English A1 Speaking & Writing #094: Speaking and writing practice for a simple schedule, time words, and a short plan
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #094
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #094
Topic: Talking About a Schedule and Writing a Short Plan
Lesson overview:
Today we practice a very simple schedule conversation and a short writing task. You will ask about time, answer with morning or afternoon, and write a short plan. This lesson continues the A1 speaking-and-writing series with easy, useful language for everyday study and planning.
Review from previous lessons:
- A short greeting or reply can start a conversation.
- A simple question helps you get information.
- A short message or note can share one clear idea.
5 useful words:
1) time — when something happens
Reading: taim
Usage note: Use it for clock time and schedule questions.
2) morning — the early part of the day
Reading: mor-ning
Usage note: Use it before noon.
3) afternoon — the time after midday
Reading: af-ter-noon
Usage note: Use it after 12:00.
4) today — on the current day
Reading: tə-day
Usage note: Use it for the current day only.
5) plan — a simple idea for what to do
Reading: plan
Usage note: Use it for a simple arrangement or idea.
5 example sentences:
1) What time is your lesson?
Reading: wot taim iz yor les-ən
Meaning: A simple question about schedule.
2) My lesson is in the morning.
Reading: mai les-ən iz in dhə mor-ning
Meaning: A simple answer about time.
3) I write a plan today.
Reading: ai rait ə plan tə-day
Meaning: A short writing sentence.
4) We meet in the afternoon.
Reading: wi miit in dhə af-ter-noon
Meaning: A simple sentence about meeting time.
5) My plan is short.
Reading: mai plan iz short
Meaning: A very simple sentence for writing.
Mini practice:
- Ask: What time is your lesson?
- Answer: My lesson is in the morning.
- Write one short sentence with today.
- Write one short sentence with afternoon.
- Write one short sentence about your plan.
Reply instruction:
Please reply with 1 question, 1 answer, and 1 short plan sentence. Keep your reply very short 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: #094
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #094
Topic: Talking About a Schedule and Writing a Short Plan
Lesson overview:
Today we practice a very simple schedule conversation and a short writing task. You will ask about time, answer with morning or afternoon, and write a short plan. This lesson continues the A1 speaking-and-writing series with easy, useful language for everyday study and planning.
Review from previous lessons:
- A short greeting or reply can start a conversation.
- A simple question helps you get information.
- A short message or note can share one clear idea.
5 useful words:
1) time — when something happens
Reading: taim
Usage note: Use it for clock time and schedule questions.
2) morning — the early part of the day
Reading: mor-ning
Usage note: Use it before noon.
3) afternoon — the time after midday
Reading: af-ter-noon
Usage note: Use it after 12:00.
4) today — on the current day
Reading: tə-day
Usage note: Use it for the current day only.
5) plan — a simple idea for what to do
Reading: plan
Usage note: Use it for a simple arrangement or idea.
5 example sentences:
1) What time is your lesson?
Reading: wot taim iz yor les-ən
Meaning: A simple question about schedule.
2) My lesson is in the morning.
Reading: mai les-ən iz in dhə mor-ning
Meaning: A simple answer about time.
3) I write a plan today.
Reading: ai rait ə plan tə-day
Meaning: A short writing sentence.
4) We meet in the afternoon.
Reading: wi miit in dhə af-ter-noon
Meaning: A simple sentence about meeting time.
5) My plan is short.
Reading: mai plan iz short
Meaning: A very simple sentence for writing.
Mini practice:
- Ask: What time is your lesson?
- Answer: My lesson is in the morning.
- Write one short sentence with today.
- Write one short sentence with afternoon.
- Write one short sentence about your plan.
Reply instruction:
Please reply with 1 question, 1 answer, and 1 short plan sentence. Keep your reply very short and clear.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].