English A1 Speaking & Writing #093: Simple invitation, reply, and message practice
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #093
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #093
Lesson focus: simple invitation, short reply, and short message practice.
Today you will practice how to invite someone, how to answer, and how to write a very short message. This lesson continues the speaking and writing pattern from the last lessons, but now the focus is on a small event and a clear reply.
Review from previous lessons:
- use short, polite words
- give one clear answer
- write very short messages
Words:
1) invite — in-vyt — ask someone to join
2) party — par-tee — a social event
3) join — joyn — take part
4) reply — ri-plai — answer
5) message — mes-ij — short communication
Word readings:
- invite = in-vyt
- party = par-tee
- join = joyn
- reply = ri-plai
- message = mes-ij
Example sentences:
1) Can you invite me to your party? — kan yoo in-vyt mee too yor par-tee
2) Yes, you can join us. — yes, yoo kan joyn us
3) I can reply now. — ai kan ri-plai now
4) The party is small. — the par-tee iz smol
5) Send me a message. — send mee uh mes-ij
Usage notes:
- invite is for asking someone to join an event.
- party is for a celebration or social event.
- join is for taking part with others.
- reply is for answering a question or message.
- message is for a short written communication.
Mini practice:
- Say the 5 words aloud.
- Read the 5 sentences aloud.
- Change one sentence and write your own version.
- Example: 'Can you join us?' / 'Send me a message.'
Answer key:
1) invite
2) join
3) Yes, you can join us.
4) Send me a message.
5) The party is small.
Reply instruction:
Write one short reply in English. Keep it simple and polite. Example: 'Yes, you can join us.'
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: #093
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #093
Lesson focus: simple invitation, short reply, and short message practice.
Today you will practice how to invite someone, how to answer, and how to write a very short message. This lesson continues the speaking and writing pattern from the last lessons, but now the focus is on a small event and a clear reply.
Review from previous lessons:
- use short, polite words
- give one clear answer
- write very short messages
Words:
1) invite — in-vyt — ask someone to join
2) party — par-tee — a social event
3) join — joyn — take part
4) reply — ri-plai — answer
5) message — mes-ij — short communication
Word readings:
- invite = in-vyt
- party = par-tee
- join = joyn
- reply = ri-plai
- message = mes-ij
Example sentences:
1) Can you invite me to your party? — kan yoo in-vyt mee too yor par-tee
2) Yes, you can join us. — yes, yoo kan joyn us
3) I can reply now. — ai kan ri-plai now
4) The party is small. — the par-tee iz smol
5) Send me a message. — send mee uh mes-ij
Usage notes:
- invite is for asking someone to join an event.
- party is for a celebration or social event.
- join is for taking part with others.
- reply is for answering a question or message.
- message is for a short written communication.
Mini practice:
- Say the 5 words aloud.
- Read the 5 sentences aloud.
- Change one sentence and write your own version.
- Example: 'Can you join us?' / 'Send me a message.'
Answer key:
1) invite
2) join
3) Yes, you can join us.
4) Send me a message.
5) The party is small.
Reply instruction:
Write one short reply in English. Keep it simple and polite. Example: 'Yes, you can join us.'
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].