📝 Daily Practice
🎯 Lesson Goal
This lesson reviews important B1 grammar and vocabulary from Module 1. You will practice understanding and using grammar in different situations. The exercises will help you remember and use the language faster.
📖 Short Reading
Anna has learned a lot in this module. She has practiced talking about her work and plans. She has read short stories and has answered questions. Anna has also matched new words with meanings and has written sentences. She feels more confident to speak with friends and colleagues. This practice has helped her improve her English skills every day. Now she is ready for more challenges and will keep improving.
✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks
1. Anna ____ (has / is / does) practiced English every day this week.
2. They ____ (read / has read / have read) short stories to improve their skills.
3. I ____ (have answered / answers / answered) all the questions in the quiz.
4. She ____ (have planned / has planned / planned) her study schedule for next month.
5. We ____ (have matched / have match / matched) new words with their meanings.
6. The students ____ (has improved / have improved / improves) their speaking skills recently.
7. He ____ (has felt / felt / feel) more confident after practicing with friends.
8. You ____ (have done / has did / did) a great job on this review quiz.
9. We ____ (have seen / sees / saw) new challenges in learning English this year.
10. They ____ (has written / have written / wrote) sentences about their plans and goals.
🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching
1. practice
2. confident
3. challenge
4. plan
5. skill
6. answer
7. colleague
8. review
✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice
1. What has Anna done to improve her English skills?
2. Which sentence is correct using present perfect?
3. When do we use present perfect?
4. Which word means ‘ability to do something well’?
5. Has he improved his English skills?
6. Choose the correct sentence.
7. What is a colleague?
8. We ____ (have planned / have plans / has planned) the project carefully.
9. Which sentence shows a completed action?
10. Which phrase means ‘to check or study something again’?
📝 Writing Practice
1. Write about a skill you have improved recently. Explain how you practiced and how you feel.
2. Describe a plan you have made for your work or study. What steps have you taken?
3. Talk about a challenge you faced when learning English and how you solved it.
📚 Key Vocabulary
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| practice | to do something again to improve |
| confident | sure about your ability |
| colleague | a person you work with |
| improve | to get better |
| challenge | something difficult to do |
| skill | ability to do something well |
| plan | a decision about what to do |
| review | to check or study something again |
| answer | to respond to a question |
| meaning | what a word or sentence explains |
| sentence | a group of words that express a thought |
| story | a description of events |
🔎 Answer Key
- exercise_1_fill_blanks: 1.has 2.have read 3.have answered 4.has planned 5.have matched 6.have improved 7.has felt 8.have done 9.have seen 10.have written
- exercise_2_matching: 1.practice – to do something again to improve 2.confident – sure about your ability 3.challenge – something difficult to do 4.plan – a decision about what to do 5.skill – ability to do something well 6.answer – to respond to a question 7.colleague – a person you work with 8.review – to check or study something again
- exercise_3_multiple_choice: 1.She has practiced speaking and reading. 2.I have finished my homework. 3.To talk about completed actions with no time given. 4.Skill 5.Yes, he has improved recently. 6.She has answered all questions. 7.A person you work with. 8.have planned 9.I have read the book. 10.Review
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