Level 08 – Step 08 : Summary and Closing Expressions (Let’s work together. We must learn and grow.)
/Level 08 – Step 08 : Summary and Closing Expressions (Let’s work together. We must learn and grow.)
🚪 Let’s Begin
/🚪 Let’s Begin
🦉Professor Owl: Today we will learn common expressions we use to close a lesson, give advice, or ask people to act together.
/🦉Professor Owl: Today we will learn common expressions we use to close a lesson, give advice, or ask people to act together.
🐧Igupen: Do you mean short phrases like “Let’s” and “We must”?
/🐧Igupen: Do you mean short phrases like “Let’s” and “We must”?
🦉Professor Owl: Ho ho.
/🦉Professor Owl: Ho ho.
Yes — and also friendly, firm, and reflective ways to finish a conversation or lesson.
/Yes — and also friendly, firm, and reflective ways to finish a conversation or lesson.
🐧Igupen: I want to sound helpful and confident when I finish talking.
/🐧Igupen: I want to sound helpful and confident when I finish talking.
🦉Professor Owl: Good.
/🦉Professor Owl: Good.
Let’s look at useful phrases and how to use them.
/Let’s look at useful phrases and how to use them.
📚 Lesson
/📚 Lesson
What are summary and closing expressions?
/What are summary and closing expressions?
Summary and closing expressions are short phrases we use to finish a talk, give a call to action, or remind people of the main idea.
/Summary and closing expressions are short phrases we use to finish a talk, give a call to action, or remind people of the main idea.
Two common styles: inclusive invitations (Let’s …) and obligations or strong recommendations (We must … / We should …).
/Two common styles: inclusive invitations (Let’s …) and obligations or strong recommendations (We must … / We should …).
Kinds of closing expressions and when to use them
/Kinds of closing expressions and when to use them
Invitations to act together — use when you want people to join you: Let’s learn more; Let’s work together; Let’s try it now.
/Invitations to act together — use when you want people to join you: Let’s learn more; Let’s work together; Let’s try it now.
Advice or obligation — use to show importance or duty: We must practice; We should be kind; We need to listen.
/Advice or obligation — use to show importance or duty: We must practice; We should be kind; We need to listen.
Encouragement and next steps — use to motivate: Keep going; Try one small step today; See you next time.
/Encouragement and next steps — use to motivate: Keep going; Try one small step today; See you next time.
Reflective summaries — use to remind the main point: In short, practice every day; To sum up, be honest and kind.
/Reflective summaries — use to remind the main point: In short, practice every day; To sum up, be honest and kind.
How to choose tone
/How to choose tone
Friendly: Let’s … / Try … / Keep going.
/Friendly: Let’s … / Try … / Keep going.
Strong or serious: We must … / We need to … / It is important that …
/Strong or serious: We must … / We need to … / It is important that …
Reflective: In short, / To sum up, / Remember that …
/Reflective: In short, / To sum up, / Remember that …
🦉Professor Owl’s one-point tip
/🦉Professor Owl’s one-point tip
Choose one clear action for your closing.
/Choose one clear action for your closing.
Short, simple verbs (try, practice, help, listen) make your message easy to follow.
/Short, simple verbs (try, practice, help, listen) make your message easy to follow.
Quick checks inside the lesson
/Quick checks inside the lesson
Use Let’s + base verb to invite: Let’s study together.
/Use Let’s + base verb to invite: Let’s study together.
Use We must / We should + base verb to show duty or strong advice: We must finish on time.
/Use We must / We should + base verb to show duty or strong advice: We must finish on time.
Use short reflections to summarize: To sum up, kindness matters.
/Use short reflections to summarize: To sum up, kindness matters.
🌼 Sample Sentences
/🌼 Sample Sentences
No.01 Let’s work together.
/No.01 Let’s work together.
No.02 We must learn and grow.
/No.02 We must learn and grow.
No.03 Let’s try this exercise now.
/No.03 Let’s try this exercise now.
No.04 We should help each other.
/No.04 We should help each other.
No.05 Keep going; you are improving.
/No.05 Keep going; you are improving.
No.06 To sum up, practice every day.
/No.06 To sum up, practice every day.
No.07 Let’s check our answers together.
/No.07 Let’s check our answers together.
No.08 We need to be kind to everyone.
/No.08 We need to be kind to everyone.
No.09 Try one small step today.
/No.09 Try one small step today.
No.10 In short, honesty is important.
/No.10 In short, honesty is important.
🎓 Practice exercises
/🎓 Practice exercises
Note: Think first, then check the answers.
/Note: Think first, then check the answers.
Q1: Choose the best closing: You want classmates to join a group study. A) We must study. B) Let’s study together.
/Q1: Choose the best closing: You want classmates to join a group study. A) We must study. B) Let’s study together.
Q2: Fill the blank with Let’s or We must: _____ be polite when visitors arrive.
/Q2: Fill the blank with Let’s or We must: _____ be polite when visitors arrive.
Q3: Change to “Let’s” invitation: Help the class with the poster.
/Q3: Change to “Let’s” invitation: Help the class with the poster.
Q4: True or False: “We must” is softer than “We should.”
/Q4: True or False: “We must” is softer than “We should.”
Q5: Choose the best closing to encourage practice: A) Let’s practice once. B) Keep practicing every day.
/Q5: Choose the best closing to encourage practice: A) Let’s practice once. B) Keep practicing every day.
Q6: Fill the blank with a reflective starter: _____, practice makes results better. (To sum up / Not yet)
/Q6: Fill the blank with a reflective starter: _____, practice makes results better. (To sum up / Not yet)
Q7: Choose the correct strong statement: A) We must follow the rules. B) Let’s follow the rules. Which shows stronger obligation?
/Q7: Choose the correct strong statement: A) We must follow the rules. B) Let’s follow the rules. Which shows stronger obligation?
Q8: Rewrite as a short encouragement: You are improving a lot.
/Q8: Rewrite as a short encouragement: You are improving a lot.
Q9: Fill with We should or Try: _____ to say “thank you” after you receive help.
/Q9: Fill with We should or Try: _____ to say “thank you” after you receive help.
Q10: Choose the best summary: A) In short, be honest and kind. B) Maybe, be honest and kind.
/Q10: Choose the best summary: A) In short, be honest and kind. B) Maybe, be honest and kind.
◆ Answers
/◆ Answers
A1: B) Let’s study together.
/A1: B) Let’s study together.
A2: We must be polite when visitors arrive.
/A2: We must be polite when visitors arrive.
A3: Let’s help the class with the poster.
/A3: Let’s help the class with the poster.
A4: False — “We must” is stronger (more urgent) than “We should.”
/A4: False — “We must” is stronger (more urgent) than “We should.”
A5: B) Keep practicing every day.
/A5: B) Keep practicing every day.
A6: To sum up, practice makes results better.
/A6: To sum up, practice makes results better.
A7: A) We must follow the rules. A shows stronger obligation.
/A7: A) We must follow the rules. A shows stronger obligation.
A8: Keep going; you are improving a lot.
/A8: Keep going; you are improving a lot.
A9: Try to say “thank you” after you receive help.
/A9: Try to say “thank you” after you receive help.
A10: A) In short, be honest and kind.
/A10: A) In short, be honest and kind.
🦉 Closing
/🦉 Closing
🦉Professor Owl: Well done.
/🦉Professor Owl: Well done.
When you finish a lesson, pick one clear action and one warm reminder: an invitation or a small rule works best.
/When you finish a lesson, pick one clear action and one warm reminder: an invitation or a small rule works best.
🐧Igupen: I will use Let’s to invite friends and We must when something is very important.
/🐧Igupen: I will use Let’s to invite friends and We must when something is very important.
🦉Professor Owl: Practice these short closings in your notes or at the end of a conversation.
/🦉Professor Owl: Practice these short closings in your notes or at the end of a conversation.
Small, clear words help others join you and remember the main idea.
/Small, clear words help others join you and remember the main idea.
Keep going — your closings will sound natural soon.
/Keep going — your closings will sound natural soon.
