Comparing Things

A2en30 min

What you'll learn

Talk about comparing things with confidence.
Read and understand passages about comparing things.

Tips for this lesson

Repeat new words out loud several times.
Try to use today's vocabulary in your own sentences.
Don't worry about mistakes — they help you learn!

Step 1 of 5

1Warm-up

Vocabulary

Learn the following words and repeat after your tutor.

routine
/ruːˈtiːn/
noun
schedule
/ˈʃedjuːl/
noun
habit
/ˈhæbɪt/
noun
manage
/ˈmænɪdʒ/
verb
comparing
/comparing/
noun

Step 2 of 5

2Reading

Comparing Things

Read the passage carefully and answer the questions below.

Comparing Things is something we often encounter in daily life. Understanding this topic helps you communicate better. In this lesson, we will explore the main ideas and learn useful vocabulary. Try to remember the key phrases and use them when you speak English.

Comprehension

1.What is the main idea of this passage?
2.Why is this topic important?
3.What should you do with the new vocabulary?

Step 3 of 5

3Fill the blanks

Practice Conversation

Complete the dialogue with your own answers.

Teacher

Let's talk about comparing things. What do you think?

Student

I think comparing things is very interesting.

Teacher

Can you tell me more? Give me an example.

Student

For example, I often...

Teacher

That's great! How about in your daily life?

Student

In my daily life, I...

Step 4 of 5

4Q&A drill

Comprehension Questions

Match each question with the correct answer.

Q1What is comparing things about?
A____________
Q2Why is this topic useful?
A____________
Q3How can you practise this at home?
A____________
Q4What should you remember from this lesson?
A____________

Step 5 of 5

5Discussion

Open Discussion

Share your thoughts and opinions freely.

1.What is your personal opinion about comparing things?
2.Do you think comparing things will be more or less important in the future?
3.What surprised you most about today's lesson?