English speaking practice with an English story level 2 | Clean hands

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Today we are going to do English-speaking practice through story. Today Subject is Clean hands.

Part 2: Vocabulary:

Wash   verb   /woʃ/   -->   洗う  /  씻다  /  rửa; giặt

to clean a thing or person with soap and water or other liquid.

Example:

Susan likes to wash her hands.

 

Soap   noun   /səup/  -->   石鹸  /  비누  /  xà bông

Example:

She washes her hands with soap and water.

 

Dry  verb  /drai/  -->   乾す  /  닦아 말리다  /  phơi khô, lau khô

to (cause to) become dry

Example:

She dries her hands on a clean towel.

 

Towel   noun   /ˈtauəl/  -->   タオル /  수건  /   cái khăn

Example:

She dries her hands on a clean towel.

 

Germs   noun  /dʒɜːm/   -->    病原体  /  병원체  /  mầm bệnh

Example:

She does not have many germs on her hands.

 

Taught  --> past of teach

Example:

Susan's parents taught her to wash her hands regularly.

 

Remind    verb  /rɪˈmaɪnd/  -->    思い浮かぶ  /  상기시키다 / nhắc lại

to make someone think of something they have forgotten or might have forgotten.

Example:

Susan reminds her friends to wash their hands too.

 

Sanitizer   noun   /ˈsæn.ɪ.taɪ.zər/  -->   消毒剤  /  소독제  /  chất khử trùng

Hand Sanitizer.

Example:

She brings hand sanitizer with her when there is no water available.

 

Healthy  adjective  /ˈhel.θi/  -->   ヘルシー  /  건강한 /  khỏe mạnh

strong and well.

Example:

Susan's clean hands keep her healthy and happy.

Part 3: Summary of the article:

The article is about Susan’s cleaning. She likes to wash her hands regularly with soap and water. She washes her hands for 30 seconds, turns off the water, and dries her hands on a clean towel. Susan's parents taught her the importance of washing hands. She reminds her friends to do the same. She usually washes her hands before meals and after going to the toilet. Susan also keeps a hand sanitizer with her when there is no water available. Her clean hands keep her healthy and happy.