English A1 Q&A Corrections #071: Question and correction practice with simple object and place answers
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Question and Correction Practice
Lesson number: #071
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Lesson 071 — Question and Correction Practice
Today’s topic: short question-and-answer corrections with object words and simple place words.
Quick review from the previous lessons:
- We used short answers for simple questions.
- We used place words like left and right.
- We made very short, clear replies for forum corrections.
New words:
1) book — reading: buk — meaning: a reading book
2) chair — reading: chehr — meaning: a seat
3) desk — reading: desk — meaning: a table for study or office use
4) left — reading: left — meaning: the side opposite right
5) right — reading: rait — meaning: the side opposite left
Usage notes:
- book is for reading or school.
- chair is one seat for one person.
- desk is a work or study table.
- left and right tell us a side or direction.
Example sentences:
1) Is the book on the desk? — reading: iz dhə buk on dhə desk
2) The chair is on the left. — reading: dhə chehr iz on dhə left
3) My book is not on the chair. — reading: mai buk iz not on dhə chehr
4) The desk is on the right. — reading: dhə desk iz on dhə rait
5) Is this your book? — reading: iz dhis yor buk
Mini practice:
- Change the wrong word: The chair is on the right. → The chair is on the left.
- Make a short yes/no reply: Is this your book? → Yes, it is. / No, it is not.
- Write one correction sentence with book, chair, desk, left, or right.
Answer key:
1) Yes, the book is on the desk.
2) The chair is on the left.
3) No, my book is not on the chair.
4) Yes, it is. / No, it is not.
5) The desk is on the right.
Reply instruction:
Post your own short question or correction in the forum. Try one sentence with book, chair, desk, left, or right. Another learner can reply with a correction or a short answer.
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: #071
Available explanations:
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Lesson 071 — Question and Correction Practice
Today’s topic: short question-and-answer corrections with object words and simple place words.
Quick review from the previous lessons:
- We used short answers for simple questions.
- We used place words like left and right.
- We made very short, clear replies for forum corrections.
New words:
1) book — reading: buk — meaning: a reading book
2) chair — reading: chehr — meaning: a seat
3) desk — reading: desk — meaning: a table for study or office use
4) left — reading: left — meaning: the side opposite right
5) right — reading: rait — meaning: the side opposite left
Usage notes:
- book is for reading or school.
- chair is one seat for one person.
- desk is a work or study table.
- left and right tell us a side or direction.
Example sentences:
1) Is the book on the desk? — reading: iz dhə buk on dhə desk
2) The chair is on the left. — reading: dhə chehr iz on dhə left
3) My book is not on the chair. — reading: mai buk iz not on dhə chehr
4) The desk is on the right. — reading: dhə desk iz on dhə rait
5) Is this your book? — reading: iz dhis yor buk
Mini practice:
- Change the wrong word: The chair is on the right. → The chair is on the left.
- Make a short yes/no reply: Is this your book? → Yes, it is. / No, it is not.
- Write one correction sentence with book, chair, desk, left, or right.
Answer key:
1) Yes, the book is on the desk.
2) The chair is on the left.
3) No, my book is not on the chair.
4) Yes, it is. / No, it is not.
5) The desk is on the right.
Reply instruction:
Post your own short question or correction in the forum. Try one sentence with book, chair, desk, left, or right. Another learner can reply with a correction or a short answer.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].