Vocabulary Studio - Day 7
Week 1 Master Review & Super Collocations
Revision + Conversation Practice
Welcome to Day 7! Today we consolidate everything from Days 1 to 6 (Greetings, Family, Routines, Time & Date, Numbers & Money, Action Verbs) into fluent real-world speaking practice.
Today's Main Goal:
"Don't just remember vocabulary — use it naturally while speaking!"
Part 1: Week 1 Vocabulary Revision (1–10)
Quick recap of greetings, family, routines, time, money, and action verbs.
1. Greetings & Self Introduction
• Hello / Hi: नमस्ते
• Good morning: सुप्रभात
• How are you?: आप कैसे हैं?
• Nice to meet you: मिलकर अच्छा लगा
"My name is Ravindra. I'm a data scientist. I live in Hyderabad. It's nice to meet you."
2. Introducing Someone Else
• "This is my friend Rahul."
• "I'd like you to meet my colleague."
• "Let me introduce you to my friend."
A: "Who is he?"
B: "He's my colleague, Rahul."
3. Family Vocabulary
Immediate: Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Son, Daughter, Husband, Wife, Parents, Children
Extended: Grandfather, Grandmother, Uncle, Aunt, Cousin, Nephew, Niece
"I live with my parents. I have one brother. We spend time together on weekends."
4. Daily Routine Verbs
Wake up: नींद खुलना (7 AM)
Get up: बिस्तर से उठना (7:10 AM)
Go home: घर के लिए निकलना
Get home: घर पहुँचना
7:00 → Seven o'clock
7:15 → Quarter past seven
7:30 → Half past seven
7:45 → Quarter to eight
AT: Exact times (at 7 AM, at noon)
ON: Days/dates (on Monday, on Jan 5)
IN: Months/years (in Jan, in 2026)
1,000 → One thousand | 1,000,000 → 1 Million
1 Lakh: 100,000
1 Crore: 10,000,000 (10 Million)
"How much is this? / Any discount?"
"Can I pay by UPI / card?"
"It's affordable. / It's within my budget."
GO: Go to work | COME: Come here
TAKE: Take your phone | BRING: Bring laptop
MAKE: Make a plan | DO: Do homework
Parts 2–5: Direction Rules & Super Collocations
Go vs Come, Take vs Bring, Make vs Do, and complete Week 1 phrase chunks.
GO: Movement away from speaker ("I'm going to office.")
COME: Movement toward speaker ("Come to my office.")
TAKE: Move something THERE ("Take file to manager.")
BRING: Move something HERE ("Bring file to me.")
Memory Trick: TAKE → THERE | BRING → HERE
MAKE: Create / result (plan, decision, mistake, money)
DO: Activity / task (homework, work, research, exercise)
🔥 Part 5: Week 1 Super Collocations (Learn Fixed Chunks)
Wake up early
Take a shower
Have breakfast
Go to work
Get home
Have a brother
Live with parents
Spend time together
Be close to someone
Visit relatives
At 7 AM
On Monday
In January
On weekends
Twice a month
Save money
Spend money
Stick to budget
Pay by UPI
Get a discount
Go to work
Come home
Take phone
Bring laptop
Make a plan
Parts 6–13: Real-World Conversation Practice
Meeting someone, family, daily routine, schedule, shopping, office & weekend dialogues.
A: "Hi! Good morning."
B: "Good morning! How are you?"
A: "What do you do?"
B: "I'm a software engineer. What about you?"
A: "I'm a data scientist."
A: "How many people in your family?"
B: "There are four people in my family."
A: "Who do you live with?"
B: "I live with my parents and brother."
A: "Are you close to your family?"
B: "Yes, we're very close."
A: "What time do you wake up?"
B: "I usually wake up at 7 AM."
A: "What time do you finish work?"
B: "I usually finish at 6 PM."
A: "What time is the meeting?"
B: "It's at 10 AM on Monday, August 31st."
A: "How long is the meeting?"
B: "It's about an hour."
C: "How much is this?" S: "₹2,000."
C: "Can you give a better price?" S: "₹1,700."
C: "Can I pay by UPI & get a receipt?"
S: "Sure, of course."
M: "Can you come to my office? Bring report."
E: "Sure. Should I take laptop too?"
M: "Yes. We need to make a decision today."
E: "I'll do my best."
Part 13: Real-Life New Colleague Introduction Example
"Hi, I'm Ravindra. Nice to meet you. I'm a data scientist, and I work in the technology field. I live in Hyderabad. I have a small family, and I'm quite close to my family. I usually wake up at 7 AM and start work at 9 AM. I normally finish work around 6 PM. In the evening, I go home and relax for a while. On weekends, I usually spend time with my family or go out with my friends."
Parts 14 & 15: Week 1 Master Test & Sentence Completion
Multiple-choice test, error correction practice, and sentence completion.
14A🧪 Section A — Choose the Correct Answer (10 Questions)
Test your understanding of Week 1 grammar & action verbs.
1. I usually ___ up at 7 AM.
2. I ___ breakfast at 8 AM.
3. I go to work ___ Monday.
4. I wake up ___ 7 AM.
5. I was born ___ 2000.
6. Can you ___ me some water?
7. Please ___ this document to the manager.
8. I need to ___ a decision.
9. I need to ___ some research.
10. How much ___ this cost?
Section B — 10 Common Mistakes Corrected
15🧠 Part 15: Complete the Sentences (Fill in Blanks)
Parts 16–21: Speaking Challenges & Self-Test
Rapid fire practice, interview prompts, 5-min monologue & Week 1 score checklist.
🔥 Part 16: Rapid-Fire Q&A
🎤 Part 17: Job Interview Answers
"My name is Ravindra. I'm a data scientist interested in technology. I'm hardworking & a quick learner."
"I'm a quick learner, consistent, and always try to improve my skills."
Part 18: 🗣️ 5-Minute Speaking Monologue Challenge
Speak continuously for 5 minutes covering all 10 topics:
20📊 Part 20: Week 1 Interactive Self-Test Checklist
Check off each skill you can perform confidently in English.
🔥 Part 21: 50 Most Important Week 1 Expressions
How are you?
Nice to meet you.
Take care.
My name is...
I live in...
What do you do?
Have 1 brother
Live with parents
Spend time together
Wake up early
Take a shower
Go to work
How much is this?
Any discount?
Pay by UPI
Go there / Come here
Take this / Bring that
Make plan / Do work
🏆 WEEK 1 COMPLETE!
Congratulations! You are now comfortable discussing:
👋 Yourself → 👨👩👧 Family → ⏰ Routine → 📅 Time → 💰 Money → 🗣️ Basic Conversations
Interactive Vocabulary Bank & Flashcards
Search and mark individual words as learned.
/ˈkiː tɜːrm/
Definition: Fundamental vocabulary concept required for mastery on Day 7
/ˈækʃn freɪz/
Definition: High-frequency expressive phrase used in daily and professional English
/dɪˈskrɪptɪv/
Definition: Nuanced descriptive expression to elevate conversational depth