English A1 Speaking & Writing #112: Speaking and writing practice for asking for a message, giving a short reply, and leaving a simple note.
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Speaking and Writing Practice
Lesson number: #112
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #112
Topic: Asking for a message and leaving a simple note
Lesson overview:
In this lesson, you will practice a very short speaking and writing exchange. You will learn how to ask for a message, give a simple reply, and leave a note. This is useful in everyday life when one person is not available and another person will pass information.
Review from the last lessons:
- message = a short piece of information
- note = a short written text
- pass = to give from one person to another
5 useful words:
1) message — reading: MES-ij — meaning: a short piece of information
2) note — reading: noht — meaning: a short written text
3) leave — reading: leev — meaning: to give something for later
4) pass — reading: pas — meaning: to give from one person to another
5) tell — reading: tel — meaning: to say or give information
5 example sentences:
1) I have a message for you. — reading: ai hav a MES-ij for yoo
2) Please write a note. — reading: pleez rait a noht
3) Leave your note on the table. — reading: leev yor noht on dhə TAY-bəl
4) Please pass the message to Anna. — reading: pleez pas dhə MES-ij to AN-ə
5) Tell him I am busy. — reading: tel him ai am BIZ-ee
Usage notes:
- message is for spoken or written information.
- note is a short written text.
- leave is used when you put something somewhere for later.
- pass is useful when another person gives information.
- tell is useful for a short reported reply.
Mini practice:
A) Say the sentence aloud.
B) Change the name: Anna → Ben / Sara / Tom.
C) Write one short note with 5 to 7 words.
D) Reply with one simple line: I am busy.
Answer key:
1) message
2) note
3) I am busy.
4) Leave your note on the table.
5) Example answers will vary.
Reply instruction:
Write your own short sentence or note in the forum reply. Try to use one new word from the lesson. If you want, also write your sentence again with a different name.
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: #112
Available explanations:
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English A1 Speaking & Writing #112
Topic: Asking for a message and leaving a simple note
Lesson overview:
In this lesson, you will practice a very short speaking and writing exchange. You will learn how to ask for a message, give a simple reply, and leave a note. This is useful in everyday life when one person is not available and another person will pass information.
Review from the last lessons:
- message = a short piece of information
- note = a short written text
- pass = to give from one person to another
5 useful words:
1) message — reading: MES-ij — meaning: a short piece of information
2) note — reading: noht — meaning: a short written text
3) leave — reading: leev — meaning: to give something for later
4) pass — reading: pas — meaning: to give from one person to another
5) tell — reading: tel — meaning: to say or give information
5 example sentences:
1) I have a message for you. — reading: ai hav a MES-ij for yoo
2) Please write a note. — reading: pleez rait a noht
3) Leave your note on the table. — reading: leev yor noht on dhə TAY-bəl
4) Please pass the message to Anna. — reading: pleez pas dhə MES-ij to AN-ə
5) Tell him I am busy. — reading: tel him ai am BIZ-ee
Usage notes:
- message is for spoken or written information.
- note is a short written text.
- leave is used when you put something somewhere for later.
- pass is useful when another person gives information.
- tell is useful for a short reported reply.
Mini practice:
A) Say the sentence aloud.
B) Change the name: Anna → Ben / Sara / Tom.
C) Write one short note with 5 to 7 words.
D) Reply with one simple line: I am busy.
Answer key:
1) message
2) note
3) I am busy.
4) Leave your note on the table.
5) Example answers will vary.
Reply instruction:
Write your own short sentence or note in the forum reply. Try to use one new word from the lesson. If you want, also write your sentence again with a different name.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].