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Unit 3 Plural Nouns -.- -s / -es / -ves

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Unit 5 Personal Pronouns -.-i / you / we

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Unit6 Demonstrative Pronouns this / that

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Unit 7 There is / There are

Unit 8 Imperatives - do / don’t

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Find the words and circle them

Match each word with the correct picture

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Grammar Rules

Articles — the words a, an and the

A / An (any one thing) : a book, a cat, a house, a table

an airplane, an egg, an octopus, an igloo

The (specific thing) : the moon, the sun, the U.S.A, the history book

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¢ A/An/The are NOT used with names of people or places

John (v¥) ajohn (OX) — the John (X)

Mrs Wilson (“) aMrs Wilson (XX) — the Mrs Wilson (8)

Exercises

©) Circle the correct word

(@ Jan) computer and (a / an) desk

(a / an) elephant and (a / an) rabbit

(a / the) sun and (a / the) moon

Grammar Rules

Plural Nouns — more than one person, place, thing or animal

cars, dogs, houses, leaves

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* noun +s ® noun (-f) = f — ves

* noun (-s, -ch, -x) + es * noun (-o) + es

church — churches, box — boxes tomato — tomatoes

Exercises

3 a leaf two (leaves, leafes)

4 adress two (dresses, dress)

5 a sandwich two (sandwichs, sandwiches)

7 anurse two (nurses, nursess)

These are apples

Those are houses

‘=> Circle the 9 plural nouns and write

| am Susan I'm a nurse

You are cute

| am Sam

I'm seven years old

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i | He / She / It is They are

_ Are they teachers? No, they aren’t

You are You arent Ave you .?

He / She / It is He / She / It isn’t is he / she / it .?

We / You / They are We / You / They aren't Are we / you / they .?

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Write the correct words

This is Mr Lee Fie _ is a pilot

am a doctor are a nurse

This is Susan is a police officer

Look and complete the sentences

3 Is playing the violin?

5 ita small bird?

No, H a big bird

This is Grandfather

Grandfather reads newspaper

you a king?

No, lama

that one leaf?

No, those are two

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That Grandmother Grandmother walks

1 What are these? 2 What are those?

Don’t touch the alligator! two

Yes, those are ; No, those are

What am |? What are these?

How to play:

1 Each player draws a character

on a small piece of paper This

is their game piece

2 The players take turns rolling a die (#3) and moving their

game pieces

3 When a player moves to a new

square, the other players read

the question on the square

| What are those? 4 Then the player must say a

new square If the player is

wrong, he/she must move

back to the previous spot

5 The first player to go all the way around the board wins

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Nancy is a swimmer

She is a swimmer

- You are a police officer

we, you, they

"They are children

This is Tom He a pilot 9 Its a yellow skirt

Write the correct pronoun in the blanks

Peter and Nick are doctors They are doctors

He is a teacher and am a student

Are they pencils? No, aren't

10 Are nine years old? Yes, | am.

1 Are they dogs?

A) Yes, they are

(B) No, they arenít | A) Yes, | am

B) No, I'm not

4 Is she a nurse?

A) Yes, she is

| B) No, she isn’t

A) Yes, they are

B) No, they aren't

(Write This or That

1 This jis a doll

2 That isa house

@® Write in the correct order

Correct the mistakes

There is / are — begins a describing sentence

ihhere ;: a dog in the car (singular)

rc toy: in the car (plural)

There is a book on the table Is there a book on the table?

Yes, there is

No, there isn’t j

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There are three cups on the table Are there any cups on the table?

There are not any cups on the table Yes, there are

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Exercises

@ Read and match

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1 There is a children on the bus

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2 There is shoes under the bed

There are shoes under the bed

3 Is there a king in the castle?

Are there a king in the castle?

4 Is there a blue hat? Yes, it is

is there a blue hat? Yes, there is -

5 Are there five chairs? No, there aren’t — rr Are there five chairs? No, there are |

Write /s there or Are there

any hamburgers on the table?

Imperatives — sentences that give commands

Affirmative (do): Sit down! Study English!

Negative (don’t): Don’t run! Don’t sleep!

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Drink the juice Do your homework

Go to the door Wash your hands

Drink this milk E - Don't drink this milk

Swim in the river ——~> Don't swim in the river

Touch the cat Don’t touch the cat |

Exercises

1 Sit (down Y on), please!

3 (Don’t run / Run) in the hospital

4 Don’t (swim / smoke) in the restaurant

{Look and make sentences

© Write in the correct order

your / to / Listen / / teacher

jump / bed / / on / the / Don’t

that / Don’t / cake / / touch

that / climb / Don’t / tree /

door / / Close / the

Write the opposite

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Listen to your teacher

©) Look at the pictures and fill in the blanks

She is my sister is a doctor

1 Brush your teeth °

2 Drink your milk

3 Don’t eat this cake +

4 Do your homework -

5 Don’t run

1 Each player draws a character

on a small piece of paper This

is their game piece

| What is head 2 The players take turns rolling a

game pieces

When a player moves to a new

square, the other players read

the question on the square

Then the player must say a correct answer to stay on the new square If the player is

wrong, he/she must move back to the previous spot

The first player to go all the

way around the board wins

What are we?

What are they?

5 Wecan see » moon

6 This is »\) big elephant

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‘© Look and write This or That

Write the correct words in the blanks

He is She are is is We He They

This is James _He_ is a pilot

My name _ John This Linda — are friends

is a doctor He is very kind

are students

We ——_—s Students and he _ a teacher

She is a teacher is smart

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-#_ Look and complete the puzzle

ΠWrite the opposite

1 Sit down, boys and girls

Don't sit down, boys and girls

Don’t eat the pizza

Eat the pizza

Drink the orange juice

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Circle the correct word

This is (a J an) chair

An orange and (a / an) apple are in the kitchen

Who's this? (This / That) is Jack

What's that? (This / That) is a clock

It is (a / an) red bed

What (is / are) that? It’s a camera

That's (a / an) piano

‘© Write in the correct order

1 is / This / an / airplane This is an airplane

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Correct the sentences

He are a policeman He is a policeman

Where are the book?

Write the words in the correct column

boy candy park horse hospital

girl school teacher king kitchen

home doll doctor ball umbrella

Brandon and Linda are students

They eleven years old

Brandon short and fat

Linda tall and thin

They best friends

Word Check

baby bike book

boy

candy

city

clock doctor

dog doll elephant girl

guitar hospital house king kitchen

lion

monkey mother park piano playground rabbit

school snake teacher telephone

an apple ball blue cake cat computer crayon desk egg full hamburger history igloo juice moon

mouth

octopus orange strawberry student sun table the T-shirt umbrella U.S.A

violin

are box brush bus church dish dress far tox

glass

leaf near nurse

pencil

potato robot sandwich these those tomato truck watch watermelon wolf

am are baseball

big bird

people pilot

small

tall

taxi woman zebra

dolphin

door red that this sweater window

yo-yo

bed beach

beside

bowl car castle closet

coat

eraser fence five hat

in

on roof

sky

street tree

toy under

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juice

jump

listen milk open

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says what is on them After all the cards are taken, each student counts how

many he/she has The student with the most matching cards wins the game

Special Instructions:

— Unit 3

Students must read the question written on the question cards, match the

question card with the correct picture and then answer the question correctly When students make a successful match, they must then put the cards into the correct pile—a close pile for these cards and a far pile for those cards The cut outs of the near and far hands (p 64) can be used to label the two piles

— Unit 6

Divide the cards up into near and far piles Use the cut outs of the near hand

and far hand (p 64) to show which pile is which When students turn over

cards in the near pile, they should say, “This is ." When students turn over cards in the far pile, they should say, “That is Rg

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A second game that the cards can be used for is x O O

Tic-Tac-Toe Tic-Tac-Toe is a well-known children’s game —_

that uses nine squares with Xs and Os and needs two

players Players take turns writing an X or an O in the

squares If one player gets three Xs or three Os in a

row, then she/he wins the game In this example, the X

player wins

In the card Tic-Tac-Toe game, only the picture cards are used and the players

use the same game board Students take turns picking a card out of a pile and

then placing it on the correct square on the Tic-Tac-Toe board For example, in

the Unit 2 Tic-Tac-Toe game, the squares are labeled with the, a, or an If a student

picks Up a card with the picture of the sun, he/she must first say “the sun” and

then put the card on any the square If a student picks up a card with a picture

of an apple, she/he must say “an apple” and then put it on any an square

Students try to get three of their own cards in a row to win

Students must match the picture cards with the correct noun category (per-

son, place, thing) square For example, if a student picks up the card with a pic-

ture of a kitchen, the student must first say “kitchen,” and then place the card

on any place square

~ Unit 2

Students must match the picture cards with the correct article (a, an, the)

square

~ Unit 3

Students must match the picture cards with the correct plural ending (-s, -es)

square For example, if a student picks up the card with a picture of matches

on it, the student must first say “matches,” and then place the card on any -es

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Students must match the picture cards with the correct form of imperative

sentence (affirmative = do, negative = don’t)

A third game the cards can be used to play is Bingo The Bingo boards have

16 squares and students must try to get four cards in a row to win the game

In this game, each player has his/her own game board Like in Tic-Tac-Toe, only the picture cards are used and the players take turns picking up a card from a

pile The players must say what is on the card and then place it on the matching

garne board square, When one player places four cards in a row, that player wins the game

Special Instructions:

— Unit I

Students must match the picture cards with the correct noun category (per-

son, place, thing) square For example, if a student picks up the card with a pic- ture of a kitchen, the student must first say “kitchen,” and then place the card

on any place square

— Unit 2 Students must match the picture cards with the correct article (a, an, the) square

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