Your week so far
Tell me about your week so far — the good parts and the annoying parts.
Level A2
You can handle short social exchanges and describe routines, plans and past events in simple sentences.
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Tell me about your week so far — the good parts and the annoying parts.
Talk about what a good weekend looks like for you.
Describe your town for a visitor. Watch your articles: a museum, the river, Ø shops in general.
Compare your life now with your life five years ago. Use comparatives: better, busier, more relaxed, less…
Explain how something always works. Zero conditional: 'If you heat water, it boils'; 'When I skip breakfast, I…'.
Talk about your plans for next month. Use 'going to' for intentions and 'will' for quick decisions.
Explain the rules at your work, school or home. Use 'have to', 'don't have to', 'must', 'should', 'can't'.
Tell me everything you did yesterday, in order. Use the past simple throughout.
Describe where everything is in your kitchen. Use place prepositions: on, in, under, next to, above, between.
Describe what is happening around you at this moment. Use the present continuous: I'm sitting, someone is walking…
Describe what's in your fridge and cupboards. Use 'some/any', 'much/many', 'a lot of', 'a few', 'a little'.
Describe a memorable day using 'so + adjective' and 'such (a) + noun': 'It was so hot'; 'It was such a long day'.