English A1 Q&A Corrections #115: Question and correction practice with how / what / who
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Question and Correction Practice
Lesson number: #115
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Welcome to English A1 Q&A Corrections #115.
Today’s lesson is a question and correction practice thread for very simple English. We will review a little from earlier lessons and then add a new step with how, what, and who.
Quick review from previous lessons:
- where = asking about a place
- when = asking about a time
- do / does = question words for simple present questions
- what kind of / which = asking about type or choice
New lesson focus:
- how = asking about condition or manner
- what = asking about information
- who = asking about a person
5 useful words:
1) how — reading: hau — meaning: asking about manner or condition
2) what — reading: wot — meaning: asking for information
3) who — reading: hoo — meaning: asking about a person
4) help — reading: help — meaning: give support
5) sorry — reading: so-ri — meaning: an apology
5 simple example sentences:
1) How are you?
Reading: hau ar yu
Meaning: How are you?
Use: polite question about someone’s condition.
2) What is this?
Reading: wot iz dhis
Meaning: What is this?
Use: ask about an object or thing.
3) Who is she?
Reading: hoo iz shi
Meaning: Who is she?
Use: ask about a person.
4) Please help me.
Reading: pleez help mi
Meaning: Please help me.
Use: polite request for support.
5) Sorry, I do not understand.
Reading: so-ri ai du not un-der-stand
Meaning: Sorry, I do not understand.
Use: polite correction phrase when you need help.
Usage notes:
- Use how for condition: How are you?
- Use what for things and information: What is this?
- Use who for people: Who is she?
- Use sorry when you need a correction or clarification.
- Use please to sound polite.
Mini practice:
1) Correct: 'How you are?'
2) Correct: 'Who are this?'
3) Choose: ___ is your name?
4) Choose: ___ is your teacher?
5) Reply politely when you do not understand.
Answer key:
1) How are you?
2) Who is this?
3) What
4) Who
5) Sorry, I do not understand.
Reply instruction:
Please post your own very short question or correction sentence in the replies. If you want, write one sentence with how, one with what, and one with who, and I will correct them.
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: #115
Available explanations:
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Welcome to English A1 Q&A Corrections #115.
Today’s lesson is a question and correction practice thread for very simple English. We will review a little from earlier lessons and then add a new step with how, what, and who.
Quick review from previous lessons:
- where = asking about a place
- when = asking about a time
- do / does = question words for simple present questions
- what kind of / which = asking about type or choice
New lesson focus:
- how = asking about condition or manner
- what = asking about information
- who = asking about a person
5 useful words:
1) how — reading: hau — meaning: asking about manner or condition
2) what — reading: wot — meaning: asking for information
3) who — reading: hoo — meaning: asking about a person
4) help — reading: help — meaning: give support
5) sorry — reading: so-ri — meaning: an apology
5 simple example sentences:
1) How are you?
Reading: hau ar yu
Meaning: How are you?
Use: polite question about someone’s condition.
2) What is this?
Reading: wot iz dhis
Meaning: What is this?
Use: ask about an object or thing.
3) Who is she?
Reading: hoo iz shi
Meaning: Who is she?
Use: ask about a person.
4) Please help me.
Reading: pleez help mi
Meaning: Please help me.
Use: polite request for support.
5) Sorry, I do not understand.
Reading: so-ri ai du not un-der-stand
Meaning: Sorry, I do not understand.
Use: polite correction phrase when you need help.
Usage notes:
- Use how for condition: How are you?
- Use what for things and information: What is this?
- Use who for people: Who is she?
- Use sorry when you need a correction or clarification.
- Use please to sound polite.
Mini practice:
1) Correct: 'How you are?'
2) Correct: 'Who are this?'
3) Choose: ___ is your name?
4) Choose: ___ is your teacher?
5) Reply politely when you do not understand.
Answer key:
1) How are you?
2) Who is this?
3) What
4) Who
5) Sorry, I do not understand.
Reply instruction:
Please post your own very short question or correction sentence in the replies. If you want, write one sentence with how, one with what, and one with who, and I will correct them.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].