EnglishQuick review
Answer each prompt aloud in one short sentence. ⚡
Answer each question aloud.
- What do you usually do after dinner?
- I usually do the washing-up after dinner.
- What are you doing now?
- I am having an English lesson now.
- Which is bigger: a house or a flat?
- A house is usually bigger than a flat.
- Name the healthiest drink you know.
- Water is the healthiest drink I know.
- What must people do at a doctor’s appointment?
- People must listen to the doctor.
- What mustn’t people do in a shop?
- People mustn’t open food before paying.
- Complete: I am ___ tired to cook.
- too
- Complete: We have ___ food for dinner.
- enough
- Complete: It is ___ a busy day.
- such
- Compare your morning and evening routines.
- My morning routine is busier than my evening routine.
- Say one thing you should do for your health.
- I should exercise more often.
- Say one thing you are planning to buy this week.
- I am buying some fruit this week.
Build accurate sentences
Connect the sentence parts
Connect each beginning with its natural ending.
Connect each sentence beginning with its ending.
- My brother usually cooks dinner
- but today he is visiting his doctor.
- This week he is cooking more
- because our mother is working late.
- Our new market is cheaper
- than the shop near our house.
Connect the grammar clues
Connect each prompt with the correct structure.
Connect each prompt with the correct structure.
- You / wear a seat belt
- must
- We / buy any more cakes
- mustn’t
- I / tired / go running
- too ... to
Connect the degree expressions
Connect each prompt with its ending.
Connect each prompt with the correct ending.
- not / enough / time
- to visit every shop
- such / busy / shop
- that we are leaving
- so / expensive
- that I cannot buy it
Put the words in order
Build a sentence about a household chore.
Put the words in the correct order.
- My father usually does the washing-up after dinner.
Put the words in order
Build a sentence about healthier food.
Put the words in the correct order.
- We are buying healthier food because the doctor says we should.
Complete the sentences
Say the completed sentence naturally.
- My sister usually walks to work, but today she [___] the bus.
- This café is [___] than the one near my home.
- You [___] eat more vegetables, but you mustn’t eat too many sweets.
- I have too little time to cook, and there is not [___] milk for breakfast.
Listen to Maya and Leo
Listen once for the main topics. Then listen again for reasons, comparisons, advice, and plans.
- Why is Leo walking to work this week?
- Which home is smaller?
- What health advice does Leo give Maya?
- Why does Maya want to go to the market?
- What must Maya bring to the market?
Daily life scenes
Discuss the scenes.
- What does each person usually do?
- What is happening now?
- Compare two people or two places.
- Give one piece of health advice.
- Give one shopping rule.
Your typical week
Tell a story about your typical week.
Use these points:
- Your daily routine and household chores
- People you meet
- One thing you are doing this week
- One comparison
- Your health habits and advice
- A shopping plan
Useful language:
Purpose | Useful language |
|---|---|
Routine | I usually… / Every day, I… |
This week | This week, I am… |
Comparison | … is cheaper than… / … is the healthiest… |
Advice | I should… / People mustn’t… |
Degree | I am too tired to… / I have enough… |
Shopping | I am planning to buy… / I need a shopping bag. |
Speak for up to two minutes. 🎙️
My Busy Week
Write a diary entry called My Busy Week.
Write 60–120 words about:
- daily life and people
- health and exercise
- shopping plans
- one routine
- one action happening now
- one comparison or superlative
- one modal
- one sentence with too, enough, so, or such
Check: grammar, vocabulary, and clear organisation. ✍️
Looking back and ahead
Language focus | Quick reminder |
|---|---|
Daily habits | Use present simple: I usually walk to work. |
Actions around now | Use present continuous: I am walking to work this week. |
Comparisons | Use comparatives and superlatives: cheaper, healthiest. |
Rules and advice | Use must, have to, should, and mustn’t. |
Degree | Use too, enough, so, and such. |
Key words
- routine
- household chores
- healthiest
- tired
- enough water
- doctor
- market
- cheaper
- shopping bag
- snacks
- daily habits
- exercise
Sort the words by theme
Connect each word with its theme.
- routine
- home life
- healthiest
- health
- doctor
- health
- market
- shopping
- cheaper
- shopping
- shopping bag
- shopping
Next: use these forms in new situations and build longer conversations.
