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📋 How to use this lesson

For the teacher:

Time: 20 minutes. Teach and check the answers with the class.

Goal: Help learners practice 10 everyday contact words.

For the learner:

First, read the 10 words and do the practice tasks.

Next, check your score and try again if you make a mistake.

Module 1: Practice Words

Practice 10 words for phone numbers, addresses, and spelling.

Target Words (10)

mobile number text ring address street email surname letter spell

Part A: Word Order

Put the words in the right order. Write the full sentence.

Question 1

your / What / mobile / is / number / ?

____ (Type your sentence here...)

Question 2

you / How / spell / do / it / ?

____ (Type your sentence here...)

Question 3

lives / Green / She / on / Street / .

____ (Type your sentence here...)

Question 4

Send / a / me / text / please / .

____ (Type your sentence here...)

Part B: Fill in the Blanks

Choose the right word from the box and fill in each gap.

Word Bank: address surname ring email letter

Question 5

What is your home _____? (For example: 12 High Street)

____ (Type word here...)

Question 6

His first name is Tom and his _____ is Smith.

____ (Type word here...)

Question 7

I will _____ you on the phone at six o'clock.

____ (Type word here...)

Question 8

Please send me an _____ so I can read it on my computer.

____ (Type word here...)

Question 9

The first _____ of the English alphabet is A.

____ (Type word here...)

Part C: Choose the Correct Word

Choose the best word for each sentence.

Question 10

Can you call my _____ phone? I am not at home.

____ a. mobile ____ b. letter ____ c. street

Question 11

Can you _____ your name? B - R - O - W - N.

____ a. ring ____ b. spell ____ c. text

Question 12

My house _____ is 24.

____ a. number ____ b. surname ____ c. email

Question 13

I cannot talk now. Please send a _____ to my phone.

____ a. street ____ b. text ____ c. ring

Part D: Match Question and Answer

Choose the right answer for each question.

Question 14

What is your mobile number?

____ a. It is 07123 456789. ____ b. B - R - O - W - N. ____ c. On Park Street.

Question 15

How do you spell your surname?

____ a. It is 07123 456789. ____ b. B - R - O - W - N. ____ c. On Park Street.

Question 16

Where do you live?

____ a. It is 07123 456789. ____ b. B - R - O - W - N. ____ c. On Park Street.

Module 2: Writing Task

Time to write about someone new.

✍️ Task Instructions

30–50 words

Write 5 sentences about a new student at your school. The name, number and address are not real.

🧱 Sentence Starters

Use these sentence starters to write your 5 sentences:

1. Her / His first name is ...

2. Her / His surname is ...

3. You spell it ...

4. Her / His mobile number is ...

5. She / He lives on ... Street

Checklist: What to Include

✔ a first name
✔ a surname
✔ how to spell one of them
✔ a mobile number
✔ a street

Your Text: ____ (Write your 5 sentences here (30–50 words)...)

Write 30 to 50 words. Check your spelling and capital letters before submitting.

Module 3: Model Answer

See a good way to write this.

🌟 Example Text

42 words

His first name is Lucas and he is twelve years old. His surname is Miller. You spell it M-I-L-L-E-R. His mobile number is 07912 345678. He lives on Green Street near our school with his family. Lucas is very happy in our class.

💡 Why this works

His first name is ...

Use this to say someone's personal name. Say His for a boy and Her for a girl.

His surname is ...

Use this for the family name. Always start the name with a capital letter, like Miller.

You spell it ...

Use this before you give the letters one by one. Use capital letters for the spelling.

His mobile number is ...

Use this before the phone digits. Put a small space between groups of numbers to make it easy to read.

He lives on ... Street

In English, use the word on before a street name. Start both words with capital letters, like Green Street.

Writing: Phone Numbers, Addresses, and Spelling

📋 How to use this lesson

Module 1: Practice Words

Part A: Word Order

Part B: Fill in the Blanks

Part C: Choose the Correct Word

Part D: Match Question and Answer

Module 2: Writing Task

✍️ Task Instructions

🧱 Sentence Starters

Checklist: What to Include

Module 3: Model Answer

🌟 Example Text

💡 Why this works

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