Worksheet 1: Meet the Class + Nationality Matching

Print this page, or complete it right here online. The answer key is at the bottom: try every part first.
Part A – Fill in the form
Name: ____________________ Age: __________ Country: ____________________
Nationality: ____________________ Phone number: ____________________
Part B – Matching
Draw a line from each country to its nationality: Brazil / Germany / China / Egypt / France / Korea / Spain / the Netherlands ↔ Chinese, German, Egyptian, French, Brazilian, Korean, Dutch, Spanish (scrambled order on the printed sheet).
Part C – Write it out
Using the verb “be”, write 4 sentences about a classmate (real or imagined): name, nationality, age, one more fact.
Part D – Extra practice (online): am, is or are?
- I ___ from Morocco.
- My teacher ___ from Canada.
- We ___ students.
- ___ you Spanish?
- It ___ cold today.
- They ___ (not) at home.
Part E – Extra practice (online): questions and answers
Write the question for each answer.
- ___? — My name’s Ahmed.
- ___? — I’m 31.
- ___? — I’m from Kenya.
- ___? — Yes, I am. I’m a student.
- ___? — It’s 0712 443 908.
Part F – Extra practice (online): greetings
Formal or informal? Write F or I.
- Hey! How’s it going?
- Good afternoon.
- Nice to meet you.
- See you later!
- Goodbye, have a nice day.
Answer Key
Part B: Brazil–Brazilian, Germany–German, China–Chinese, Egypt–Egyptian, France–French, Korea–Korean, Spain–Spanish, the Netherlands–Dutch.
Part C model answer: “Her name is Aya. She is Japanese. She is 19 years old. She is a nurse.”
Part D: 1 am · 2 is · 3 are · 4 Are · 5 is · 6 aren’t
Part E: 1 What’s your name? · 2 How old are you? · 3 Where are you from? · 4 Are you a student? · 5 What’s your phone number?
Part F: 1 I · 2 F · 3 F · 4 I · 5 F
Connect
Review this module’s grammar with our Grammar Quiz (choose A1).
CEFR A1 — Writing: I can fill in forms with personal details (name, nationality, age). Spoken Interaction: I can ask and answer simple personal questions.
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