Primary school English sentences

Complete English Sentences in Primary Schools

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Primary school English sentence 1 1. Ask your name and age.

1.- What's your name? -What's your name?

2.- How old are you? -How old are you?

Second, ask about the color

1.- What color is it? -What color is it?

2.- What color are they? -What color are they?

3. Ask about quantity or price

1. How many kites can you see? How many kites can you see?

2.- How many crayons do you have? -How many markers do you have?

3.- How many people are there in your family? -How many people are there in your family?

4.- How much is this dress? -How much is this dress?

5. How much are these apples? How much are these apples?

Fourth, ask the time or date.

1.- What time is it? -What time is it?

2.- What day is it today? -What day is it today?

3. When is your birthday? When is your birthday?

4.- When do you do morning exercises? -When do you do morning exercises?

Verb (abbreviation for verb) asks for directions or places.

1.- Where is my toy car? -Where's my toy car?

2.- Where is the canteen? -Where is the restaurant?

3.- Where are the keys? -Where are the keys?

4.- excuse me. Excuse me, where is the library? Excuse me, where is the library?

5.- Where are you from? -Where are you from?

6.- Where does the rain come from? -Where did the rain come from?

Ask what you want to eat.

1. What would you like for breakfast/lunch/dinner?

What would you like for breakfast/lunch/dinner?

I want to eat bread and milk/rice and soup.

2. What's for breakfast/lunch/dinner? What's for breakfast/lunch/dinner?

Second, ask about the weather.

1. What's the weather like in Beijing? What is the weather like in Beijing?

Third, ask about your physical condition or mood.

1.- How do you feel? -How do you feel?

2.- What's the matter? -What's wrong?

3. How are you, Sarah? You look happy. How are you, Sarah? You look sad.

4. Ask about occupation, identity or person.

1.- What does your father/mother do? -What does your father/mother do?

2.- What does your mother/father do? -What does your mother/father do?

She is a TV reporter. /He is a teacher. He teaches English.

3.- Who is that man/woman? -Who is that man/woman?

4. Who is this boy/girl? -Who's that boy/girl?

5.- Who is your art teacher? -Who's your art teacher?

Verbs (short for verb) ask about interests and preferences.

1.- What's your favorite food/drink? What's your favorite food/drink?

2. What is your favorite season? -Which season do you like best?

3. What's your hobby? What's your hobby?

4.- Do you like peaches? -Do you like peaches?