1. When you talk about the purpose of a thing, what expressions do you use?

2. What expressions do you use when you talk about what you do well?

3. Have a conversation about your classmates' specialties with your partner.

4. After thinking about yourself, fill in the blanks.

5. You should not sit on the hadicapped person's seat on a bus or on a train. There are lots of restaurants where you should wait before you are seated.

6. After you take a look at the following pictures, complete Sujin's diary. After that compare with your partner.

7. In the blanks, write down your diary.

8. According to the directions of your teacher, play the making sentences game by matching words with pictures properly.

(Would you check the English expressions? I'd like to use grammatical English expressions)

#5 "hadicapped " is a spelling error = handicapped

#6 After that, = better with a comma here.

Sra

1. When discussing the purpose of a thing, you can use expressions such as:

- "The purpose of [thing] is to..."
- "The main function of [thing] is to..."
- "The primary goal of [thing] is to..."
- "The intended use of [thing] is to..."

2. When talking about what you do well, you can use expressions like:

- "I excel at..."
- "I'm adept at..."
- "I have a knack for..."
- "I'm skilled in..."
- "I'm proficient in..."

3. Example conversation:

Person A: "Hey, do you know what our classmates' specialties are?"
Person B: "Yes, I do. Let's talk about it. I think Sarah is really good at painting. She creates beautiful artwork. What do you think?"
Person A: "I agree! Sarah is definitely talented. And I heard that John is great at playing the guitar. He can play various genres of music. What about you? Do you have any classmates in mind?"

4. Example sentence completion: "After thinking about myself, I realize that one of my strengths is [fill in the blank]. I am particularly skilled at [fill in the blank]."

5. Sentence correction: "You should not sit in the handicapped person's seat on a bus or train. There are many restaurants where you may need to wait before being seated."

6. Unfortunately, I am unable to view or analyze pictures as it goes beyond my capabilities as a text-based AI. However, I can assist you in writing Sujin's diary based on the information you provide.

7. Example sentence: "In the blank, write your diary entry for today."

8. Example sentence: "According to your teacher's instructions, play the 'Making Sentences' game by correctly matching words with pictures."