: Hi Donia, who is your favorite scientist?
Donia: Hi Lily, my favorite scientist is Dr. Gamal Hemdan.
Lily: When was Dr. Hemdan born?
Donia: He was born in 1928 in Qalyubia in Egypt.
Lily: What did he study?
Donia: He studied geography.
Lily: What was he known for?
Donia: He was a deep thinker.

Ahmed and Maha are talking about making smart choices.

Ahmed: Hi, Maha! How are you?
Maha: I had a difficult situation and I had to make a choice.
Ahmed: Really? What was it?
Maha: My friends wanted to go to the park, but I had a test.
Ahmed: What did you do then?
Maha: I stayed at home and studied because I wanted to get a high score.
Ahmed: Did you pass the test?
Maha: Yes! I passed it and felt very proud!

Ali and Sami are talking about their dream jobs.

Ali: What's your dream job?
Sami: I want to be a doctor.
Ali: Why do you want to be a doctor?
Sami: Because I love helping people. What about you?
Ali: My dream is to be an artist.
Sami: I think this profession matches your talent. I saw your amazing painting.
Ali: Thank you. Should I join an art workshop?
Sami: Yes, that improves your skills more.

Sami is asking Nader what he wants to be in the future.

Sami: Hi, Nader! What would you like to be in the future?
Nader: Hi, Sami! I'd like to be an army officer.
Sami: Really? That's interesting! But why an army officer?
Nader: Because my role model is "Ahmed El-Mansy".
Sami: Wow! I know about him. He was a very brave army officer. But isn't it difficult?
Nader: Hmm, that's true. It's a difficult job and it needs many skills.
Sami: I hope you can achieve your dream.

Adam is telling Nour about his dream job.

Nour: What's your dream job, Adam?
Adam: I want to be a graphic designer. In my opinion, it's a fun job.
Nour: That's nice, but I don't think I would enjoy that job.
Adam: Why do you feel that way?
Nour: I don't think that being a vet is more important. I think helping animals is special.
Adam: I see what you mean.
Nour: Yes, everyone has a different opinion.

Salma and Laila are discussing their future jobs.

Salma: What job do you want in the future?
Laila: I want to be an engineer.
Salma: Why do you like this job?
Laila: Because I love building things.
Salma: Is it a difficult job to get?
Laila: Yes, I have to be good at math.
Salma: How will you achieve it?
Laila: I'll study hard to get high marks.

Ali and Omar are talking about their future.

Ali: What are you going to do after you graduate?
Omar: I am going to study engineering.
Ali: That sounds like a difficult path. What is your career?
Omar: I want to start a plan in building smart cities.

Two friends are talking about their future jobs.

Ghada: Hi Amira. What's your future dream job?
Amira: Hi Ghada. I want to become a vet one day.
Ghada: Really? Why do you want to do that?
Amira: Because I love animals.
Ghada: That's great! It must feel good to help animals.
Amira: Yes, and I hope I can make a difference in their lives.
Ghada: I'm sure you will. You are very kind!

Ali and Nour are talking about good citizens.

Ali: What can you do to help your school and your community?
Nour: I can keep the place clean.
Ali: Do you save water, too?
Nour: Yes, I do. I turn off the tap when I brush my teeth.
Ali: That's smart. You are good.
Nour: Thank you! What do you do as a good citizen?
Ali: I do many things. I usually save electricity at home.
Nour: That's great, Ali!

Hana and Youssef are discussing the qualities of a good citizen.

Hana: What qualities should a good citizen have?
Youssef: A good citizen should show respect.
Hana: Is being kind also an important quality?
Youssef: Yes, kindness makes our world a better place.
Hana: What should a good citizen do today?
Youssef: They mustn't be unfair or unkind to others.
Hana: How can I show I am responsible?
Youssef: You can clean up your room at home.

Mona is asking Ali about his daily routine.

Mona: What do you do every morning?
Ali: First, I wake up early.
Mona: What do you do next?
Ali: Then, I brush my teeth and get dressed.
Mona: What's after that?
Ali: Next, I have breakfast. After that, I go to school.
Mona: What do you do finally?
Ali: Finally, I start my classes. It's a great way to begin my day.

Nasser and Nabil are talking about their summer vacation.

Nasser: How are you, Nabil?
Nabil: I'm fine, thank you. Nice to see you again.
Nasser: Are you happy to be back at school?
Nabil: Yes, I am. I'm pleased to see my friends again.
Nasser: What did you do in your vacation?
Nabil: I helped out at a local community project.
Nasser: What was your role in the project?
Nabil: I cleaned up litter. What about you?
Nasser: I planted trees in my street.

Maha and Hoda are talking about saving the environment.

Maha: We must save electricity at home.
Hoda: I agree. I always turn off the lights because I want to help the planet.
Maha: We also shouldn't waste food.
Hoda: You are right, so I will only buy what I need from the market.

Ali and Ahmed are discussing being a global citizen.

Ali: What are the things you must do as a global citizen?
Ahmed: I must respect others and help make the world better.
Ali: How do you help?
Ahmed: I recycle plastic and don't waste food.
Ali: I throw trash in the bin. Is that good?
Ahmed: Yes, that's very good.
Ali: We should all try, right?
Ahmed: Yes, small actions make big differences.

Malak and Nora are talking about their future dreams.

Malak: Hi Nora! What are you going to be in the future?
Nora: Hi Malak! I'm going to be a doctor. It's my dream job.
Malak: Great! How are you going to achieve it?
Nora: I'm going to study hard and read more about science. What is your dream job?
Malak: I'm going to be an engineer. I like math.
Nora: Amazing! We're going to work hard to reach our goals.

Youssef and Mariam are talking about school responsibilities.

Youssef: What are your responsibilities at our school today?
Mariam: I must help my friends with their books.
Youssef: What else must you do?
Mariam: I must clean the board after every lesson.
Youssef: Why is it important to help in class?
Mariam: Because it makes the school a happy place for us.
Youssef: I want to help you with your tasks.
Mariam: Thank you; good friends always share the work.

Maya and Sami are talking about the "Let's Make a Difference" project.

Maya: I heard about the "Let's Make a Difference" project. Are you going to participate?
Sami: Yes. I think it's a great opportunity to volunteer and help the community.
Maya: That's great. I'd love to be a part of it, too.
Sami: Absolutely! And it's important to protect endangered animals.
Maya: I agree. If we don't act now, the consequences will be negative.
Sami: You're right. We must start now.
Maya: That's true. Every little bit helps to improve the situation.
Sami: Exactly! We must all do our part.