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I am here

Where is here?

Where are you?

Where do you live?

Who are you?

What is your name?

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"I am here" is the first statement in English through pictures,book Ⅰ（EP 1）

That book uses about five hundred words of english in a great number of different ways.

Using those same words, together with about the same number of new words and more pictures,

this book (EP 3) goes farther into the language.

This new book uses about a thousand words of English.

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Are you a man or a woman or a girl or a boy?

What is your country?

Is the country where you live now the country of your birth?

Do you see on this Page: a map of the country where you live?

Is it Germany, the Philippines,Brazil,Australia,Kenya,or some other country?

There are millions of readers of EP 1.

The book is used in almost every country.

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"What is your name?"

the man on the right asks.

The other man answers:

"My name is Jean Schmidt."

Where do you come from?

What is the country of your birth?

Where were you born?

These are different ways of asking the same question.

“Geneva,Switzerland,”answers Jean Schmidt.

"Have you any relations in this country?"

"Yes,I have one. My uncle, my father's brother, lives in Boston,Massachusetts,U.S.A."

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when were you born?

Give me the date of your birth.

What is your age?

I was born on January,10,1970.

I am thirty-five(years old).

When were you at school?

How long were you there?

How many years were you at school?

I was at school eight years.

What work do you do?

What is your occupation?

I am a cook.

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Here are some people of different countries.

This is a Japanese girl.

She lives in Japan.

Japan is her country.

She is Japanese.

This is an Indian boy.

He lives in India.

India is his country.

Are you Japanese?...

Chinese?... German?...French? ...Polish? ...Swiss?

What is your country?

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Here are some people who live in the United States of America, the U.S.A.

The fathers and mothers of these people went to the U.S.A. from England, France,China,

Japan,Italy,Switzerland,Poland,Russia and other countries.

Some of them sailed there in sailing ships before the days of steamships.

Now the sons and daughters live in the U.S.A. and most of them are Americans.

Some of them were born in the U.S.A.

They got their start in America, but they have many relations in the old country.

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Japan and India and China are parts of Asia.

Germany,Italy and France are in Europe.

In all these countries there are many people.

In some countries there is very little land for the size of the population.

Europe has less land than Canada and not much more than the U.S.A.,

but it has a population more than fifteen times as great as Canada's.

And the numbers keep going up.

Between 1850 and 1950, more than thirty million people went from Europe to live in the U.S.A.,

But the population of Europe in 1954 was greater than the populations of North and South America together.

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There were 25,000,000 more people in Europe in 2004 than there were fifty years before.

The increase in population in fifty years was 25,000,000.

Europe increase her population by 25,000,000 in the last fifty years.

Today there are over 475,000,000 people in Europe.

This map gives a picture of the number of people in each country of Europe in 2004.

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This is a picture of the increasing population of the United States in only one hundred years.

One person in the picture represents twenty million(20,000,000) people.

This picture is a graph.

This graph lets us see relations between times and numbers of people in the one hundred years from 1900 to 2000.