🎯 Master English conversation with this simple yet powerful method that will help you talk about ANY topic confidently! Learn how to build sentences naturally using the 5W framework (Who, What, When, Where, Why).

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🎯 Master English conversation with this simple yet powerful method that will help you talk about ANY topic confidently! Learn how to build sentences naturally using the 5W framework (Who, What, When, Where, Why).

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THE 5Ws : Topics & Example Sentences with the 5Ws

Looking at the PDF you provided, I’ll share the requested information from Days 19-24, which focuses on “Step 4” about talking about various topics using the 5Ws framework.

Example Sentences from Days 19-24

Day 19-24 (Topic-based sentences using the 5Ws)

Art:

• “Currently, my favorite painter is an American painter named Chuck Close because he paints with creativity, great detail, and passion.”

Books:

• “I enjoy reading love stories, so my favorite book is the 1991 American bestseller ‘Redeeming Love’ by Francine Rivers.”

Career:

• “Since 2010, I have enjoyed working as a Computer Engineer for a design firm in my city because my friend is the CEO.”

Dreams:

• “When I was a child, my dream was to become a doctor so that I could heal all of the sick people in the world.”

Education:

• “In my opinion, education is important because the children of today will become the future leaders of our society in the future.”

Food:

• “My favorite type of food to eat when I get home in the evening is popcorn because I usually snack on it while I watch my favorite television program.”

Games:

• “I usually play acting games when I go to parties with my friends because we love those types of games.”

Home:

• “When I was growing up, I lived in a cute house, so after I get married,I would like to live in a similar cute house in the suburbs.”

Identity:

• “I think my best physical feature is my hair because since I was a child, people everywhere have always told me it is long and healthy.”

Jewelry:

• “Five years ago, I purchased an expensive necklace from a famous jewelry store for my mother because it was her 60th birthday.”

Karaoke:

• “When I was in university, some friends and I went to a karaoke room near our university to sing songs all throughout the night.”

Love:

• “I have always loved my family the most, because no matter where I go I can feel their love for me.”

Money:

• “In 2008, I spent $8,000 on a new car that I bought from a car dealership near my office because I needed a new one.”

News:

• “In the evening when I get home, I enjoy watching news about politics at home because my job is related to the government.”

Occasions:

• “My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving, because during this holiday, everyone gathers at my home.”

Pet Peeves:

• “Growing up, my biggest pet peeve was people smacking their lips when they were eating food, because I hated the sound.”

Quality:

• “The greatest quality of a leader in a company is always being able to listen, because it shows respect.”

Restaurant:

• “My favorite restaurant to go to after work is the Italian restaurant near my office, because the food is amazing.”

Sports:

• “My favorite sport will always be indoor soccer, because I have played since I was 10 years old.”

Transportation:

• “During the week, I would rather drive a car to work, because it is more convenient.”

University:

• “I would tell all freshmen students to go to their classes early, so that they can be prepared to learn.”

Vacation:

• “My best vacation was in 2014, when I traveled to an island with my friend for our summer vacation.”

Water:

• “I try to drink water all throughout the day while I’m at work, because my throat gets dry when I teach.”

X-Ray:

• “20 years ago I got into an accident near my house, so I had to get an x-ray of my leg at the hospital.”

Years:

• “The best years of my life have been the past 10 years, because I have lived happily in South, Korea.”

Zoo:

• “People go to the zoo on the weekends with their children, because they enjoy looking at animals.”

Intermediate English Vocabulary Words from Days 19-24

1. Pet peeve – Something that particularly annoys or irritates someone
   • Examples:
   • “One of my pet peeves is when people interrupt me while I’m speaking.”
   • “Loud chewing is a common pet peeve for many people.”
   • “Her biggest pet peeve is when people are late to meetings.”
2. Convenient – Fitting in well with a person’s needs, activities, and plans; easy to use
   • Examples:
   • “The new bus route is much more convenient for my daily commute.”
   • “We chose this hotel because of its convenient location near the beach.”
   • “Online shopping is convenient because you can order items from home.”
3. Deadline – A time or date by which something must be completed
   • Examples:
   • “I’m working late to meet the deadline for this project.”
   • “The application deadline is next Friday at 5pm.”
   • “She always submits her work well before the deadline.”
4. Freshmen – First-year students at a high school, college, or university
   • Examples:
   • “The freshmen dormitory is located on the north side of campus.”
   • “As a freshman, he was nervous about finding his classes.”
   • “The university offers special orientation programs for all freshmen.”
5. Dealership – A business that sells new or used cars
   • Examples:
   • “We visited three car dealerships before finding the right vehicle.”
   • “The dealership offered a five-year warranty on all new cars.”
   • “My father works as a sales manager at the local Toyota dealership.”

Advanced English Vocabulary Words from Days 19-24

1. Suburbs – The residential areas on the outskirts of a city or town
   • Examples:
   • “Many families prefer living in the suburbs because of the larger houses and yards.”
   • “He commutes from the suburbs to the city center every day for work.”
   • “The suburbs have grown rapidly as more people move out of the crowded city.”
2. Gather – To come together or bring together
   • Examples:
   • “The family gathers around the table for Sunday dinner each week.”
   • “Students gathered in the auditorium for the announcement.”
   • “The committee is gathering information before making a decision.”
3. Thoroughly – In a complete or absolute manner
   • Examples:
   • “Please read the instructions thoroughly before beginning.”
   • “The detective thoroughly investigated all possible leads.”
   • “The house needs to be thoroughly cleaned before the guests arrive.”
4. Hesitate – To pause before saying or doing something, especially due to uncertainty
   • Examples:
   • “Don’t hesitate to ask if you have any questions.”
   • “She hesitated before accepting the job offer.”
   • “He hesitated at the door, unsure whether to knock or walk away.”
5. Enhance – To improve or increase the quality, value, or extent of something
   • Examples:
   • “Regular exercise enhances both physical and mental health.”
   • “The new software will enhance the company’s productivity.”
   • “Adding spices enhances the flavor of the dish.”

Sentence Building Breakdown (Short to Long)

While the PDF doesn’t explicitly show sentence breakdowns for Days 19-24 as it does in the earlier sections, the methodology taught throughout the ebook follows this pattern:

1. Start with WHO (person/people)
2. Add WHAT (action/happening)
3. Add WHEN (time element)
4. Add WHERE (location)
5. Add WHY (reason)

For example, using the Art topic:

1. “Chuck Close” (WHO)
2. “Chuck Close paints” (WHAT)
3. “Currently, Chuck Close paints” (WHEN)
4. “Currently, Chuck Close paints with creativity, great detail, and passion” (HOW – additional detail)
5. “Currently, my favorite painter is an American painter named Chuck Close, because he paints with creativity, great detail, and passion.” (Complete sentence with WHY)