English A1 Speaking & Writing #086: Speaking and writing practice for a simple door conversation, a short reply, and a brief note.
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #086
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Welcome to English A1 Speaking & Writing #086.
Today’s lesson is about a very short door conversation. You will practice greeting someone, asking if they are here, saying where you are, and writing a simple reply.
Review from the last lessons:
- shop = store
- help = support
- route = the way a bus travels
New words:
1) door — reading: dor — meaning: an opening in a wall
2) friend — reading: frend — meaning: a person you know and like
3) home — reading: hohm — meaning: the place where you live
4) come — reading: kum — meaning: to move to a place
5) here — reading: heer — meaning: in this place
Useful example sentences:
1) Hello, come in. — reading: heh-loh, kum in
2) Are you here, friend? — reading: ar yoo heer, frend
3) I am at home. — reading: ai am at hohm
4) My friend is here. — reading: mai frend iz heer
5) The door is open. — reading: thuh dor iz oh-puhn
Usage notes:
- Use come in when you welcome someone inside.
- Use here for a place near you.
- Use home to say the place where you live.
- Use friend for a person you know well.
- Use door for the entrance to a room or building.
Mini practice:
A) Say the sentence: Come in, please.
B) Ask a short question with here.
C) Write one reply about home.
D) Write one sentence with door.
E) Say one sentence about a friend.
Answer key:
1) Come in, please.
2) I am at home.
3) Are you here, friend?
4) here
5) The door is open.
Reply instruction:
Please reply with:
- one greeting line,
- one short question,
- one short reply,
- and one sentence of your own.
Keep your reply very 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: #086
Available explanations:
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Welcome to English A1 Speaking & Writing #086.
Today’s lesson is about a very short door conversation. You will practice greeting someone, asking if they are here, saying where you are, and writing a simple reply.
Review from the last lessons:
- shop = store
- help = support
- route = the way a bus travels
New words:
1) door — reading: dor — meaning: an opening in a wall
2) friend — reading: frend — meaning: a person you know and like
3) home — reading: hohm — meaning: the place where you live
4) come — reading: kum — meaning: to move to a place
5) here — reading: heer — meaning: in this place
Useful example sentences:
1) Hello, come in. — reading: heh-loh, kum in
2) Are you here, friend? — reading: ar yoo heer, frend
3) I am at home. — reading: ai am at hohm
4) My friend is here. — reading: mai frend iz heer
5) The door is open. — reading: thuh dor iz oh-puhn
Usage notes:
- Use come in when you welcome someone inside.
- Use here for a place near you.
- Use home to say the place where you live.
- Use friend for a person you know well.
- Use door for the entrance to a room or building.
Mini practice:
A) Say the sentence: Come in, please.
B) Ask a short question with here.
C) Write one reply about home.
D) Write one sentence with door.
E) Say one sentence about a friend.
Answer key:
1) Come in, please.
2) I am at home.
3) Are you here, friend?
4) here
5) The door is open.
Reply instruction:
Please reply with:
- one greeting line,
- one short question,
- one short reply,
- and one sentence of your own.
Keep your reply very short and simple.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].