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GreetingsHi! Hello!Good morning!Good afternoon!Good evening!Goodbye! Bye!Goodnight!How are you?Im fine thanks. And you?Not bad.Im 10 years oldHow old are you?Im from RussiaWhats your name?How do you spell it?Whats your favorite sport?

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Classroom LanguageReadListenBe quiet, please.Come to the board, please.Open your booksClose your booksSit down pleaseStand up, please.

Subject PronounsObject Pronouns

Ime

Youyou

Hehim

Sheher

Itit

Wewe

Youyou

Theythey

AFFIRMATIVENEGATIVEQUESTIONSSHORT ANSWERS

I amIm notAm I?Yes, I am. No, Im not.

You areYou arentAre you?Yes, you are. No, you arent

He isHe isntIs he?Yes, he is. No, he isnt

She isShe isntIs she?Yes, she is. No, she isnt.

It isIt isntIs itYes, it is. No, it isnt.

We areWe arentAre we?Yes, we are. No, we arent.

You areYou arentAre you?Yes, you are. No, you arent.

They areThey arentAre they?Yes, they are. No, they arent

WhoWho are you?WhatWhat is your name?WhenWhen is your birthday?WhereWhere is your book bag?WhyWhy are you so slow today?HowHow old are you?

COUNTRIESNATIONALITIESLANGUAGE

The UKBritishEnglish

The USAAmericanEnglish

PolandPolishPolish

TurkeyTurkishTurkish

FranceFrenchFrench

RussiaRussianRussian

ItalyItalianItalian

PortugalPortuguesePortuguese

GreeceGreekGreek

MexicoMexicanMexican

ChinaChineseChinese

SpainSpainSpanish

JapanJapaneseJapanese

Saudi ArabiaSaudi ArabianArabic

Cool StuffPersonal ThingsParts of the BodyPluralsHave got

My stuffguitarhelmetbike/bicyclebasketballtrainersvideo/computer gameskateboardsunglassesdigital camerawatchcomic book

Describing Peopleyoung/oldlong/short: hair/nosetall/shortbig/smallthin/fat

Parts of the bodyheadnoseearseyesarmhandlegfoot/feetbeardfaceteethkneeskin

this thesethat those

AFFIRMATIVENEGATIVEQUESTIONSSHORT ANSWERS

I have gotI havent gotHave I got?Yes, I have. No, I havent.

You have gotYou havent gotHave you got?Yes, I have. No, I havent.

He has gotHe hasnt gotHas he got?Yes, he has. No, he hasnt.

She has gotShe hasnt gotHas she got?Yes, she has. No, she hasnt.

It has gotIt hasnt gotHas it got?Yes, it has. No, it hasnt.

We have gotWe havent gotHave we got?Yes, we have .No, we havent.

You have gotYou havent gotHave you got?Yes, we have. No, we havent.

They have gotThey havent gotHave they got?Yes, they have. No, they havent.

Personal PronounsPossessive Adjectives

I my

Youyour

Hehis

Sheher

Itits

Weour

Youyour

Theytheir

Singular NounsPlural Nouns

dolldolls

brushbrushes

mousemice

manmen

catcats

footfeet

childchildren

tomatotomatoes

watchwatches

classclasses

ladyladies

cherrycherries

leafleaves

babybabies

knifeknives

womanwomen

glassglasses

lifelives

toothteeth

keykeys

boxboxes

tomatotomatoes

namenames

scarfscarves

The HomeThere is/There area/anPrepositions of placeOrdinal numbers

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

bookcase

desk

pillows

vase

flowers

AffirmativeNegativeQuestionsShort Answers

There isThere isntIs there?Yes, there is. No, there isnt.

There areThere arentAre there?Yes, there are. NO, there arent.

a/anSomeany

For 1 thingMeans a fewUsed for questions and negatives

For uncountables

A chair

An appleSome chairsI havent got any French books.

Some water/butter/sugarHave you got any money?

CANT

I can swimHe cant fly.

Birds can fly.Babies cant read.

He can draw pictures.She cant 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

FamiliesDescribing peopleDaily routinesPresent SimpleJobsTelling timeDescribing People

rude

clever

quiet

ugly

hardworking

polite

happy

funny

strong

weak

noisy

silly

serious

Families

granddad

grandma

dad

mum/mom

brother

sister

uncle

aunt

daughter

father-in-law

mother-in-law

husband

wife

cousin/cousin

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

AFFIRMATIVENEGATIVEQUESTSIONSSHORT ANSWERS

No s

I likeI dont likeDo I like?Yes, I do. No, I dont.

You likeYou dont likeDo you like?Yes, I do. No, I dont.

He likesHe doesnt likeDoes he like?Yes, he does. No, he doesnt.

She likesShe doesnt likeDoes she like?Yes, she does. No, she doesnt.

It likesIt doesnt likeDoes it like?Yes, it does. No, it doesnt.

We likeWe dont likeDo we like?Yes, we do. No, we dont.

You likeYou dont likeDo you like?Yes, we do. No, we dont.

They likeThey dont likeDo they like?Yes, they do. No, they dont.

I love swimming.

I hate getting up early.

Adverbs of Frequency

alwaysAll the time

usuallyMost of the time

oftenQuite a lot

sometimesNow and then

neverNot at all

frequentlyQuite often

JobsWhat do they do?

vetlooks after sick animals

teacherteaches children

mechanicfixes cars

secretarytypes letters, helps her boss

hairdresserfixes peoples hair/cuts hair

nursetakes care of people in the hospital

photographertakes pictures

footballerplays football

pilotflies planes

Telling Time: What times is it?

Its 5 oclock.

Its five thirty. 5:30`

Its quarter past five.

Its quarter to 6.

Its 5:15.

Its 7:45.

At 8 oclock

AnimalsParts of animalsPrepositions of timeComparative and Superlative

AnimalsParts of Animals

cow claws

horse wings

eagle beak

bear body

sheep legs

fox head

chimpanzee feathers

chicken tail

rabbit fur

elephant hooves

duck scales

squirrel teeth

sheep mouth

hamster horns

giraffe

dolphins

goats

INATON

Decemberat 8 oclockon my birthday

in the morningat schoolon Monday

in the afternoonat workon Christmas day

in the eveningat nighton august 8th

in summer/winterat noon/at midnight

in spring/in autumnat the weekend

AdjectiveComparative Superlative

longlonger thanthe longest of/in/

widewider thanthe widest of/in

bigbigger thanthe biggest of/in

heavyheavier thanthe heaviest of/in

beautifulmore beautiful thanthe most beautiful of/in

goodbetter thanbest of/in

badworse thanthe worse of/in

fastfaster thanthe fastest in/of

manymore thanthe most of/in

longlonger thanthe longest in/of

thinthinner thanthe thinnest in/of

dangerousmore dangerous thanthe most dangerous of/in

WeatherSports VerbsPresent ContinuousClothes

Weather

Its raining

Its snowing

Its foggy

Its hot.

Its warm.

Its freezing

Its cloudy.

Its windy.

Its cold.

SPORTSGOPLAYDO

go skiingplay computer gamesdo karate

go campingplay tennisdo judo

go swimmingplay basketballdo exercises

go sailingplay ping pong

go windsurfingplay handball

go joggingplay football

AFFIRMATIVENEGATIVEQUESTIONSSHORT ANSWERS

I am playingI am not playingAm I playing?Yes, I am. No, Im not.

You are playingYou arent playing.Are you playing?Yes, I am. No, Im not.

He is playing.He isnt playing.Is he playing?Yes, he is. No, he isnt.

She is playingShe isnt playing.Is she playing?Yes, she is. No, she isnt.

It is playing.It isnt playing.Is it playing?Yes, it is. No, it isnt.

We are playing.We arent playing.Are we playing?Yes, we are. No, we arent.

You are playing.You arent playing.Are you playing?Yes, you are. No, you arent.

They are applying.They arent playing.Are they playing?Yes, they are. No, they arent.

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

jeans

FoodFood containersSome/anyWill/wontFood

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

AffirmativeNegativeQuestionsShort answers

I will goI wont go.Will I go?Yes, I will. No, I wont.

You will goYou wont go.Will you go?Yes, I will. No, I wont.

He will go.He wont go.Will he go?Yes, he will. No, he wont.

She will go.She wont go.Will she go?Yes, she will. No, she wont.

It will go.It wont go.Will it go?Yes, it will. No, it wont.

We will go.We wont go.Will we go?Yes, we will. No, we wont.

You will go.You wont go.Will you go?Yes, you will. No, you wont.

They will go.They wont go.Will they go?Yes, they will. No, they wont.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We use it for now.

We use it with these words:

now

at the moment

right now

today

tonight

AFFIRMATIVENEGATIVEQUESTIONSSHORT ANSWERS

I am going to leaveI 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 isnt

She is going to leave.She is not going to leave.Is she going to leave?Yes, she is. No, she isnt

It is going to leave.It is not going to leave.Is it going to leave?Yes, it is. No, it isnt

We are going to leave.We are not going to leave.Are we going to leave?Yes, we are. No, we arent

You are going to leave.You are not going to leave.Are you going to leave?Yes, you are. No, you arent.

They are going to leave.They are not going to leave.Are they going to leave?Yes, they are. No, they arent.

Agreeing/DisagreeingTypes of moviesAdjectives for moviesWas/werePast simple TensePast simple time words

AGREEINGDISAGREEING

Yes, I do.Me neither.

So, do I.Neither, do I.

Really, I do.Really, I dont.

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 TenseWas/were

I wasI wasntWas I?Yes, I was./No, I wasnt.

You wereYou werentWere you?Yes, you were./No, you werent.

He wasHe wasntWas he?Yes, he was. No, he wasnt.

She wasShe wasntWas she?Yes, she was. No, she wasnt.

It wasIt wasntWas it?Yes it was. No, it wasnt.

We wereWe werentWere we?Yes, we were. No, we werent.

You wereYou werentWere you?Yes. You were. No, you werent.

They wereThey werentWere they?Yes, they were. No, they werent.

Time Words

yesterday (morning)

last week

2 days ago

Past SimpleRegular Verbs

I playedI didnt play.Did I play?Yes, I did. No, I didnt.

You playedYou didnt playDid you play?Yes, I did. No, I didnt.

He playedHe didnt play.Did he play?Yes, he did. No, he didnt.

She playedShe didnt play.Did she play?Yes, she did. No. she didnt.

It playedIt didnt play.Did it play?Yes, it did. No, it didnt.

We playedWe didnt play.Did we play?Yes, we did. No, we didnt.

You playedYou didnt play.Did you play?Yes, you did. No, you didnt.

They playedThey didnt play.Did they play?Yes, they did. No, they didnt.

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