English A1 Speaking & Writing #025: Speaking and writing practice for arranging a simple meeting, saying the day and time, and writing a short reply.
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #025
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #025
Topic: Saying a Meeting Time, Day, and Place
Forum type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson overview:
In this lesson, you will practice a simple meeting conversation. You will say a day, ask about a time, and mention a place. This is useful when you arrange a short meeting by message or in person.
Quick review from earlier lessons:
- appointment = a planned time to meet
- time = a clock moment
- message = a short note sent to someone
New words:
1) meet — reading: meet — meaning: come together
Usage note: Use meet when two people come together at a time and place.
2) Monday — reading: mun-day — meaning: the first day of the work week
Usage note: Use days of the week to say when something happens.
3) time — reading: taim — meaning: a clock moment
Usage note: Use time to ask or say a clock moment.
4) place — reading: pleis — meaning: a location
Usage note: Use place to say where something happens.
5) morning — reading: mor-ning — meaning: early part of the day
Usage note: Use morning to talk about the early part of the day.
Example sentences:
1) Can we meet on Monday?
Reading: kan wi meet on mun-day
Meaning: Can we meet on Monday?
2) What time is good?
Reading: wot taim iz gud
Meaning: What time is good?
3) Morning is good.
Reading: mor-ning iz gud
Meaning: Morning is good.
4) The place is near the hotel.
Reading: thuh pleis iz neer thuh hoh-tel
Meaning: The place is near the hotel.
5) I can meet you there.
Reading: ai kan meet yoo thair
Meaning: I can meet you there.
Usage notes:
- Use Can we meet...? to start a simple plan.
- Use What time is good? to ask about the best time.
- Use Morning is good. to reply with a time of day.
- Use The place is near the hotel. to say where the meeting will happen.
- Use I can meet you there. to agree with the place.
Mini practice:
A) Speak: Say one day, one time of day, and one place.
B) Write: Make a short message with one question and one reply.
C) Roleplay: One person asks about a meeting. The other person gives a day, a time, and a place.
Answer key:
1) meet
2) meet
3) Morning is good.
4) Example: Monday morning is good.
5) Example: near the hotel
Reply instruction:
Write a short reply in the forum. Use one question and one answer. Try to include one day, one time of day, and one place. Keep it short and simple.
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: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #025
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #025
Topic: Saying a Meeting Time, Day, and Place
Forum type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson overview:
In this lesson, you will practice a simple meeting conversation. You will say a day, ask about a time, and mention a place. This is useful when you arrange a short meeting by message or in person.
Quick review from earlier lessons:
- appointment = a planned time to meet
- time = a clock moment
- message = a short note sent to someone
New words:
1) meet — reading: meet — meaning: come together
Usage note: Use meet when two people come together at a time and place.
2) Monday — reading: mun-day — meaning: the first day of the work week
Usage note: Use days of the week to say when something happens.
3) time — reading: taim — meaning: a clock moment
Usage note: Use time to ask or say a clock moment.
4) place — reading: pleis — meaning: a location
Usage note: Use place to say where something happens.
5) morning — reading: mor-ning — meaning: early part of the day
Usage note: Use morning to talk about the early part of the day.
Example sentences:
1) Can we meet on Monday?
Reading: kan wi meet on mun-day
Meaning: Can we meet on Monday?
2) What time is good?
Reading: wot taim iz gud
Meaning: What time is good?
3) Morning is good.
Reading: mor-ning iz gud
Meaning: Morning is good.
4) The place is near the hotel.
Reading: thuh pleis iz neer thuh hoh-tel
Meaning: The place is near the hotel.
5) I can meet you there.
Reading: ai kan meet yoo thair
Meaning: I can meet you there.
Usage notes:
- Use Can we meet...? to start a simple plan.
- Use What time is good? to ask about the best time.
- Use Morning is good. to reply with a time of day.
- Use The place is near the hotel. to say where the meeting will happen.
- Use I can meet you there. to agree with the place.
Mini practice:
A) Speak: Say one day, one time of day, and one place.
B) Write: Make a short message with one question and one reply.
C) Roleplay: One person asks about a meeting. The other person gives a day, a time, and a place.
Answer key:
1) meet
2) meet
3) Morning is good.
4) Example: Monday morning is good.
5) Example: near the hotel
Reply instruction:
Write a short reply in the forum. Use one question and one answer. Try to include one day, one time of day, and one place. Keep it short and simple.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].