English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #075: with / without for simple addition and absence
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Grammar and Vocabulary Lesson
Lesson number: #075
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Welcome to English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #075.
Today’s topic is with / without for simple addition and absence.
Quick review from previous lessons:
- in = inside
- on = on top of a surface
- under = below
Today we learn a new pair:
- with = together with; including
- without = not including; not having
5 useful words:
1. with — with
Meaning: including; together with
Example: I have soup with bread.
Usage note: Use with when two things are together.
2. without — with-out
Meaning: not including; not having
Example: She drinks juice without sugar.
Usage note: Use without when something is missing.
3. salt — solt
Meaning: a white seasoning
Example: Please add salt.
Usage note: Salt is common in food and cooking.
4. sugar — shoo-ger
Meaning: a sweet food ingredient
Example: I want tea without sugar.
Usage note: Sugar makes food and drinks sweet.
5. milk — milk
Meaning: a white drink from animals
Example: The child drinks milk with bread.
Usage note: Milk is a very common drink word.
5 example sentences:
1. I have soup with bread.
Reading: ai hav soop with bred
Meaning: I have soup and bread together.
2. She drinks juice without sugar.
Reading: shi drinks joos with-out shoo-ger
Meaning: She drinks juice and there is no sugar.
3. Please add salt.
Reading: pleez ad solt
Meaning: Please put in salt.
4. I want tea without sugar.
Reading: ai wont tee with-out shoo-ger
Meaning: I want tea, and I do not want sugar in it.
5. The child drinks milk with bread.
Reading: thuh chaild drinks milk with bred
Meaning: The child drinks milk and eats bread together.
Usage notes:
- Use with for two things together.
- Use without for something that is not included.
- with and without are very useful in food, drinks, and simple requests.
Mini practice:
1. I have soup ___ bread.
2. She drinks juice ___ sugar.
3. What is the English word for 'tuz'?
4. What is the English word for 'şeker'?
5. Make this sentence shorter and natural: I want tea, and I do not want sugar in it.
Answer key:
1. with
2. without
3. salt
4. sugar
5. I want tea without sugar.
Reply instruction:
- Reply with your answers only.
- If you want, also write one new sentence with with and one new sentence with without.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Grammar and Vocabulary Lesson
Lesson number: #075
Available explanations:
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Welcome to English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #075.
Today’s topic is with / without for simple addition and absence.
Quick review from previous lessons:
- in = inside
- on = on top of a surface
- under = below
Today we learn a new pair:
- with = together with; including
- without = not including; not having
5 useful words:
1. with — with
Meaning: including; together with
Example: I have soup with bread.
Usage note: Use with when two things are together.
2. without — with-out
Meaning: not including; not having
Example: She drinks juice without sugar.
Usage note: Use without when something is missing.
3. salt — solt
Meaning: a white seasoning
Example: Please add salt.
Usage note: Salt is common in food and cooking.
4. sugar — shoo-ger
Meaning: a sweet food ingredient
Example: I want tea without sugar.
Usage note: Sugar makes food and drinks sweet.
5. milk — milk
Meaning: a white drink from animals
Example: The child drinks milk with bread.
Usage note: Milk is a very common drink word.
5 example sentences:
1. I have soup with bread.
Reading: ai hav soop with bred
Meaning: I have soup and bread together.
2. She drinks juice without sugar.
Reading: shi drinks joos with-out shoo-ger
Meaning: She drinks juice and there is no sugar.
3. Please add salt.
Reading: pleez ad solt
Meaning: Please put in salt.
4. I want tea without sugar.
Reading: ai wont tee with-out shoo-ger
Meaning: I want tea, and I do not want sugar in it.
5. The child drinks milk with bread.
Reading: thuh chaild drinks milk with bred
Meaning: The child drinks milk and eats bread together.
Usage notes:
- Use with for two things together.
- Use without for something that is not included.
- with and without are very useful in food, drinks, and simple requests.
Mini practice:
1. I have soup ___ bread.
2. She drinks juice ___ sugar.
3. What is the English word for 'tuz'?
4. What is the English word for 'şeker'?
5. Make this sentence shorter and natural: I want tea, and I do not want sugar in it.
Answer key:
1. with
2. without
3. salt
4. sugar
5. I want tea without sugar.
Reply instruction:
- Reply with your answers only.
- If you want, also write one new sentence with with and one new sentence with without.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].