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AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS You are You aren’t Are you?. AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERSI have got I haven’t got Have I got?. He like s He doesn’t like Does

Back to School The Basics Verb-to be

Colors

 pink

 blue

 yellow

 green

 black

 brown

 white

 orange

 red

 grey

 purple

Greetings

 Hi! Hello!

 Good morning!

 Good afternoon!

 Good evening!

 Goodbye! Bye!

 Goodnight!

 How are you?

 I’m fine thanks And you?

 Not bad

 I’m 10 years old

 How old are you?

 I’m from Russia

 What’s your name?

 How do you spell it?

 What’s your favorite sport?

School Subjects

My favorite subject is

 English

 geography

 music

 history

 maths

 computers

 science

 art

 physical education (PE)

School supplies

 schoolbag

 notebook

 book

 ruler

 atlas

 pencil sharpener

 pencil

 pencil case

 pen

Classroom Language

 Read

 Listen

 Be quiet, please

 Come to the board, please

 Open your books

 Close your books

 Sit down please

 Stand up, please

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS

You are You aren’t Are you? Yes, you are No, you aren’t

He is He isn’t Is he? Yes, he is No, he isn’t

She is She isn’t Is she? Yes, she is No, she isn’t

It is It isn’t Is it Yes, it is No, it isn’t

We are We aren’t Are we? Yes, we are No, we aren’t

You are You aren’t Are you? Yes, you are No, you aren’t

They are They aren’t Are they? Yes, they are No, they aren’t

Where Where is your book bag?

Subject Pronouns Object Pronouns

COUNTRIES NATIONALITIES LANGUAGE

Portugal Portuguese Portuguese

Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabian Arabic

Cool Stuff Personal Things Parts of the Body Plurals

Have got

Parts of the body

 head

 nose

 ears

 eyes

 arm

 hand

 leg

 foot/feet

 beard

 face

 teeth

 knee

 skin

My stuff

 guitar

 helmet

 bike/bicycle

 basketball

 trainers

 video/computer

game

 skateboard

 sunglasses

 digital camera

 watch

 comic book

Describing People

 young/old

 long/short:

hair/nose

 tall/short

 big/small

 thin/fat

this these that those

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS

I have got I haven’t got Have I got? Yes, I have No, I haven’t

You have got You haven’t got Have you got? Yes, I have No, I haven’t

He has got He hasn’t got Has he got? Yes, he has No, he hasn’t

She has got She hasn’t got Has she got? Yes, she has No, she

hasn’t

It has got It hasn’t got Has it got? Yes, it has No, it hasn’t

We have got We haven’t got Have we got? Yes, we have No, we

haven’t

You have got You haven’t got Have you got? Yes, we have No, we

haven’t

They have got They haven’t

got

Have they got? Yes, they have No, they

haven’t

Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives

Singular Nouns Plural Nouns

child children

tomato tomatoes

class classes

cherry cherries

glass glasses

tomato tomatoes

 bathroom

 kitchen

 living room

 bedroom

 hall

 door

 wall

 sofa

 floor

 stove/cooker

 cupboard

 mirror

 stairs

 sink

 fireplace

 wood

 apartment building

 block of flats

 table

 fridge

 chair

 armchair

 carpet

 cushions (sofa)

 closet/wardrobe

The Home There is/There are a/an

Prepositions of place Ordinal numbers

 bookcase

 desk

 pillows

 vase

 flowers



Affirmative Negative Questions Short Answers

There is There isn’t Is there? Yes, there is No, there isn’t

There are There aren’t Are there? Yes, there are NO, there aren’t

For 1 thing Means a few Used for questions and

negatives For uncountables

A chair

An apple Some chairs I haven’t got any French books

Some water/butter/sugar Have you got any money?

CAN’T

Birds can fly. Babies can’t read

He can draw pictures. She can’t drive a car

Prepositions

in

on

under

behind

next to

in front of

between

near

Ordinal Numbers

first second third fourth fifth sixth seventh eight ninth tenth eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth twentieth twenty-first

Describing People

 rude

 clever

 quiet

 ugly

 hardworking

 polite

 happy

 funny

 strong

 weak

 noisy

 silly

 serious

Families

 granddad

 grandma

 dad

 mum/mom

Families Describing people

Daily routines Present Simple Jobs

Telling time

 brother

 sister

 uncle

 aunt

 daughter

 father-in-law

 mother-in-law

 husband

 wife

 cousin/cousin

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTSIONS SHORT ANSWERS

No “s”

I like I don’t like Do I like? Yes, I do No, I don’t.

You like You don’t like Do you like? Yes, I do No, I don’t.

He like s He doesn’t like Does he like? Yes, he does No, he doesn’t She like s She doesn’t like Does she like? Yes, she does No, she

doesn’t.

It like s It doesn’t like Does it like? Yes, it does No, it doesn’t.

We like We don’t like Do we like? Yes, we do No, we don’t You like You don’t like Do you like? Yes, we do No, we don’t They like They don’t like Do they like? Yes, they do No, they don’t.

Daily Routines

 get up in the morning

 go to school

 got to bed

 have breakfast

 have lunch

 have dinner

 watch TV

 have dinner

 in the morning

 in the afternoon

 in the evening

Present Simple

We use it for habits of routines.

We use it for things that are true.

We use it with these words:

 always

 ever

 every day/week/year

 usually

 frequently

 sometimes



I love swimming.

I hate getting up

early.

Telling Time: What times is it?

 It’s 5 o’clock.

 It’s five thirty 5:30`

 It’s quarter past five.

 It’s quarter to 6.

Adverbs of Frequency

 teacher teaches children

 secretary types letters, helps her boss

 hairdresser fixes people’s hair/cuts hair

 nurse takes care of people in the hospital

 photographer takes pictures

 footballer plays football





 It’s 5:15.

 It’s 7:45.

 At 8 o’clock

Animals

Parts of animals

Prepositions of time

Comparative and Superlative

Animals Parts of Animals

 chimpanzee  feathers

 elephant  hooves

IN AT ON

 December at 8 o’clock on my birthday

 in the morning at school on Monday

 in the afternoon at work on Christmas day

 in the evening at night on august 8th

 in summer/winter at noon/at midnight

 in spring/in

autumn

at the weekend

Adjective Comparative Superlative

 beautiful more beautiful than the most beautiful of/in

 dangerous more dangerous the most dangerous of/in

than

Weather

 It’s raining

 It’s snowing

 It’s foggy

 It’s hot.

 It’s warm.

 It’s freezing

Weather

Sports Verbs

Present Continuous

Clothes

 It’s cloudy.

 It’s windy.

 It’s cold.

go skiing play computer games do karate

go swimming play basketball do exercises

go sailing play ping pong

go windsurfing play handball

go jogging play football

AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS

I am playing I am not playing Am I playing? Yes, I am No, I’m not

You are playing You aren’t

playing

Are you playing? Yes, I am No, I’m not

He is playing. He isn’t playing Is he playing? Yes, he is No, he isn’t

She is playing She isn’t playing Is she playing? Yes, she is No, she isn’t

It is playing. It isn’t playing Is it playing? Yes, it is No, it isn’t

We are playing We aren’t

playing

Are we playing? Yes, we are No, we aren’t

You are playing You aren’t

playing

Are you playing? Yes, you are No, you aren’t

They are

applying.

They aren’t playing

Are they playing? Yes, they are No, they

aren’t

Clothes

 jacket

 tie

 sneakers/trainers

 shirt

 shoes

 suit

 socks

 belt

 hat

 gloves

 shorts

 skirt

 dress

 sandals

 flip flops

 a top

 sweater/jumper

 boots

 pants/trousers

Food

Food containers

Some/any

Will/won’t

Food

 grapes

 butter

 chicken

 yoghurt

 cheese

 oranges

 beef

 carrots

 lamb

 pork

 cabbage

 lettuce

 corn

 rice

 spaghetti

 apples

 bananas

 potatoes

 onions

 garlic

 pasta

 soup

 bread

 milk

 ice cream

 cake

 pizza

 salad

 cookies/biscuits

 olive oil

 sugar

 flour

 coca-cola

Affirmative Negative Questions Short answers

I will go I won’t go Will I go? Yes, I will No, I won’t

You will go You won’t go Will you go? Yes, I will No, I won’t

He will go. He won’t go Will he go? Yes, he will No, he won’t

She will go. She won’t go Will she go? Yes, she will No, she won’t

It will go. It won’t go Will it go? Yes, it will No, it won’t

We will go. We won’t go Will we go? Yes, we will No, we won’t

You will go. You won’t go Will you go? Yes, you will No, you won’t

They will go. They won’t go Will they go? Yes, they will No, they won’t

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We use it for now.

We use it with these words:

 now

 at the moment

 right now

 today

 tonight

I am going to leave I am not going to

leave

Are we going to leave?

Yes, I am No, I am not

You are going to

leave.

You are not going to leave,

Are you going to leave?

Yes, I am No, I am not

He is going to

leave.

He is not going to leave

Is he going to leave?

Yes, he is No, he isn’t

She is going to

leave.

She is not going to leave

Is she going to leave?

Yes, she is No, she isn’t

It is going to

leave.

It is not going to leave

Is it going to leave? Yes, it is No, it isn’t

We are going to

leave.

We are not going to leave

Are we going to leave?

Yes, we are No, we aren’t

You are going to

leave.

You are not going to leave

Are you going to leave?

Yes, you are No, you aren’t

They are going to

leave.

They are not going to leave

Are they going to leave?

Yes, they are No, they aren’t

Really, I do. Really, I don’t

Agreeing/Disagreeing Types of movies Adjectives for movies Was/were

Past simple Tense Past simple time words

Film Adjectives

boring

interesting

sad

funny

frightening

exciting

Types of films

action horror animated cartoon comedy

musical adventure romance detective western science fiction fantasy

Past Simple Tense Was/were

I was I wasn’t Was I? Yes, I was./No, I wasn’t

You were You weren’t Were you? Yes, you were./No, you weren’t

He was He wasn’t Was he? Yes, he was No, he wasn’t

She was She wasn’t Was she? Yes, she was No, she wasn’t

It was It wasn’t Was it? Yes it was No, it wasn’t

We were We weren’t Were we? Yes, we were No, we weren’t

You were You weren’t Were you? Yes You were No, you weren’t

They were They weren’t Were they? Yes, they were No, they

weren’t

Time Words

yesterday (morning)

last week

2 days ago

Past Simple Regular Verbs

I played I didn’t play. Did I play? Yes, I did No, I didn’t

You played You didn’t play Did you play? Yes, I did No, I didn’t

He played He didn’t play Did he play? Yes, he did No, he didn’t

She played She didn’t play Did she play? Yes, she did No she didn’t

It played It didn’t play Did it play? Yes, it did No, it didn’t

We played We didn’t play Did we play? Yes, we did No, we didn’t

You played You didn’t play Did you play? Yes, you did No, you didn’t

They played They didn’t play Did they play? Yes, they did No, they

didn’t