📱 LESSON 9 — Mobile Testing

 

📱 LESSON 9 — Mobile Testing

👨‍💻 Individual Online English Lesson (60 Minutes)

Level: A2–B1 (IT Tester)

Grammar: Past Simple (Regular Verbs)

Topic: Mobile Testing & App Behavior


🎯 LESSON OBJECTIVES

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

✅ discuss mobile devices and applications

✅ describe testing results

✅ talk about bugs using Past Simple

✅ explain what happened during testing

✅ confidently communicate testing findings in English


🔥 WARM-UP (5–7 min)

Answer the questions:

💬 Do you use Android or iPhone?

💬 How many apps do you install every month?

💬 Have you ever deleted an app because it was slow?

💬 What apps do you use most often?

💬 What makes a mobile app good?

💬 Have you ever found a bug in an app?

💬 What is more important: design or performance?


📚 VOCABULARY

Word
🇺🇦 TranslationExample Sentence
device
    пристрій    I tested the app on several devices.
Android
    Android    The bug appeared only on Android.
iPhone
    iPhone    The app worked well on iPhone.
screen size
    розмір екрана    Different screen sizes showed different layouts.
orientation
    орієнтація екрана    The app crashed after changing orientation.
swipe
    свайпати    Users swiped left to open the menu.
tap
    натискати    Users tapped the button twice.
install
    встановлювати    I installed the latest version.
crash
    вилітати    The application crashed immediately.
performance
    продуктивність    Performance improved after the update.

🧠 VOCABULARY PRACTICE

Complete the sentences:

  1. I __________ the application on my phone.

  2. The app __________ when I opened the settings.

  3. Users __________ the icon to continue.

  4. The bug appeared on one __________ only.

  5. The screen looked different in landscape __________.

  6. The latest update improved __________.


🧠 GRAMMAR — PAST SIMPLE (REGULAR VERBS)

Structure

Positive

Subject + Verb + ed

✅ I tested the application.

✅ We installed the update.

✅ The users reported the problem.


Negative

Subject + did not + verb

❌ I didn't test the Android version.

❌ The app didn't respond.


Questions

Did + subject + verb?

❓ Did you install the update?

❓ Did the application crash?


🔧 Common Testing Verbs

Base VerbPast Simple
testtested
installinstalled
reportreported
updateupdated
openopened
closeclosed
clickclicked
taptapped
startstarted
restartrestarted

📝 GRAMMAR PRACTICE

Put the verbs into Past Simple:

  1. I ______ (install) the application yesterday.

  2. The user ______ (tap) the button.

  3. We ______ (test) the new version.

  4. The app ______ (crash) after login.

  5. The team ______ (update) the software.

  6. The tester ______ (report) the issue.


📖 READING

📱 The Strange Mobile Bug

Yesterday, our testing team worked on a new mobile application.

I installed the latest version on several devices. First, I tested the Android version. Everything worked normally.

Then I changed the screen orientation from portrait to landscape mode. Suddenly, the application crashed.

I restarted the device and repeated the test. The same problem appeared again.

Next, I tested the app on an iPhone. Surprisingly, the bug did not appear there.

Later, the developers investigated the issue and fixed it.

After the update, the performance improved significantly, and the application worked correctly on all devices.

The testing session ended successfully.


📖 COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS

  1. What did the tester install?

  2. Which version did he test first?

  3. What happened after changing the orientation?

  4. Did the bug appear on iPhone?

  5. Who fixed the issue?

  6. How did the performance change?


🗣️ SPEAKING PRACTICE



Describe a Testing Session

Answer:

💬 What application did you test recently?

💬 Did you find any bugs?

💬 What device did you use?

💬 Did the application crash?

💬 What did you report to developers?

💬 What testing task did you complete yesterday?


🧠 ERROR DETECTIVE



💬 USEFUL TESTER PHRASES

Reporting Results

✅ I tested the application yesterday.

✅ I installed the latest build.

✅ The app crashed after login.

✅ The issue appeared on Android devices.

✅ I reproduced the bug three times.

✅ The update improved performance.

✅ Users tapped the wrong button.

✅ The application responded slowly.


🚀 REAL QA TASK

Imagine:

You tested a shopping app yesterday.

Problems:

  • Login button didn't work.

  • Screen froze.

  • App crashed twice.

  • Cart opened slowly.

Describe:

  1. What you tested.

  2. What happened.

  3. What you reported.

Use Past Simple.


✍️ WRITING TASK (10 min)

My Mobile Testing Session

Write 10–12 sentences.

Include:

✅ Android or iPhone

✅ screen size

✅ orientation

✅ crash

✅ performance

✅ at least 5 Past Simple verbs

Example Start:

Yesterday I tested a shopping application. I installed the latest version on an Android device. First, I checked the login page...


🎤 FINAL SPEAKING CHALLENGE

Describe a Bug Investigation

Speak for 2–3 minutes about:

📱 the device

📱 the bug

📱 what happened

📱 what you tested

📱 how developers fixed it

Use:

  • installed

  • tested

  • reported

  • restarted

  • updated

  • crashed


🌟 LESSON SUMMARY

Vocabulary

📱 device

📱 Android

📱 iPhone

📱 screen size

📱 orientation

📱 swipe

📱 tap

📱 install

📱 crash

📱 performance

Grammar

✅ Past Simple (regular verbs)

Key Sentences

✅ The app crashed yesterday.

✅ I installed the new version.

✅ Users tapped the wrong button.

✅ The update improved performance.

✅ I reported the issue to the developer.

🏆 Mission Complete: You can now confidently discuss mobile testing results, bugs, and application behavior using professional QA vocabulary and Past Simple grammar.





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