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At the English lesson

At the English lesson, we do many different things. We usually start by doing exercises from the textbook to practice our grammar and vocabulary. Sometimes, we also write spelling dictations to improve our spelling skills.

We often work in pairs to practice speaking and listening to each other. This is a great way to improve our communication skills and learn from each other.

Sometimes, we do a project together as a class. This can be a fun way to learn about different topics and work together to create something new.

We always learn new vocabulary at the English lesson. This is important so that we can understand and communicate better in English.

We also like to discuss different topics in class. This helps us practice expressing our opinions and ideas in English.

Role-play is another activity we do in class. This is when we act out different scenarios and practice using English in real-life situations.

Learning about culture is also an important part of the English lesson. We learn about different countries and their customs, traditions, and ways of life.

Finally, we listen to spoken English of native speakers. This helps us improve our listening skills and get used to different accents and ways of speaking. Overall, the English lesson is a fun and interesting way to learn and improve our English skills!

Definitions:
a. To complete tasks or activities given in a textbook for practice and understanding of a subject.
b. To listen to words being spoken and write them down correctly, usually used as a method of practicing spelling.
c. To collaborate with another person on an activity or task.
d. To undertake a planned piece of work that involves research and presentation of findings.
e. To acquire knowledge of new words and their meanings.
f. To talk about various subjects or themes with others.
g. To act out a scenario or situation as a character other than oneself.
h. To gain knowledge and understanding of the customs, beliefs, and practices of a particular group of people.
i. To hear and comprehend the language spoken by individuals who have grown up speaking it as their first language.
j. The language spoken by individuals who have grown up speaking it as their first language.

Words:
1. to write spelling dictations
2. to do a project
3. to role-play
4. to learn vocabulary
5. to learn about culture
6. english of native speakers
7. to do exercises from the textbook
8. to work in pairs
9. to discuss different topics
10. to listen to spoken English of native speakers

Correct matches:
1. b 2. d 3. g 4. e 5. h 6. j 7. a 8. c 9. f 10. i

Check out your discussion questions:

1. What do you usually expect to learn during an English lesson?
2. Have you ever had a favorite English teacher? What made them stand out?
3. Do you prefer learning grammar or vocabulary in your English lessons?
4. How often do you practice speaking English outside of class?
5. What is the most challenging aspect of learning English for you?
6. Have you ever traveled to an English-speaking country? If so, where did you go and what was your experience like?
7. Do you enjoy reading books or watching movies in English? Why or why not?
8. What are some common mistakes that people make when learning English as a second language?
9. Are there any specific topics or themes that you would like to focus on in future English lessons?
10. How important do you think it is to be fluent in English in today's globalized world?

Advantages:
1. You can learn new words
2. Practicing English in class helps you get better at it.
3. Communicating with your teacher and classmates will help improve your speaking skills.
4. Listening to other students speak English is also helpful for understanding the language.
5. Having good communication skills in English makes it easier to make international friends.

Disadvantages:
1. Classroom lessons may not be enough - you’ll have to study more outside of class if you want to really excel.
2. Sometimes classes are boring, especially when it’s something you already know well.
3. Some people feel embarrassed about making mistakes in front of others during class.
4. Speaking in front of the whole class can be nerve-wracking for some people.
5. Not everyone gets along with their classmates or teachers which can make going to school stressful.