English A1 Q&A Corrections #034: Question and correction practice with short forum replies, simple fixes, and polite beginner patterns.
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Question and Correction Practice
Lesson number: #034
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Lesson #034: Question and Correction Practice for English A1
Today’s forum topic is time and place questions. In English Questions & Corrections, we often fix short learner sentences and make them sound natural.
Review from previous lessons:
- when = asks about time
- where = asks about place
- is = a very common verb in short questions and answers
New words:
1) when — reading: wen — meaning: at what time
2) where — reading: wer — meaning: in what place
3) is — reading: iz — meaning: present form of be
4) at — reading: at — meaning: in a time or place
5) wrong — reading: rong — meaning: not correct
Example sentences:
1) When is the lesson? — reading: wen iz thuh les-uhn
2) Where is the class? — reading: wer iz thuh klas
3) It is at 9. — reading: it iz at nayn
4) My sentence is wrong. — reading: mai sen-tuhns iz rong
5) Where is your sentence? — reading: wer iz yor sen-tuhns
Usage notes:
- Use when for time.
- Use where for place.
- Use at before a time: at 9, at 10, at 3.
- Use wrong when a sentence has a mistake.
- In questions, the verb is often comes before the subject: When is the lesson?
Mini practice:
A) Fix: "When is the class at?"
B) Fix: "Where is the lesson at 9?"
C) Write one question with when.
D) Write one question with where.
E) Write one short correction sentence with wrong.
Answer key:
A) When is the class?
B) Where is the lesson? It is at 9.
C) Example: When is the lesson?
D) Example: Where is the class?
E) Example: My sentence is wrong.
Reply instruction:
Please reply with one short question and one short correction sentence. Keep your sentences simple. If you want, you can also correct another user’s sentence in a polite way.
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: #034
Available explanations:
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Lesson #034: Question and Correction Practice for English A1
Today’s forum topic is time and place questions. In English Questions & Corrections, we often fix short learner sentences and make them sound natural.
Review from previous lessons:
- when = asks about time
- where = asks about place
- is = a very common verb in short questions and answers
New words:
1) when — reading: wen — meaning: at what time
2) where — reading: wer — meaning: in what place
3) is — reading: iz — meaning: present form of be
4) at — reading: at — meaning: in a time or place
5) wrong — reading: rong — meaning: not correct
Example sentences:
1) When is the lesson? — reading: wen iz thuh les-uhn
2) Where is the class? — reading: wer iz thuh klas
3) It is at 9. — reading: it iz at nayn
4) My sentence is wrong. — reading: mai sen-tuhns iz rong
5) Where is your sentence? — reading: wer iz yor sen-tuhns
Usage notes:
- Use when for time.
- Use where for place.
- Use at before a time: at 9, at 10, at 3.
- Use wrong when a sentence has a mistake.
- In questions, the verb is often comes before the subject: When is the lesson?
Mini practice:
A) Fix: "When is the class at?"
B) Fix: "Where is the lesson at 9?"
C) Write one question with when.
D) Write one question with where.
E) Write one short correction sentence with wrong.
Answer key:
A) When is the class?
B) Where is the lesson? It is at 9.
C) Example: When is the lesson?
D) Example: Where is the class?
E) Example: My sentence is wrong.
Reply instruction:
Please reply with one short question and one short correction sentence. Keep your sentences simple. If you want, you can also correct another user’s sentence in a polite way.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].