English A1 Q&A Corrections #021: Question and correction practice
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Question and Correction Practice
Lesson number: #021
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English A1 Q&A Corrections #021
Topic: asking and saying your name
Lesson overview
In this forum thread, we practice simple name questions and polite corrections. This lesson continues our beginner question-and-correction series. We review a little from earlier lessons: short question forms, clear answers, and polite correction words. Today we focus on name patterns.
Useful words
1) name — naym — the word for a person's title
2) my — mai — belonging to me
3) your — yor — belonging to you
4) is — iz — be verb for one thing or person
5) sorry — sa-ri — a polite word for a mistake
Word notes
- name: Use it when you ask or say a person's name.
- my: Use my before a noun for your own things.
- your: Use your before a noun for another person.
- is: Use is with one person or thing.
- sorry: Use sorry to make a correction polite.
Example sentences
1) What is your name?
Reading: wot iz yor naym
Use: A basic question for a new person.
2) My name is Sara.
Reading: mai naym iz sa-ra
Use: A simple answer when you introduce yourself.
3) Your name is Ben.
Reading: yor naym iz ben
Use: Use this to repeat or correct a name.
4) Sorry, my name is Tom.
Reading: sa-ri mai naym iz tom
Use: A polite correction after a mistake.
5) Is my name Anna?
Reading: iz mai naym a-na
Use: A short check question when you are not sure.
Mini practice
A) Correct the sentence: My name are Leo.
B) Make a polite reply: Name is Mia.
C) Ask the name question.
D) Correct the sentence: Your name am Ben.
E) Make a short self-introduction.
Answer key
1) My name is Leo.
2) Sorry, my name is Mia.
3) What is your name?
4) Your name is Ben.
5) My name is Sara.
Reply instruction
Post your own short name sentence in the thread. If you want, write one sentence and I will correct it.
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: Question and Correction Practice
Lesson number: #021
Available explanations:
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English A1 Q&A Corrections #021
Topic: asking and saying your name
Lesson overview
In this forum thread, we practice simple name questions and polite corrections. This lesson continues our beginner question-and-correction series. We review a little from earlier lessons: short question forms, clear answers, and polite correction words. Today we focus on name patterns.
Useful words
1) name — naym — the word for a person's title
2) my — mai — belonging to me
3) your — yor — belonging to you
4) is — iz — be verb for one thing or person
5) sorry — sa-ri — a polite word for a mistake
Word notes
- name: Use it when you ask or say a person's name.
- my: Use my before a noun for your own things.
- your: Use your before a noun for another person.
- is: Use is with one person or thing.
- sorry: Use sorry to make a correction polite.
Example sentences
1) What is your name?
Reading: wot iz yor naym
Use: A basic question for a new person.
2) My name is Sara.
Reading: mai naym iz sa-ra
Use: A simple answer when you introduce yourself.
3) Your name is Ben.
Reading: yor naym iz ben
Use: Use this to repeat or correct a name.
4) Sorry, my name is Tom.
Reading: sa-ri mai naym iz tom
Use: A polite correction after a mistake.
5) Is my name Anna?
Reading: iz mai naym a-na
Use: A short check question when you are not sure.
Mini practice
A) Correct the sentence: My name are Leo.
B) Make a polite reply: Name is Mia.
C) Ask the name question.
D) Correct the sentence: Your name am Ben.
E) Make a short self-introduction.
Answer key
1) My name is Leo.
2) Sorry, my name is Mia.
3) What is your name?
4) Your name is Ben.
5) My name is Sara.
Reply instruction
Post your own short name sentence in the thread. If you want, write one sentence and I will correct it.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].