English A1 Q&A Corrections #114: Question and correction practice with what kind of / which
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Question and Correction Practice
Lesson number: #114
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English A1 Q&A Corrections #114
Topic: what kind of / which
Lesson overview:
Today we practice two useful question forms for choosing things.
- what kind of = ask about type
- which = ask about one choice from a small group
This lesson continues the question-and-correction style from the last lessons. We will review a little, then add new choice questions.
Review from previous lessons:
- can / cannot: for ability
- where / when: for place and time
- do / does: for simple questions
New words:
1) what kind of — wut kaynd ov — asking about type
2) which — wich — which one
3) book — buk — a reading item
4) pen — pen — a writing tool
5) want — wont — would like
Word usage notes:
- what kind of: use it for type or category.
- which: use it when there are a few choices.
- book and pen are common objects for beginner practice.
- want is very useful for simple wants and choices.
Simple example sentences:
1) What kind of book do you want?
Reading: wut kaynd ov buk doo yoo wont
Meaning: What type of book do you want?
Use: ask about the kind of book.
2) Which pen do you want?
Reading: wich pen doo yoo wont
Meaning: Which pen do you want?
Use: ask the learner to choose one pen.
3) I want a book.
Reading: ai wont uh buk
Meaning: I want a book.
Use: simple answer.
4) I want a pen.
Reading: ai wont uh pen
Meaning: I want a pen.
Use: simple answer.
5) This book is blue.
Reading: this buk iz bloo
Meaning: This book is blue.
Use: simple description after choosing.
Common mistake notes:
- Do not forget of in what kind of.
- Do not forget the question form after which.
- A simple answer can be: I want a book. / I want a pen.
Mini practice:
1) Correct: Which book you want?
2) Correct: What kind book do you want?
3) Make a question with which and pen.
4) Answer: What kind of book do you want?
5) Answer: Which pen do you want?
Answer key:
1) Which book do you want?
2) What kind of book do you want?
3) Which pen do you want?
4) I want a book.
5) I want a pen.
Reply instruction:
Please post your own short question or answer using what kind of or which. I will correct it in the same thread.
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: #114
Available explanations:
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English A1 Q&A Corrections #114
Topic: what kind of / which
Lesson overview:
Today we practice two useful question forms for choosing things.
- what kind of = ask about type
- which = ask about one choice from a small group
This lesson continues the question-and-correction style from the last lessons. We will review a little, then add new choice questions.
Review from previous lessons:
- can / cannot: for ability
- where / when: for place and time
- do / does: for simple questions
New words:
1) what kind of — wut kaynd ov — asking about type
2) which — wich — which one
3) book — buk — a reading item
4) pen — pen — a writing tool
5) want — wont — would like
Word usage notes:
- what kind of: use it for type or category.
- which: use it when there are a few choices.
- book and pen are common objects for beginner practice.
- want is very useful for simple wants and choices.
Simple example sentences:
1) What kind of book do you want?
Reading: wut kaynd ov buk doo yoo wont
Meaning: What type of book do you want?
Use: ask about the kind of book.
2) Which pen do you want?
Reading: wich pen doo yoo wont
Meaning: Which pen do you want?
Use: ask the learner to choose one pen.
3) I want a book.
Reading: ai wont uh buk
Meaning: I want a book.
Use: simple answer.
4) I want a pen.
Reading: ai wont uh pen
Meaning: I want a pen.
Use: simple answer.
5) This book is blue.
Reading: this buk iz bloo
Meaning: This book is blue.
Use: simple description after choosing.
Common mistake notes:
- Do not forget of in what kind of.
- Do not forget the question form after which.
- A simple answer can be: I want a book. / I want a pen.
Mini practice:
1) Correct: Which book you want?
2) Correct: What kind book do you want?
3) Make a question with which and pen.
4) Answer: What kind of book do you want?
5) Answer: Which pen do you want?
Answer key:
1) Which book do you want?
2) What kind of book do you want?
3) Which pen do you want?
4) I want a book.
5) I want a pen.
Reply instruction:
Please post your own short question or answer using what kind of or which. I will correct it in the same thread.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].