English A1 Speaking & Writing #078: Speaking and writing practice for a simple plan, yes/no answers, and a short written reply.
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #078
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #078
Topic: Asking for a plan, saying yes/no, and writing a short reply
Lesson overview:
In this lesson, you will practice a very simple speaking and writing pattern. You can ask about a plan, say what you want to do, give a short invitation, and write a clear reply. This is useful for everyday messages and easy face-to-face speaking.
Review from previous lessons:
- plan: a simple idea for what to do
- meet: to see and talk with someone
- today: on this day
New words:
1) plan — reading: plan — meaning: a simple idea for what to do
2) meet — reading: meet — meaning: to see and talk with someone
3) want — reading: wont — meaning: to wish or like to have or do
4) come — reading: kum — meaning: to move to a place with another person
5) today — reading: tuh-day — meaning: on this day
Usage notes:
- plan is for an idea or arrangement.
- meet is for seeing a person in person.
- want is for wishes and choices.
- come is for moving with someone or to someone.
- today is for the current day.
Simple sentences:
1) Do you want a plan? — reading: doo yoo wont uh plan
2) I want to meet my friend. — reading: ai wont tuh meet mai frend
3) Come with me today. — reading: kum with mee tuh-day
4) We have a plan for today. — reading: wee hav uh plan for tuh-day
5) Yes, I can come. — reading: yes, ai kan kum
Mini practice:
- Speaking: Say each sentence aloud two times.
- Writing: Change one word and write a new sentence.
- Example: We have a plan for today. → We have a plan for Monday.
- Roleplay: One person asks, “Do you want a plan?” The other person answers, “Yes, I can come.”
Reply instruction:
Please reply with one short sentence using one of today’s words. You can also write a simple question and a simple answer.
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: #078
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #078
Topic: Asking for a plan, saying yes/no, and writing a short reply
Lesson overview:
In this lesson, you will practice a very simple speaking and writing pattern. You can ask about a plan, say what you want to do, give a short invitation, and write a clear reply. This is useful for everyday messages and easy face-to-face speaking.
Review from previous lessons:
- plan: a simple idea for what to do
- meet: to see and talk with someone
- today: on this day
New words:
1) plan — reading: plan — meaning: a simple idea for what to do
2) meet — reading: meet — meaning: to see and talk with someone
3) want — reading: wont — meaning: to wish or like to have or do
4) come — reading: kum — meaning: to move to a place with another person
5) today — reading: tuh-day — meaning: on this day
Usage notes:
- plan is for an idea or arrangement.
- meet is for seeing a person in person.
- want is for wishes and choices.
- come is for moving with someone or to someone.
- today is for the current day.
Simple sentences:
1) Do you want a plan? — reading: doo yoo wont uh plan
2) I want to meet my friend. — reading: ai wont tuh meet mai frend
3) Come with me today. — reading: kum with mee tuh-day
4) We have a plan for today. — reading: wee hav uh plan for tuh-day
5) Yes, I can come. — reading: yes, ai kan kum
Mini practice:
- Speaking: Say each sentence aloud two times.
- Writing: Change one word and write a new sentence.
- Example: We have a plan for today. → We have a plan for Monday.
- Roleplay: One person asks, “Do you want a plan?” The other person answers, “Yes, I can come.”
Reply instruction:
Please reply with one short sentence using one of today’s words. You can also write a simple question and a simple answer.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].