English A1 Speaking & Writing #034: Speaking and writing practice for asking for a simple item, saying what you need, and writing a short request.
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #034
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #034
Topic: Asking for a simple item and writing a short request
Lesson overview:
In this lesson, you will practice a very short spoken request and a tiny written message. This is useful when you need one thing, ask about a receipt, talk about a card, say you have cash, or write a note. Keep your English short, clear, and polite.
Review from previous lessons:
- contact: a phone or message detail
- reply: a short answer
- note: a short written message
5 words:
1) item — AI-tem — thing
2) receipt — ri-SEET — proof of purchase
3) card — kaard — small paper or plastic piece
4) cash — kash — paper money
5) note — noht — short written message
Usage notes:
- item is a very general word for one thing.
- receipt is used for a purchase record.
- card can mean a small paper or plastic object.
- cash means money in notes or coins.
- note is a short written message.
5 sentences:
1) I need one item, please.
Reading: ai need wun AI-tem pleez
Meaning: I need one thing, please.
2) Do you have a receipt?
Reading: doo yoo hav uh ri-SEET
Meaning: Do you have a receipt?
3) This card has my number.
Reading: this kaard haz mai NUM-ber
Meaning: This card has my number.
4) I have cash.
Reading: ai hav kash
Meaning: I have cash.
5) I write a note.
Reading: ai rait uh noht
Meaning: I write a note.
Mini practice:
A) Say the sentence aloud.
B) Choose one word: item / receipt / card / cash / note.
C) Write one short line with I have... or I need....
Answer key:
1) item
2) receipt
3) I need one item, please.
4) I have cash.
5) I write a note.
Reply instruction:
Reply with:
- one short spoken sentence
- one short written sentence
- one word you want to practice again
Example reply:
I need one item, please.
I write a note.
Word: receipt
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: #034
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #034
Topic: Asking for a simple item and writing a short request
Lesson overview:
In this lesson, you will practice a very short spoken request and a tiny written message. This is useful when you need one thing, ask about a receipt, talk about a card, say you have cash, or write a note. Keep your English short, clear, and polite.
Review from previous lessons:
- contact: a phone or message detail
- reply: a short answer
- note: a short written message
5 words:
1) item — AI-tem — thing
2) receipt — ri-SEET — proof of purchase
3) card — kaard — small paper or plastic piece
4) cash — kash — paper money
5) note — noht — short written message
Usage notes:
- item is a very general word for one thing.
- receipt is used for a purchase record.
- card can mean a small paper or plastic object.
- cash means money in notes or coins.
- note is a short written message.
5 sentences:
1) I need one item, please.
Reading: ai need wun AI-tem pleez
Meaning: I need one thing, please.
2) Do you have a receipt?
Reading: doo yoo hav uh ri-SEET
Meaning: Do you have a receipt?
3) This card has my number.
Reading: this kaard haz mai NUM-ber
Meaning: This card has my number.
4) I have cash.
Reading: ai hav kash
Meaning: I have cash.
5) I write a note.
Reading: ai rait uh noht
Meaning: I write a note.
Mini practice:
A) Say the sentence aloud.
B) Choose one word: item / receipt / card / cash / note.
C) Write one short line with I have... or I need....
Answer key:
1) item
2) receipt
3) I need one item, please.
4) I have cash.
5) I write a note.
Reply instruction:
Reply with:
- one short spoken sentence
- one short written sentence
- one word you want to practice again
Example reply:
I need one item, please.
I write a note.
Word: receipt
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].