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Speaking with a servant

Original EnglishLamp lesson with a visual learning surface.

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VISUAL LEARNING

Conversation is an exchange.

Speaking lessons should visually distinguish who is speaking and how a natural reply follows.

There are so many works to be done in our house. We need someone to help us. Here are some sentences that we speak with our servant.

Have a look.

  • Come here.
  • First, you clean the floor.
  • Broom is at the corner.
  • Take water in the small bucket.
  • Use mop.
  • Madam, floor cleaning is over.
  • Rinse mop and put it in the sun.
  • Pick up those books.
  • Where should I put those?
  • Keep those in the study room.
  • Arrange all books in the study room.
  • Give that file to me.
  • Keep those pens in pen stand.
  • Arrange a cupboard.
  • Sort out those clothes.
  • I sorted all clothes.
  • Keep those in separate sections.
  • What about woollen clothes?
  • Woollen clothes are not necessary now.
  • Collect all woollen clothes and keep those in one section.
  • Close the cupboard.
  • Clean utensils.
  • Keep a lid on that bowl.
  • Cook food.
  • Cooking is over.
  • May I leave now?
  • Yes, you may.
  • Try to come early tomorrow.
  • Ok, bye.
  • Bye.

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