Everyday Expressions: Starting Your Day
Explore starting your day with eight useful expressions, including wake up, get up, put on. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A1 discussion questions.
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Useful expressions for home, travel, meeting people and making plans.
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Explore starting your day with eight useful expressions, including wake up, get up, put on. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A1 discussion questions.
Explore at home with eight useful expressions, including turn on, turn off, sit down. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A1 discussion questions.
Explore in the classroom with eight useful expressions, including stand up, look at, listen to. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A1 discussion questions.
Explore around town with eight useful expressions, including get on, get off, go straight on. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A1 discussion questions.
Explore meeting people with eight useful expressions, including Nice to meet you., How are you?, Where are you from?. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A1 discussion questions.
Explore making plans with eight useful expressions, including meet up, come along, find out. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A2 discussion questions.
Explore helping at home with eight useful expressions, including put away, tidy up, wash up. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A2 discussion questions.
Explore shopping and eating out with eight useful expressions, including try on, look for, ask for. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A2 discussion questions.
Explore travel days with eight useful expressions, including set off, check in, check out. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A2 discussion questions.
Explore friends and free time with eight useful expressions, including hang out, join in, stay in. Read the meanings and examples, then use the language in eight A2 discussion questions.