Study sheet: English Back to School Basics

Course Outline

  1. Greetings and Polite Expressions
  2. Personal Questions and Answers
  3. English-Speaking Countries and Culture

1. Greetings and Polite Expressions

★ Must-know

  • The English greetings are:

    • Good morning
    • Good afternoon
    • Good evening
  • The polite expressions are:

    • please
    • Thank you
    • You're welcome

Further detail

📌 The English expressions for apologizing are “Sorry” and “Excuse me.”

  • The tongue twister is “Today, Teddy takes a terrible taxi.”

Memory Hook

Morning → afternoon → evening

2. Personal Questions and Answers

★ Must-know

  • To ask a classmate's name and answer, use “What's your name?” and “My name is Eden.”

  • To ask someone how they are and answer, use “How are you?”, “I am fine :)”, or “I'm bad :(.”

  • To ask someone's age and answer, use “How old are you?” and “I am 11 years old.”

Further detail

  • To ask the time, use “What's time is it?”

3. English-Speaking Countries and Culture

★ Must-know

  • The four countries where English is spoken are:

    • Wales
    • Germany
    • the United States
    • Canada
  • The capital of the United States is Washington, and the capital of England is London.

  • The King of England is King Charles, and the American president is Donald Trump.

Further detail

  • The transparent English words listed are:
    • frite
    • short
    • sweet
    • vest
    • taxi
    • sandwich
    • T-shirt
    • quiz
    • basketball

Test your knowledge

Test your knowledge on English Back to School Basics with 5 multiple-choice questions with detailed corrections.

1. Which set contains the standard English greetings for different times of day?

2. Which expression should a student use to make a polite request?

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Review with flashcards

Memorize the key concepts of English Back to School Basics with 12 interactive flashcards.

What are the English greetings for different times of day?

Good morning, Good afternoon, and Good evening.

Which words are considered polite expressions in English?

Please, Thank you, and You're welcome.

What English expressions are used for apologizing?

Sorry and Excuse me.

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