English A1 Speaking & Writing #056: Speaking and writing practice for a class note, a short reply, and simple everyday communication.
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #056
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #056
Topic: Simple message practice for a class note and a short reply
Today we practice speaking and writing short English messages. This lesson follows the last lessons about simple messages, short replies, and everyday communication.
Quick review from previous lessons:
- visit = go to see someone or a place
- plan = an idea for later
- meet = see and talk with someone
New words:
1) class = school lesson
Reading: klas
Example: I have class at nine.
Usage note: Use class for a school lesson or lesson time.
2) note = short message
Reading: noht
Example: I write a note for my friend.
Usage note: Use note for a short written message.
3) late = not on time
Reading: leyt
Example: I am late today.
Usage note: Use late when someone or something is not on time.
4) busy = not free
Reading: biz-ee
Example: She is busy now.
Usage note: Use busy when a person cannot do something because of other things.
5) message = written communication
Reading: mes-ij
Example: Send a message after class.
Usage note: Use message for a short written communication by phone or app.
Example sentences:
1) I have class at nine.
Reading: ai hav klas at nayn
Meaning: I have a lesson at nine.
2) I write a note for my friend.
Reading: ai rayt a noht for mai frend
Meaning: I write a short message for my friend.
3) I am late today.
Reading: ai am leyt to-day
Meaning: I am not on time today.
4) She is busy now.
Reading: shi iz biz-ee naw
Meaning: She is not free now.
5) Send a message after class.
Reading: send a mes-ij af-ter klas
Meaning: Send a short message after the lesson.
Speaking practice:
- Say each word aloud.
- Read each sentence slowly.
- Make your own sentence with class, note, late, busy, and message.
- Practice a short dialogue:
A: Are you busy now?
B: Yes, I am busy now.
A: Send a message after class.
B: OK.
Writing practice:
1) Write one sentence about your class time.
2) Write one short note to a friend.
3) Write one sentence about being late or busy.
4) Write a two-line message:
Hi.
I am busy now. I send a message after class.
Mini practice:
- Fill in the blank: I have ____ at nine. (class)
- Fill in the blank: She is ____ now. (busy)
- Choose the right word: not on time = late
- Write one short reply to: Can you send a message after class?
Answer key:
- class
- busy
- late
- Yes, I can send a message after class.
Reply instruction:
Write your answers in a reply. You can send:
1) one sentence with class
2) one sentence with note
3) one short message
4) one short dialogue line
Try to keep your English simple and clear.
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: #056
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #056
Topic: Simple message practice for a class note and a short reply
Today we practice speaking and writing short English messages. This lesson follows the last lessons about simple messages, short replies, and everyday communication.
Quick review from previous lessons:
- visit = go to see someone or a place
- plan = an idea for later
- meet = see and talk with someone
New words:
1) class = school lesson
Reading: klas
Example: I have class at nine.
Usage note: Use class for a school lesson or lesson time.
2) note = short message
Reading: noht
Example: I write a note for my friend.
Usage note: Use note for a short written message.
3) late = not on time
Reading: leyt
Example: I am late today.
Usage note: Use late when someone or something is not on time.
4) busy = not free
Reading: biz-ee
Example: She is busy now.
Usage note: Use busy when a person cannot do something because of other things.
5) message = written communication
Reading: mes-ij
Example: Send a message after class.
Usage note: Use message for a short written communication by phone or app.
Example sentences:
1) I have class at nine.
Reading: ai hav klas at nayn
Meaning: I have a lesson at nine.
2) I write a note for my friend.
Reading: ai rayt a noht for mai frend
Meaning: I write a short message for my friend.
3) I am late today.
Reading: ai am leyt to-day
Meaning: I am not on time today.
4) She is busy now.
Reading: shi iz biz-ee naw
Meaning: She is not free now.
5) Send a message after class.
Reading: send a mes-ij af-ter klas
Meaning: Send a short message after the lesson.
Speaking practice:
- Say each word aloud.
- Read each sentence slowly.
- Make your own sentence with class, note, late, busy, and message.
- Practice a short dialogue:
A: Are you busy now?
B: Yes, I am busy now.
A: Send a message after class.
B: OK.
Writing practice:
1) Write one sentence about your class time.
2) Write one short note to a friend.
3) Write one sentence about being late or busy.
4) Write a two-line message:
Hi.
I am busy now. I send a message after class.
Mini practice:
- Fill in the blank: I have ____ at nine. (class)
- Fill in the blank: She is ____ now. (busy)
- Choose the right word: not on time = late
- Write one short reply to: Can you send a message after class?
Answer key:
- class
- busy
- late
- Yes, I can send a message after class.
Reply instruction:
Write your answers in a reply. You can send:
1) one sentence with class
2) one sentence with note
3) one short message
4) one short dialogue line
Try to keep your English simple and clear.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].