Speak and Write

an answer

I don’t know the answer to that question.

I don’t know the answer to that question.

to answer

I will answer your email later today.

I will answer your email later today.

to ask

Did you ask your friend about the party?

Did you ask your friend about the party?

a capital letter

Is this a capital letter or a small one?

Is this a capital letter or a small one?

a conversation

I enjoyed the conversation over lunch today.

I enjoyed the conversation over lunch today.

a description

I need a description of the problem for the report.

I need a description of the problem for the report.

a dialogue

The teacher encouraged dialogue in the classroom.

The teacher encouraged dialogue in the classroom.

to discuss

Let’s discuss the topic after the break.

Let’s discuss the topic after the break.

an example

I need another example to understand this better.

I need another example to understand this better.

to explain

Can you explain the lesson to me again?

Can you explain the lesson to me again?

to interview

Did they interview you about the job?

Did they interview you about the job?

a letter

Did you get the letter from the company?

Did you get the letter from the company?

to lie

Don’t lie to your friends about the incident.

Don’t lie to your friends about the incident.

to order

The teacher ordered the students to be quiet.

The teacher ordered the students to be quiet.

a phrase

Can you explain this phrase to me, please?

Can you explain this phrase to me, please?

a question

I can’t answer your question right now.

I can’t answer your question right now.

to repeat

Can you repeat the question, please?

Can you repeat the question, please?

to say

He didn’t say anything about the meeting.

He didn’t say anything about the meeting.

a sentence

Can you write a sentence using this word?

Can you write a sentence using this word?

to sound

Does this idea sound interesting to you?

Does this idea sound interesting to you?

to speak

I’ll speak to him tomorrow about the issue.

I’ll speak to him tomorrow about the issue.

to spell

Can you spell your name for the registration?

Can you spell your name for the registration?

spelling

Make sure to check the spelling when you write your answers.

Make sure to check the spelling when you write your answers.

to talk

I didn’t talk to him yesterday.

I didn’t talk to him yesterday.

to tell

Can you tell me how to get there?

Can you tell me how to get there?

a text

The text was easy to read and understand.

The text was easy to read and understand.

to understand

I don’t understand what he’s trying to say.

I don’t understand what he’s trying to say.

a word

I don’t know this word, can you explain it?

I don’t know this word, can you explain it?

to write

I need to write a report by next week.

I need to write a report by next week.