English A1 Weekly Review #134: Weekly Review: review place words and learn daily action words
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Weekly Review
Lesson number: #134
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Weekly Review #134 — Daily English Lessons
Today’s lesson reviews a few recent daily ideas and adds five useful action words for simple everyday English.
Review from previous lessons:
- park = public green place
- school = place for learning
- store = shop
New words
1) open — OH-pən — to make something unclosed
2) close — KLOHZ — to make something shut
3) clean — KLEEN — free from dirt
4) cook — KUK — to make food
5) tidy — TY-dee — neat and organized
Important note: the lesson uses five new words, and the word list includes clear beginner readings for each one.
5 example sentences
1) Open the window.
Reading: OH-pən thuh WIN-doh.
Meaning: Aç penceriyi.
2) Close the door.
Reading: KLOHZ thuh DOR.
Meaning: Kapat kapıyı.
3) I clean the chair.
Reading: ai KLEEN thuh CHAIR.
Meaning: Sandalyeyi temizlerim.
4) We cook at home.
Reading: wee KUK at hohm.
Meaning: Evde yemek pişiririz.
5) The window is open.
Reading: thuh WIN-doh iz OH-pən.
Meaning: Pencere açıktır.
Usage notes
- open and close often go with things like a window, a door, or a box.
- clean describes something with no dirt.
- cook is for making food.
- tidy is for a neat place or a neat thing.
- I cook, We cook, and The window is open are all very useful A1 patterns.
Mini practice
A) Match the word to the meaning:
- open = ?
- close = ?
- cook = ?
- clean = ?
- tidy = ?
B) Fill in the blank:
- ____ the window.
- We ____ at home.
- The window is ____.
Answer key
A) open = make unclosed, close = make shut, cook = make food, clean = free from dirt, tidy = neat and organized
B) Open, cook, open
Reply instruction
Write your answers in a reply. You can answer with just the word, or with the full sentence. Example: “1) open, 2) close, 3) cook.”
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: #134
Available explanations:
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Weekly Review #134 — Daily English Lessons
Today’s lesson reviews a few recent daily ideas and adds five useful action words for simple everyday English.
Review from previous lessons:
- park = public green place
- school = place for learning
- store = shop
New words
1) open — OH-pən — to make something unclosed
2) close — KLOHZ — to make something shut
3) clean — KLEEN — free from dirt
4) cook — KUK — to make food
5) tidy — TY-dee — neat and organized
Important note: the lesson uses five new words, and the word list includes clear beginner readings for each one.
5 example sentences
1) Open the window.
Reading: OH-pən thuh WIN-doh.
Meaning: Aç penceriyi.
2) Close the door.
Reading: KLOHZ thuh DOR.
Meaning: Kapat kapıyı.
3) I clean the chair.
Reading: ai KLEEN thuh CHAIR.
Meaning: Sandalyeyi temizlerim.
4) We cook at home.
Reading: wee KUK at hohm.
Meaning: Evde yemek pişiririz.
5) The window is open.
Reading: thuh WIN-doh iz OH-pən.
Meaning: Pencere açıktır.
Usage notes
- open and close often go with things like a window, a door, or a box.
- clean describes something with no dirt.
- cook is for making food.
- tidy is for a neat place or a neat thing.
- I cook, We cook, and The window is open are all very useful A1 patterns.
Mini practice
A) Match the word to the meaning:
- open = ?
- close = ?
- cook = ?
- clean = ?
- tidy = ?
B) Fill in the blank:
- ____ the window.
- We ____ at home.
- The window is ____.
Answer key
A) open = make unclosed, close = make shut, cook = make food, clean = free from dirt, tidy = neat and organized
B) Open, cook, open
Reply instruction
Write your answers in a reply. You can answer with just the word, or with the full sentence. Example: “1) open, 2) close, 3) cook.”
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].