English A1 Speaking & Writing #105: Short introduction, simple fact, and friendly reply
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #105
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Welcome to English A1 Speaking & Writing #105.
Lesson goal:
Today you will practice a very short introduction, one simple fact about where you are from, and a friendly reply. This lesson is good for speaking aloud and for writing short forum answers.
Review from earlier lessons:
- hello = a friendly greeting
- friend = a person you know well and like
- city = a large town
New words:
1) name — reading: naym — meaning: the word people use for you
2) city — reading: si-tee — meaning: a large town
3) from — reading: frum — meaning: showing where a person or thing comes from
4) friend — reading: frend — meaning: a person you know well and like
5) hello — reading: heh-loh — meaning: a friendly greeting
Useful example sentences:
1) Hello, my name is Mina.
Reading: heh-loh, mahy naym iz mee-nah.
2) I am from Brazil.
Reading: ahy am frum bruh-zeel.
3) This is my friend.
Reading: dhis iz mahy frend.
4) We live near the city.
Reading: wee liv neer dhuh si-tee.
5) Hello, friend.
Reading: heh-loh, frend.
Usage notes:
- Use name when you tell people who you are.
- Use from when you say your country.
- Use friend when you introduce another person.
- Use hello for a friendly greeting or reply.
- Use city to talk about a big place where people live.
Mini speaking practice:
Say these aloud:
- Hello, my name is ___.
- I am from ___.
- This is my friend.
- Hello, friend.
Mini writing practice:
Write 2 short lines:
- Hello, my name is ___.
- I am from ___.
Forum reply instruction:
Please reply with:
1) your name,
2) your country,
3) one short greeting to another learner.
Example: Hello, my name is Sara. I am from Egypt. Hello, friend.
Try to keep your reply short and simple. If you want, you can also introduce a friend in one extra sentence.
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: #105
Available explanations:
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Welcome to English A1 Speaking & Writing #105.
Lesson goal:
Today you will practice a very short introduction, one simple fact about where you are from, and a friendly reply. This lesson is good for speaking aloud and for writing short forum answers.
Review from earlier lessons:
- hello = a friendly greeting
- friend = a person you know well and like
- city = a large town
New words:
1) name — reading: naym — meaning: the word people use for you
2) city — reading: si-tee — meaning: a large town
3) from — reading: frum — meaning: showing where a person or thing comes from
4) friend — reading: frend — meaning: a person you know well and like
5) hello — reading: heh-loh — meaning: a friendly greeting
Useful example sentences:
1) Hello, my name is Mina.
Reading: heh-loh, mahy naym iz mee-nah.
2) I am from Brazil.
Reading: ahy am frum bruh-zeel.
3) This is my friend.
Reading: dhis iz mahy frend.
4) We live near the city.
Reading: wee liv neer dhuh si-tee.
5) Hello, friend.
Reading: heh-loh, frend.
Usage notes:
- Use name when you tell people who you are.
- Use from when you say your country.
- Use friend when you introduce another person.
- Use hello for a friendly greeting or reply.
- Use city to talk about a big place where people live.
Mini speaking practice:
Say these aloud:
- Hello, my name is ___.
- I am from ___.
- This is my friend.
- Hello, friend.
Mini writing practice:
Write 2 short lines:
- Hello, my name is ___.
- I am from ___.
Forum reply instruction:
Please reply with:
1) your name,
2) your country,
3) one short greeting to another learner.
Example: Hello, my name is Sara. I am from Egypt. Hello, friend.
Try to keep your reply short and simple. If you want, you can also introduce a friend in one extra sentence.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].