English A1 Speaking & Writing #033: Sharing a contact detail, spelling a name, and writing a short reply
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #033
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Welcome to English A1 Speaking & Writing #033.
Today’s topic: sharing a simple contact detail, spelling a name, and writing a short reply.
This lesson continues the recent speaking and writing sequence:
- In #030 you practiced short written messages.
- In #031 you practiced simple introductions.
- In #032 you practiced a short reason and a small request.
- In #033 we move to a very useful everyday skill: asking for contact information and spelling names clearly.
Lesson overview
- You will practice 5 useful words.
- You will read 5 short example sentences.
- You will do speaking prompts and writing tasks.
- You will keep answers short, clear, and friendly.
Useful words
1. contact — KON-takt — phone/email detail
2. spell — spel — say letters
3. name — neym — person word
4. email — EE-meyl — online mail
5. reply — ri-PLY — short answer
Word readings
- contact = KON-takt
- spell = spel
- name = neym
- email = EE-meyl
- reply = ri-PLY
Example sentences
1. Please give me your contact.
Reading: pleez giv mee yor KON-takt
2. Can you spell your name?
Reading: kan yoo spel yor neym
3. My name is Ana.
Reading: mai neym iz AH-nah
4. I sent an email.
Reading: ai sent an EE-meyl
5. Please reply soon.
Reading: pleez ri-PLY soon
Usage notes
- Use contact for a phone number or email address.
- Use spell when you need letters, especially for names.
- Use name for simple introductions.
- Use email for online writing.
- Use reply for a short written answer.
Mini practice
A. Speaking
- Ask for a contact detail.
- Ask someone to spell a name.
- Say your own name.
B. Writing
- Write one short sentence with email.
- Write one short reply request.
- Write your name in a simple sentence.
C. Correction-friendly check
- Keep the sentence short.
- Use clear capital letters for names.
- Do not add extra words if you are a beginner.
Answer key
1. Please give me your contact.
2. Can you spell your name?
3. My name is Ana.
4. I sent an email.
5. Please reply soon.
Reply instruction
- Write 1 speaking sentence.
- Write 1 writing sentence.
- If you want, add your own name in place of Ana.
- Keep your reply short and easy to check.
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: #033
Available explanations:
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Welcome to English A1 Speaking & Writing #033.
Today’s topic: sharing a simple contact detail, spelling a name, and writing a short reply.
This lesson continues the recent speaking and writing sequence:
- In #030 you practiced short written messages.
- In #031 you practiced simple introductions.
- In #032 you practiced a short reason and a small request.
- In #033 we move to a very useful everyday skill: asking for contact information and spelling names clearly.
Lesson overview
- You will practice 5 useful words.
- You will read 5 short example sentences.
- You will do speaking prompts and writing tasks.
- You will keep answers short, clear, and friendly.
Useful words
1. contact — KON-takt — phone/email detail
2. spell — spel — say letters
3. name — neym — person word
4. email — EE-meyl — online mail
5. reply — ri-PLY — short answer
Word readings
- contact = KON-takt
- spell = spel
- name = neym
- email = EE-meyl
- reply = ri-PLY
Example sentences
1. Please give me your contact.
Reading: pleez giv mee yor KON-takt
2. Can you spell your name?
Reading: kan yoo spel yor neym
3. My name is Ana.
Reading: mai neym iz AH-nah
4. I sent an email.
Reading: ai sent an EE-meyl
5. Please reply soon.
Reading: pleez ri-PLY soon
Usage notes
- Use contact for a phone number or email address.
- Use spell when you need letters, especially for names.
- Use name for simple introductions.
- Use email for online writing.
- Use reply for a short written answer.
Mini practice
A. Speaking
- Ask for a contact detail.
- Ask someone to spell a name.
- Say your own name.
B. Writing
- Write one short sentence with email.
- Write one short reply request.
- Write your name in a simple sentence.
C. Correction-friendly check
- Keep the sentence short.
- Use clear capital letters for names.
- Do not add extra words if you are a beginner.
Answer key
1. Please give me your contact.
2. Can you spell your name?
3. My name is Ana.
4. I sent an email.
5. Please reply soon.
Reply instruction
- Write 1 speaking sentence.
- Write 1 writing sentence.
- If you want, add your own name in place of Ana.
- Keep your reply short and easy to check.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].