English A1 Weekly Review #064: Daily review of greetings, objects, and short classroom-style sentences
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Weekly Review
Lesson number: #064
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Weekly Review #064
Lesson overview:
Today we review a few familiar A1 ideas and learn simple words for objects in a daily study space. This lesson is short, practical, and easy to use in everyday English.
Quick review from earlier lessons:
- please = polite word
- pen = writing tool
- station = travel place
New words:
1. book — reading book
Reading: buk
Example: This book is open.
Usage note: Use book for something you read or study.
2. desk — table for work or study
Reading: desk
Example: The desk is clean.
Usage note: Use desk for a study table or work table.
3. chair — seat
Reading: chehr
Example: My chair is near the desk.
Usage note: Use chair for something you sit on.
4. open — not closed
Reading: oh-pən
Example: The book is open.
Usage note: Use open for a door, book, box, or eyes that are not closed.
5. close — not open
Reading: klohz
Example: The desk drawer is close.
Usage note: Use close for something not open.
Simple sentences:
1. This book is open.
Reading: this buk iz oh-pən
Meaning: The book is not closed.
2. My desk is clean.
Reading: mai desk iz kleen
Meaning: The desk is tidy.
3. The chair is near the desk.
Reading: dhə chehr iz neer dhə desk
Meaning: The chair is close to the desk.
4. Please open the book.
Reading: pleez oh-pən dhə buk
Meaning: A polite request.
5. Close the book, please.
Reading: klohz dhə buk pleez
Meaning: A polite instruction.
Usage notes:
- open and close are opposites.
- please makes a sentence polite.
- near tells us about place.
- This lesson is useful for classroom English and simple daily study talk.
Mini practice:
1. Say the word for a reading book.
2. Say the opposite of open.
3. Read: The chair is near the desk.
4. Complete: Please ____ the book.
5. Complete: My desk is _____.
Answer key:
1. book
2. close
3. The chair is near the desk.
4. open
5. clean
Reply instruction:
Write your answers in one short reply. You can also make one new sentence with book, desk, chair, open, or close.
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: Weekly Review
Lesson number: #064
Available explanations:
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Weekly Review #064
Lesson overview:
Today we review a few familiar A1 ideas and learn simple words for objects in a daily study space. This lesson is short, practical, and easy to use in everyday English.
Quick review from earlier lessons:
- please = polite word
- pen = writing tool
- station = travel place
New words:
1. book — reading book
Reading: buk
Example: This book is open.
Usage note: Use book for something you read or study.
2. desk — table for work or study
Reading: desk
Example: The desk is clean.
Usage note: Use desk for a study table or work table.
3. chair — seat
Reading: chehr
Example: My chair is near the desk.
Usage note: Use chair for something you sit on.
4. open — not closed
Reading: oh-pən
Example: The book is open.
Usage note: Use open for a door, book, box, or eyes that are not closed.
5. close — not open
Reading: klohz
Example: The desk drawer is close.
Usage note: Use close for something not open.
Simple sentences:
1. This book is open.
Reading: this buk iz oh-pən
Meaning: The book is not closed.
2. My desk is clean.
Reading: mai desk iz kleen
Meaning: The desk is tidy.
3. The chair is near the desk.
Reading: dhə chehr iz neer dhə desk
Meaning: The chair is close to the desk.
4. Please open the book.
Reading: pleez oh-pən dhə buk
Meaning: A polite request.
5. Close the book, please.
Reading: klohz dhə buk pleez
Meaning: A polite instruction.
Usage notes:
- open and close are opposites.
- please makes a sentence polite.
- near tells us about place.
- This lesson is useful for classroom English and simple daily study talk.
Mini practice:
1. Say the word for a reading book.
2. Say the opposite of open.
3. Read: The chair is near the desk.
4. Complete: Please ____ the book.
5. Complete: My desk is _____.
Answer key:
1. book
2. close
3. The chair is near the desk.
4. open
5. clean
Reply instruction:
Write your answers in one short reply. You can also make one new sentence with book, desk, chair, open, or close.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].