Module 1: Word and Sentence Build-up

Learn and practice useful words and simple sentences about your school day.

Part A: Review of Unit Words

Choose the best word to complete each sentence.

1. We learn English in our ___.

2. I look at my ___ to see my classes today.

3. We eat food and chat with friends at ___.

4. I do my ___ in my bedroom every evening.

5. I play football in an after-school ___ on Friday.

Part B: Matching Common Word Pairs

Match each phrase on the left to its meaning on the right.

Part C: Useful Sentence Patterns

Module 2: Speaking Part 1 Practice

Answer the 6 questions out loud. Speak clearly into your microphone.

Question 1: Are you a student?

[Bài tập luyện nói]

"Yes, I am. Well, I go to a secondary school near my house. I really like it."

• Yes, I am: a quick, natural short answer to the question.
• Well: a natural pause word before you speak.
• I really like it: a very simple way to say you enjoy school.

Question 2: What is your favourite subject?

[Bài tập luyện nói]

"My favourite subject is English. Well, it is fun and the teacher is nice."

• My favourite subject is English: a clear way to name what you like most.
• Well: a small spoken pause word.
• the teacher is nice: a common, easy reason why you enjoy a class.

Question 3: What time does your school start?

[Bài tập luyện nói]

"School starts at eight o'clock. Well, I leave home at seven thirty every morning."

• School starts at: a standard phrase to give the opening time.
• Well: a natural conversation filler word.
• I leave home: a daily routine phrase you can say anytime.

Question 4: What do you do at lunch time?

[Bài tập luyện nói]

"Well, I have lunch with my friends in the canteen. Then we talk and laugh."

• Well: a friendly filler word used before answering.
• I have lunch: a common daily phrase for eating lunch.
• we talk and laugh: simple everyday verbs for social time.

Question 5: Do you have a lot of homework?

[Bài tập luyện nói]

"Yes, I do. Well, I do homework for two hours every night."

• Yes, I do: the direct spoken answer to 'Do you have...'.
• Well: gives you a second to think before speaking.
• every night: tells the listener how often you do it.

Question 6: Do you go to any clubs?

[Bài tập luyện nói]

"Yes, I do. Well, I go to a football club after school on Wednesday."

• Yes, I do: normal short response to confirm.
• Well: conversational filler to make speaking smooth.
• I go to: simple phrase to express attending an activity.