Grammar: Final Review Task
A1 Lesson 20: Introduce Yourself
The Writing Task
Welcome to your final A1 review! Today, there is no new grammar. Instead, you will practice everything you've learned by writing a short paragraph to introduce yourself.
Your paragraph must include three parts:
- Introduce Yourself: Your name, where you are from, and your job (or student).
- Introduce a Family Member: Their name, their job, and something they do.
- Describe Your Routine: One or two activities you do regularly.
Model Paragraph
Here is an example to help you. Read it carefully to see how the sentences are built and how the information is organized.
My name is Dara, and I am a student. I live in Kampot province. I am happy to learn English. My father's name is Piseth. He is a fisherman. He works on a big boat on the sea. Every morning, I go to school. I always do my homework in the evening.
Your Writing Mission ⭐
Your Turn to Write!
Now, it's time to write your own paragraph. Use the space below. Before you start, look at this checklist to help you remember the grammar rules.
- Did you use capital letters for names, places, 'I', and at the start of sentences?
- Did you use a full stop ( . ) at the end of each sentence?
- Did you use 'am', 'is', and 'are' correctly?
- Did you add '-s' to verbs for 'he' and 'she' (e.g., he works)?
My name is...
Need Help Getting Started?
If you feel stuck, use these sentence starters to help you begin your paragraph.
- My name is...
- I am from...
- I am a...
- My mother's name is...
- She works at... / She is a...
- Every day, I...
- I always... / I sometimes...
Key Vocabulary
- Task A piece of work that you need to do.
- Paragraph A group of sentences about one main idea.
- Introduce To tell someone your name or another person's name.
- Routine The usual way you do things every day.
- Model An example that helps you understand how to do something.