In this lesson you will learn following phrases. Click the image to hear pronunciation.
supermarket
a large shop that sells food, drink and products for the home
weekend
Saturday and Sunday, the two days in the week when many people do not work
sad
feeling unhappy
post office
a place where you can buy stamps and send letters and parcels
offer
the act of asking if someone would like to have or to do something
house
a building where people live
offer
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the act of asking if someone would like to have or to do something
post office
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a place where you can buy stamps and send letters and parcels
weekend
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Saturday and Sunday, the two days in the week when many people do not work
sad
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feeling unhappy
supermarket
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a large shop that sells food, drink and products for the home
Translate this into English (drag and drop).
Where is My Sister?
My sister visits my house every weekend, but this weekend she is not here.
I am sad because I miss my sister a lot.
My sister's name is Sally, and she is my best friend.
I need to phone her because I don't understand why she is not here.
“Hi, Sally, where are you? Why are you not at my house?”
“Hi, Becky! I am so sorry, I cannot visit you today, I am very busy.”
“But Sally, you visit me every weekend. Why are you very busy?”
“I know, I want to visit, but I have to go to the supermarket. I have to visit the mechanic, I have to clean my house, and I have to go to the post office. I have so many things to do, I have no more time.”
“Okay, Sally, I understand. I am sorry that you are busy, I can help you with your jobs if you want?”
“Thank you for the offer, but it is much too boring for you.
You can help me when I have more fun things to do, like go shopping for clothes.”
“Ah, yes, okay. Take me with you when you shop for clothes, I love this idea!”
“This does not surprise me, Becky! I have to go now, I miss you, see you next weekend instead.”
“Perfect, see you later, Sally. Take care.”
This is important vocabulary from the previous section. Play the sounds and practice pronunciation.
- house a building where people live
- to visit to go to someone's home and spend time with them
- weekend Saturday and Sunday, the two days in the week when many people do not work
- sad feeling unhappy
- sorry something that you say to be polite when you have done something wrong
- busy having a lot of things to do
- supermarket a large shop that sells food, drink and products for the home
- mechanic someone whose job is to repair cars
- to clean to remove dirt, to make clean
- post office a place where you can buy stamps and send letters and parcels
- offer the act of asking if someone would like to have or to do something
- to surprise an event that you did not expect to happen
Drag and drop words and expressions to their correct translations.
to remove dirt, to make clean
someone whose job is to repair cars
to go to someone's home and spend time with them
a large shop that sells food, drink and products for the home
something that you say to be polite when you have done something wrong
