English A1 Q&A Corrections #026: Question and correction practice
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Question and Correction Practice
Lesson number: #026
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English A1 Q&A Corrections #026
Topic: Polite request questions and simple correction replies
Today’s lesson is for forum posts where you ask someone to check your English and where you reply with a simple correction. This is a very useful pattern for the English Questions & Corrections forum.
Short review from the last lessons:
- answer = reply
- fix = make right
- help = assist
- We also used short, clear forum replies.
New words:
1) please — pleez — a polite word
Use please when you ask someone to do something.
Example: Please check my question.
2) check — chek — look at carefully
Use check when you want someone to look and see if something is right.
Example: Please check my question.
3) correct — kuh-REKT — right; without mistakes
Use correct when something is good and right.
Example: Your question is correct.
4) wrong — rong — not right
Use wrong when something has a mistake.
Example: This word is wrong.
5) again — uh-GEN — one more time
Use again when you want a second try.
Example: Please write it again.
Example sentences:
1) Please check my question.
Reading: pleez chek my kwes-chun
Meaning: Please look at my question and see if it is right.
Use this in a forum post when you want correction.
2) My answer is wrong.
Reading: my an-ser iz rong
Meaning: My reply is not right.
Use this when you know your reply needs a change.
3) Your question is correct.
Reading: yor kwes-chun iz kuh-REKT
Meaning: Your question is right.
Use this when you want to give a simple positive correction.
4) Please write it again.
Reading: pleez ryt it uh-GEN
Meaning: Please write it one more time.
Use this when you ask for a second try.
5) This word is wrong.
Reading: this werd iz rong
Meaning: This word is not right.
Use this when you correct one word.
Mini practice:
- Say which sentence is more polite.
- Change one short sentence from wrong to correct.
- Write a simple forum reply with please.
Answer key:
1) Please check my question.
2) wrong
3) Please write it again.
4) Your question is correct.
5) My answer is wrong.
Reply instruction:
Write one short question or one short correction reply in the comments. Use please, check, correct, wrong, or again.
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: #026
Available explanations:
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English A1 Q&A Corrections #026
Topic: Polite request questions and simple correction replies
Today’s lesson is for forum posts where you ask someone to check your English and where you reply with a simple correction. This is a very useful pattern for the English Questions & Corrections forum.
Short review from the last lessons:
- answer = reply
- fix = make right
- help = assist
- We also used short, clear forum replies.
New words:
1) please — pleez — a polite word
Use please when you ask someone to do something.
Example: Please check my question.
2) check — chek — look at carefully
Use check when you want someone to look and see if something is right.
Example: Please check my question.
3) correct — kuh-REKT — right; without mistakes
Use correct when something is good and right.
Example: Your question is correct.
4) wrong — rong — not right
Use wrong when something has a mistake.
Example: This word is wrong.
5) again — uh-GEN — one more time
Use again when you want a second try.
Example: Please write it again.
Example sentences:
1) Please check my question.
Reading: pleez chek my kwes-chun
Meaning: Please look at my question and see if it is right.
Use this in a forum post when you want correction.
2) My answer is wrong.
Reading: my an-ser iz rong
Meaning: My reply is not right.
Use this when you know your reply needs a change.
3) Your question is correct.
Reading: yor kwes-chun iz kuh-REKT
Meaning: Your question is right.
Use this when you want to give a simple positive correction.
4) Please write it again.
Reading: pleez ryt it uh-GEN
Meaning: Please write it one more time.
Use this when you ask for a second try.
5) This word is wrong.
Reading: this werd iz rong
Meaning: This word is not right.
Use this when you correct one word.
Mini practice:
- Say which sentence is more polite.
- Change one short sentence from wrong to correct.
- Write a simple forum reply with please.
Answer key:
1) Please check my question.
2) wrong
3) Please write it again.
4) Your question is correct.
5) My answer is wrong.
Reply instruction:
Write one short question or one short correction reply in the comments. Use please, check, correct, wrong, or again.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].