Unit 1
How are you?
■ЯЙ
a name [э neim] Hello [hs'bu] what [w D t] What is ...? [wDt iz] my name is ... [mai neim iz] your name is ... |jd: neim iz] a surname [з ’s3:neim]
p?
ЪГГтгч? *
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f p p e lc^ j l
My name is John. Your name is Cindy. My surname is Smith
Hello, my name is John.
What is your name? What is my name? What is your surname? What is my surname?
Hello, my name is Cindy. My name is Thomas.
Your name is Alex. My surname is Jones.
Your surname is Smith.
о What is your name? • My name is Mark.
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How are you? [hau a: ju:] K&4C-* f t Г т fin e taim faml 7 7 < n £ /
thanks [0aerjks] —
How are you? I'm fine, thanks.
How are you? I ’m fine, thanks.
• How are you?
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>---my [mai] ^ ~ your (jd:] his [hiz] her [Ъз:]My name is Jack. Your surname is Jones. His surname is Smith. Her name is Cindy.
What is your name? My name is Jack.
What is my surname? Your surname is Jones.
What is his surname? His surname is Smith.
What is her name? Her name is Cindy.
ja phone number [э faun плшЬэ] 0 / oh [эи] double [d,\bl]
My phone number is 501 123 677 (five oh one one two three six double seven). Her phone number is 322 462 608 (three double two four six two six oh eight).
What is your phone number? My phone number is 622 529 1 72
(six double two five two nine one seven two).
What is her phone number? Her phone number is 234 908 461
(two three four nine oh eight four six one).
• What is your phone number?
с My phone number is 322 462 608.
Unit
nice to meet you [nais ta m i:t ju ]too [tu:]
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-•, ~ —rmjrr :
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too.
Hello, my name is John. Hello, my name is Cindy.
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too.
о Hello, my name is John.
• Hello, my name is Cindy.
о Nice to meet you.
• Nice to meet you, too.
M r ['mist3]
jut
you are [ju: a :] are you ...? [a: ju :] yes Ijes]
J am M r Smith. You are Miss Jones % JpU <
Am I M r Smith? Are you Miss Jones? Are you Mrs Black?
Yes, you are M r Smith. Yes, I am Miss Jones. Yes, I am Mrs Black.
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nice to meet you [nais ta mi:t ju] too [tu:]
M ^
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too.
Hello, my name is John. Nice to meet you.
Hello, my name is Cindy. Nice to meet you, too.
о Hello, my name is John.
• Hello, my name is Cindy.
с Nice to meet you.
• Nice to meet you, too.
Mr [mista] д-Miss [mis] i am [ai aem] am I ...? [$m ai] you are [ju: a:] are you ...? [a: ju:]
yes Ucs]
I am M r Smith. You are Miss Jones
Am I M r Smith? Are you Miss Jones? Are you Mrs Black?
Yes, you are M r Smith. Yes, I am Miss Jones. Yes, I am Mrs Black.
Unit
Are you a student?
a man [э man]a woman [a 'woman] tall [t>:l] this [6is] Is this a man? Yes,
Is this a woman? Yes,
Is the man tall? Yes,
Is the woman tall? Yes,
Are you a man? Yes,
Am I a woman? Yes,
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this is a man. this is a woman, the man is tall the woman is tall I am a man. you are a woman.
a boy [a boi] a girl [a gs:l] short [Ja:t] Is this a girl? Is this a boy? Is the boy short? Is the girl short?
Yes, this is a girl Yes, this is a boy. Yes, the boy is short. Yes, the girl is short
a student [a ’stjurdant] a teacher [a ’tirtja]
I am a teacher. You are a student
msu ш
Am I a teacher? Are you a student?
Am I tall?
Are you short?
Yes, you are a teacher. Yes, I am a student. Yes, you are tall Yes, I am short
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• Are you a woman?
о Yes, I am a woman.
he is [hi: iz] is he ...? [iz hi:] she is [Ji: iz] is she ...? [iz Ji:] a doctor [a ’ctokta] a manager [э 'mamid3a]
( a w aiter [a vveita] a programmer [а ргаидгагта]
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She 15a doctor. She is a manager.
Is he a waiter? Is he a programmer? Is he a man? Is she a manager? Is she a doctor? Is she a student? He is a waiter. He is a programmer. Yes, he is a waiter. Yes, he is a programmer. Yes, he is a man.
Yes, she is a manager. Yes, she is a doctor. Yes, she is a student
• Is she a doctor?
о Yes, she is a doctor.
a short form [э Ja:t form]
he is = Ье’ЩЯ she is = she's
is = ’s
ishofltiforms.
I ’m a teacher. You're a student He's a programmer. She's a manager
Am I a teacher? Am I a man? Are you a student?
Yes, you're a teacher. Yes, you’re a man. Yes, I'm a student
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Are you a woman? Yes, I'm a woman.
Is he a waiter? Yes, he's a waiter.
Is she a doctor? Yes, she's a doctor.
Is he a programmer? Yes, he's a programmer.
Is she a manager? Yes, she's a manage?’.
I am not a student You are not a teacher. He is not a teacher:
Am I a man?
Am I a student?
Are you a man? Are you a woman? Is he a manager? Is she a programmer?
No, you are not a man, but you're a woman. No, you are not a student,
but you're a teacher.
No, I am not a таги but I'm a woman. No, I am not a woman, but I'm a man. No, he is not a manager, but he's a waiter. No, she is not a programmer, but she's a doctor.
• Are you a manager?
с No, I am not a manager, but I'm a student
a nurse a secretary [
a driver [э a sales representative [э seilz repri’zen tativ]
Am I a nurse? No, you are not a nurse, but you're a teacher.
Are you a secretary? No, I am not a secretary, but I'm a driver.
Is she a sales representative? No, she is not a sales representative, but she's a doctor.
aren't [a:n t] isn't [ iznt]
I'm not a driver. You aren’t a teacher. He isn’t a doctor. She isn't a secretary.
Am I a man? Am I a student?
Are you a driver? Are you a sales representative?
Is he a doctor? Is she a secretary?
No, you aren't a man. No, you aren't a student, but you're a teacher.
No, I'm not a driver, but I'm a waiter. No, I'm not a sales representative, but I'm a programmer.
No, he isn't a doctor, but he's a nurse.
No, she isn't a secretary, but she's a manager.
• Is he a driver?
о No, he isn't a driver, but he's a teacher. m
absent [ ’aebssnt] present [p r e z n t]
Are you present? Yes, I'm present
Is John absent? Yes, John is absent
Is Jenny present? No, Jenny isn't present, but she's absent
Is the teacher absent? No, the teacher isn't absent, but he's present
Unit
Where are you from?
a country [a ’ki\ntri] a city [a 'siti] England [ ’iqgla n d ] Ireland [ ’aialand] China [ ’tjaina] in [in ] it [it] уЩшш
г гл^сEngland is a country. Manchester is a city. It is a city in England. It's a city in England
Is Ireland a country? Yes, Ireland is a country.
Is Manchester a city? Yes, Manchester is a city. [’mcentjistg]
Is China a city?
Is Liverpool a city in England?
Is Manchester a city in Ireland?
No, China isn’t a city, but it's a country. Yes, Liverpool is a city in England. No, Manchester isn't a city in Ireland, but it's a city in England.
large [la :d 3] small [sm all] a town [a taun] Monaco [ ’rrmnakau] Berlin [Ьз:’1ш] S OjL&C.£^cSi-iX '■О
Hornsea is a town. Berlin is a large city. Monaco is a small country. Yes, Monaco is small
No, China isn't small, but it's large.
Yes, Hornsea is a town. [!ho:nsi:]
No, Liverpool isn't a town, but it's a city.
Is Berlin a large city? Yes, Berlin is a large city.
Is Berlin a small town? No, Berlin isn't a small town, but it's a large city.
Is China a small country? No, China isn't a small country, but it's a large country.
Is M onaco small?
Is China small?
Is Hornsea a town?
where [w e a ] ' France [fra:n s] ф '
AParis [ ’paens]
-•-С. Dublin [d A b lin ]
London [ ’U ndan]
Where is Dublin? Dublin is in Ireland.
Where is London? London is in England.
Where is Paris? Paris is in France.
Unit
Russia Ггф] Moscow ['mDskau] Belgium [Ъ е И з э ш ] Brussels [b rA slz] . the USA [5э ju :es’ei] New York [nju: jo:k]
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Whe^e is Brussels? Brussels is in Belgium.
Is Moscow in Ireland? No, Moscow isn’t in Ireland,
but it's in Russia.
Is New York in England? No, New York isn't in England,
but it's in the USA.
Is Brussels in China? No, Brussels isn't in China,
but it's in Belgium.
a capital [э ’kaepitl] Great Britain [greit ’bntn] |
G erm any№з:тэш] 77; «C\ Iы-j . с Poland [paubndj
Berlin is the capital o f Germany.
W hatj^ the capital o f Great Britain?
What is the capital o f Germany?
What is the capital o f France?
What is the capital o f Poland?
London i^the capital of Great Britain. Berlin is the capital o f Germany. Paris is the capital o f France. Warsaw is the capital o f Poland.
о What is the capital of Germany?
from [from] ^ Where ... from?
which [witj] .
I am from France. She is from London. I'm from Belgium.
Where are you from? Where is^she from? Which city are you from? Which city is he from?
She's from Germany. I'm from Manchester. He's from Paris.
о Where are you from ?
• I'm from Belgium.
s-ST:i:^g Italy [’itali] Scotland [’skDtland] I Japan [ёзз'ргеп] Canada [’kaensda] Spain [spein]
Is New York a city? Yes, New York is a city.
Is Japan a country? Yes, Japan is a country.
Is Scotland a city? No, Scotland isn't a city,
but it's a country.
Which country are you from? I'm from Spain.
Is Canada a small country? No, Canada isn't a small country, but it's a large country.
н ш н ш г т
ш т . German ['сЗзз:тэп] English [irjgliJ]
French [frentj] Russian ['rAjn] Polish [paulij] American [э’тепкэп]
Are you French? Yes, I'm French.
Are you Russian? No, I'm not Russian, but I'm Polish.
Is this book French? No, this book isn't French, but it's English.
Is the teacher A m erican? No, the teacher isn’t American, but she's English.
Are the students German? No, the students aren't German, but they're French.
ша
:rr^-nationality [naeja’naebti]
What nationality are you? I am American
What nationality are you? What nationality is the teacher? What nationality are the students?
I'm German.
The teacher is English. The students are French.
о What nationality are you?
• I'm German.
What is thisP
a book [a buk] a CD [9 si: 'di:] a page [э peid3]
a picture [a ’piktja] A ; f £-
What is this? It is a book. Is this a CD? Yes, it is a CD.
What is this? What is this? Is this a page? Is this a picture? It is a book. It is a CD. Yes, it is a page. Yes, it is a picture. ЩЯЩ
a livin g room [a I1V113 ru:m] a door [a da:] a w indow [a ’windau] a ceiling [a 'si:lnj] a floor [a fla:] a light [a lait] What is this? Is this a ceiling? Is this a light? Is the Zig/zt in the living room?
It is a floor. Yes, it is a ceiling. Yes, it is a light
Yes, the light is in the living room
Where is the door? The door is in the living room.
sial a box [э boks] a table [э ’teibl] a chair [э tjea ] a ; c v • a sofa [э ’saufa] a wall [a w d:1]
What is this? It is a wall.
Is this a chair? Yes, it is a chair.
Where is the sofa? The sofa is in the living room.
Where is the table? The table is in the living room.
Is the box in the living room? Yes, the box is in the living room.
it is not = it isn't [ iznt] it is = it's [its]
Is this a CD? No, it isn't a CD, but it's a key.
Is this a window? Is this a flo o r? Is this a light? Is this a sofa?
No, it isn't a window, but it's a door. No, it isn't a floor, but it's a ceiling. No, it isn't a light, but it's a wall. No, it isn't a sofa, but it’s a chair.
a desk [э desk] О П [D n ] a mobile phone [э 'шэиЬай Тэип] a key [э ki:] a lamp [э laemp] *" < /■• ■-" a pencil [э pensil] ft* ‘ f r
a ballpoint pen / a ballpoint [э boilpDint pen]
What is this? It's a key.
Is this a mobile phone? Yes, it's a mobile phone.
Is this a. pencil? No, it isn't a pencil, but it's a ballpoint pen.
Is the ballpoint on the desk? Yes, the ballpoint is on the desk.
Where is the lamp? The lamp is on the desk.
о Is this a mobile phone?
• No, it isn't a mobile phone, but it's a CD.
open [эирэп] • п v ° * к ,
closed [klauzd] f t G # /г • '' -r
Is the w indow closed? Yes, the window's closed.
Is the door open? No, the door isn't open, but it's closed.
Is my book closed? No, your book isn't closed but it's open.
high [h ai] low [bu] the Eiffel tower [aifl ’taua] a supermarket [o 'surpamaikit]
A supermarket is low. The Eiffel tower is high.
Yes, the ceiling's high in the living room.
Is the ceiling high in the living room? Is a supermarket low? Is the Jliffel tower high? Is a supermarket high? Is the Eiffel tower low?
Yes, a supermarket is low. Yes, the Eiffel tower is high.
No, a supermarket isn't high, but it's low. No, the Eiffel tower isn't low,
but it's high.
Am I a man or a woman? You are a woman.
Are you a student or a teacher? I am a student
Is the man tall or short? The man is tall.
Is the key large or small? The key is small.
Is this a door or a window? It's a window.
this [6is] В
that [daet] /v'v^/rt /QjP {
a poster [э pausta] y v C iK z fi This is a floor and that is a light
What is this? What is that? Is this a mobile phone? Is that my book? Is that a poster? Is that poster small?
This is a window. That is a door.
Yes, this is a mobile phone.
No, that isn't your book, but it's his book. Yes, that is a poster.
No, that poster isn't small, but it's large.
о What is this? • This is a CD. this —► о What is that? * That is a poster.
OC-t
that ' <7 ____ У 'ГЛ a ,?**■ 1Readyourbookand
listen to the CD at home!
Are we from SpainP
We're from Belgium. You're students. They're books.
What is the plural o f 'a poster1?
What is the plural o f 'a key'?
What is the singular o f 'tables'?
What is the singular o f 'sofas'?
The plural o f ’a poster' is 'posters'. The plural of 'a key' is keys'. The singular o f 'tables' is 'a table'. The singular o f 'sofas' is 'a sofa'.
We are books.
Are we from Madrid? Yes, we are from Madrid
Are you students? Yes, we are students.
Are they students? Yes, they are students.
Are w e from Belgium? Are you students? Are they students? Are they books?
Yes, we're from Belgium. Yes, we're students. Yes, they're students. Yes, they're books.
nunatiifp chnrt fnrmc
we are not = we aren’t you are not = you aren’t they are not = they aren't
We aren't from Spain. You aren't teachers. They aren't books.
Are we from Spain?
Are they teachers?
Are you teachers? Are they tables? Are they boxes?
Are they absent?
No, we aren't from Spain, but we're from the USA. No, they aren't teachers, but they're students.
No, we aren't teachers, but we're students. No, they aren't tables, but they're chairs. No, they aren't boxes,
but they're pictures.
No, they aren't absent, but they're present
This is our classroom. I am your teacher. It's their book.
Is this our classroom? Are your books English? Are they their books? Is this their classroom?
Yes, this is our classroom. Yes, our books are English. Yes, they are their books. No, it isn't their classroom, but it's our classroom.
What is the plural o f 'a man? What is the plural o f 'a wom an?
The plural o f 'a man' is 'men'. The plural o f 'a woman' is 'women'.
these [5i:z] those [бэиг]
The plural o f ’this’ is 'these'. These students are German. The plural o f 'that' is 'those'. Those books are English.
What is the plural o f 'this? Are these books English? What is the plural o f 'that? Are those students from the USA?
Are these boxes large?
Are those books German?
The plural o f 'this' is 'these'. Yes, these books are English. The plural o f 'that' is 'those'.
No, those students aren't from the USA, but they’re from Spain.
No, these boxes aren't large, but they're small.
No, those books aren't German, but they're English.
Г ; this that — ► --- ► these those — ► mттв ятяш ______ r — ► ---► — ► --- J
Grammar Lesson 1 ШЭ
Exercise 1 ________________
Write the plural (► 16).
1. a book - ... books ... 2. a doctor -3. a student - .tC. 4. a pencil - ..{?^..К\£Л.к.. 5. a supermarket
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am I? I am not you are >- ^ Д 5 are you?you are not he/she/it is is he/she/it? he/she/it is not
Exercise 2
6. a city - ... .... 7. a floor - t. 8. a girl - ...r^/..C irri... 9. a table 10. a box -we are are we? we are not IJyou are are you? you are not thev are :~~k= т м ш Ш wmito be.
ш . У— ЯFill in the gaps with 'am, is, are' (► 4,5,16).
1 .1 ... am ... a student. 6. The boxes ... large.
2. The b o y ... IS... from Berlin. 7. M a ry .... L t . ....a student.
3. We students. 8. My book .(.■?... small.
4. They .... from this town. 9. His pencils .. German.
5. John.... 1..1... a teacher.
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it...( J ! ...
.. a CD.Exercise 3
Write the questions.
1. (you - present?) ... A re you present? ...
2. (they - from Spain?) i?u/nr...
3. (your ballpoint pen - Germ an?).... .4-....
4. (John - a student?)....
fS.
... 1;/...5. (we - from London?) . ...A .M r . tf/JL. .... .... ...
6. (you - the teacher?).... сЛ.С'Л..^гл2м^...мУ^... C./I....L
Put in question words [what, where] with 'are' or 'is'.
1. ... Where ... are ... my CDs? ~ Here.
2. A .... (S.... your name? — Frank.
3. .... LS... . this? ~ It’s my book.
4. W h y t f r . Ж Ь . you from? ~ I'm from Spain.
5. ...
!.S,
...the capital o f Ireland? — Dublin.6. these? ~ My pictures.
7. (I - a student?)....... 8. (the boy - sh ort).... !S>....T.{?£r...S.£..\S.../!.{...
9. (Mary - absent).... /X...
10. (this book - la r g e ).... ...
Write negative ends for the sentences [ ► 6 ,7,17).
1. They are from France, b u t... they a re n 't... from Paris.
2. I'm Polish, but ... from Warsaw.
3. You are from Germany, but .from Berlin.
4. He's a student, a teacher.
5. We are teachers, but ... German teachers.
6. The students are present, absent.
7. She's from New York, but ... .... American.
Exercise 6 _________________
Write the short forms.
she is - she's I am - / ал it is not - l i g ilf\ i that is - i they are - Sara is
-table is not - i& r fb
Exercise 7 _________________
Write the numbers (► 2).
we are not -
\Xj£-111
you are not - CXf^trj t
you are - pencil is -I am not - J - h i M ^ we are -there is - ■ i h z ^ e }s three
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00 io f i v e . 2 Ъ х / О ь S/ x 7Exercise 8
Fill in the gaps with possessive adjectives [► 171.
1. Richard - » a large table. ... His ... table is large.
2. They -* English books. 7 Л с У / '/ . books are English
3. I - » a small picture. .с'M & ... picture is small.
4. We - » large boxes. О й * / . boxes are large.
5. You a German phone. . phone is German.
6. She -* a low chair. И м * . chair is low.
7. Peter -* a tall teacher. / t o f . teacher is tall.
Fast finishers
Exercise 9 ___________________
Complete each sentence With one word.
1. What is ... this ... ?
2. I a m ... a manager. 3. is . . b h i l , .... a window? 4. Is Berlin .... ...large city?
5. Is this a door .. at?... a window?
6. This i s ...$«?. book.
7. . J . f ' f e ... we students? 8. Where are you ...rj..t?J?.KO..?
9 . 1 ... a teacher.
10. She i s ...{)$%.... a sales representative.
Exercise 10.
Put the words in the right order.
1. this is what ? ... What is this? ...
2. book is where the ?
3. phone a is it .
4. name is what your ?
5. supermarket is low a ?
../.%...
6. are how you ?
... 7. not is Hornsea city a .
.. i t .м А ..ж ..м ту
8. woman you are a ?
... i d i . Л . Ш . ...Or....
9. box not is large the .
10. the is Germany o f what capital ?
Vocabulary practice
Exercise 11
Write the missing numbers.
one
. . .
tw o...seven
three five
.A?]£.£.{. i..
nine...i&fl...
Exercise 12
Write the missing letters.
s t u d e n t w / e t* e Am e t* i (L а Л s l p 4 r m £ _ r i t e "b
c l u
s_€rd
m bj_
1 tJ_
a_i_
h r с 0 t c n t / ^ v с P i _ t 1 sj_
n 2l_ L L 1 Д гExercise 13
Cross out the words that do not fit.
1. he -- it -- m tr — she
2. low large high woman -3. town -- country -- plural' - city 4. student - teacher -- man -- pester 5. light -- floor -- ceiling — shorHbrnr 6. women -- students — teachers - doctors 7. Belgium - New-^ork -- Germany - Japan 8. plural irregular singular capital -9. English - France - Russian -- German
10. surname- -- programmer -- manager - nurse 11. my - her - -he—- their
12. secretary -- present - driver - waiter
Exercise 14 _____________________________________
Find 20 more words and write them in the correct categories.
girltenfloorshortformshelow people .. student ►vA* adjectives .. open ... numbers .. three ... grammar .. p lu r a l... things .. table ... v+U-+t pronouns .. we ... '■y"' ... ^ 0 \X / ... t k .. ... . 1 .... Ш? 3 : < 9 r d ^ i ^ L ....Ai^./v.... J : i V & ...ivSf.6... ... ...d d g M . ... ... .1У1... ...&f a : .
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Where is the poster?
a corridor [э ’kDndo:] /. -ca classroom [э ’kla:sm:m]
Are you in the classroom? Yes, I'm in the classroom.
Are we in the corridor? No, we aren't in the corridor.
Is the table in the classroom? Yes, the table is in the classroom.
Is M r Jones in the corridor? No, M r Jones isn't in the corridor■, but he's in the classroom.
Is the sofa in the classroom? No, the sofa isn't in the classroom, but it's in the living room.
beside [bi'said] under [’Anda]
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The sofa is beside the table. The book is under the picture. The key is on the desk.
The book is under the picture. The sofa is beside the table.
Yes, the mobile phone is on the desk.
Where is the key?
Where is the book?
Where is the sofa?
Is the mobile phone on the desk? Is the poster on the floor?
Is this CD under the book?
Is the lamp under the desk?
Is the pencil beside the ballpoint pen?
No, the poster isn't on the floor, but it’s on the wall.
No, this CD isn't under the book, but it's in the book.
No, the lamp isn't under the desk, but it's on the desk.
Yes, the pencil is beside the ballpoint pen.
о Where is the poster?
it
в
in front o f [in 'frAnt 9v] behind [bi'haind]
h ’^ T ~
The wall is behind the students. The door is in front o f the teacher.
Is the table in front o f the chair? Yes, the table's in front of the chair.
Is the sofa in front o f the table?
Where is the p ictu re? Are the students behind
the teacher? Is the door in front o f the teacher?
No, the sofa isn't in front of the table. but it's beside the table.
The picture's behind the teacher.
No, the students aren't behind the teacher, but they're in front o f the teacher.
No, the door isn't in front of the teacher, but it's behind the teacher.
above [эЪл у] below [bi'lou]
The ceiling is above the students. The floor is below the teacher.
Where is the ceiling? Where is the flo o r? Is the ceiling below the students?
Is the poster above the light?
The ceiling's above the teacher. The floor's below the students.
No, the ceiling isn't below the students, but it's above the students.
No, the poster isn't above the light, but it's below the light.
between [bi’twim] | and [send] : и
I am between the chair and the table.
Am I between the chair and the table? Yes, you are between the chair and the table.
Is John between M aria and Cristina? Yes, John is between Maria and Cristina.
Is Page 7 between Page 6 and Page 8? Yes, Page 7 is between Page 6 and Page 8.
Is Page 3 between Page 4 and Page 6? No, Page 3 isn't between Page 4 and Page 6, but it's between Page 2 and Page 4.
К [kei]
the alphabet [6i ’aelfobat] a letter [э lets]
it h M lP h a b e t
с Spell your name, please.
• R - O - B - E - R - T
Tjr
m m
jm
-What letter is thisP
What letter is this? What letter is this? What's your name? Spell your name, please.
What's my name? Spell my name, please.
What's his name? Spell his name, please.
What's her name? Spell her name, please.
It's the letter A. It's the letter B. My name is Thomas. T - H - O - M - A - S Your name is Barbara. B - A - R - B - A - R - A His name is John.
J - O - H - N Her name is Cindy. C - I - N - D - Y
visual
a vow el [э ’vaual] a consonant [э ’kDnssnant]
Vowels are: a, e, i, o, u. Consonants are: b, c, d, f, g, ...
Is A a vowel? Is В a consonant? Is С a vowel? Is I a consonant? И Yes, A is a vowel. Yes, В is a consonant
No, С isn’t a vowel, but it's a consonant No, I isn't a consonant, but it's a vowel
a word [a W3:d]
What is this? It's a word.
Is this a letter? No, it isn't a letter, but it's a word.
Is this a French word? No, it isn't a French word, but it's an English word.
Spell the word 'picture', please. P - I - C - T - U - R - E
Spell the word 'where', please. W - H - E - R - E
о Spell the word 'English', please.
• E - N - G - L - l - S - H
a sentence [э ’sentans] Is this a word? Is this a Russian sentence?
/3 No, it isn’t a word, but it's a sentence. No, it isn’t a Russian sentence, but it's an English sentence.
a question [a ’k w estjn ] an answer [on 'a:nsa]
What is y ou r name?
Is this a question? Yes, it's a question. M y name is Mark,
Is this an answer? Yes, it’s an answer.
Where is this question? This question is in your book.
Where is this answer? This answer is in your book.
Is there a CD in this book?
here [h is ] 4there [б е з ] V
I am here. You are there.
Am I here? Is he there? Is she there? Is the key here?
Yes, you are here. Yes, he is there.
No, she isn't there, but she’s here. No, the key isn’t here, but it’s there.
-ос^-огяясМ ^'
there is [б зг iz] a park [э pa:k] a pocket [э ’pDkit]
There is a poster on the wall.
Is there a poster on the wall? Is there a CD in this book?
Yes, there is a poster on the wall Yes, there is a CD in this book.
Is there a park in this town? Yes, there is a park in this town.
Is there a mobile phone in your pocket? Is there a ballpoint
in my pocket?
Yes, there is a mobile phone in my pocket Yes, there is a ballpoint
in your pocket
о Is there a poster on the wall?
• Yes, there is a poster on the wall.
there are [бэга:] и ■ '■ : ^ ' a film [з film]
the^einema [бэ ’sinsms] у : , (a)Jbelevision [э ’teliv^n]
( с SL 4 ‘
There are three posters in the classroom
r r ^ o y i e , - C ;
Are there three posters in the classroom? Are there questions and answers in this book? Are there films on televisi<ion? Are there films at the cinema?
Are there letters in the book?
Yes, there are three posters in the classroom.
Yes, there are questions and answers in this book.
Yes, there are films on television. Yes, there are films at the cinema. Yes, there are letters in the book.
о Are there films on television? • Yes, there are films on television.
there is not „ _
music [m ju :z ik ] |
There isn't a television in the classroom.
Is there a television
in the classroom? Is there a tall man
in the picture? Is there music at the cinema? Is there a cinema in Amberley? Is there a CD in my pocket?
No, there isn't a television in the classroom.
No, there isn't a tall man in the picture.
No, there isn't music at the cinema. No, there isn't a cinema in Amberley. No, there isn't a CD in your pocket
о Is there a CD in my pocket?
• No, there isn't a CD in my pocket.
Unit
i i
there are not a radio О ’reidiao]
Л
There aren’t 10 students in the classroom. Ж
Are there 10 students in the classroom? Are there three radios
in the classroom? Are there films on the radio? Are there 9 cinemas
in this city? Are there seven letters
in the word 'radio'?
No, there aren't 10 students in the classroom, but there are 6.
No, there aren't three radios in the classroom.
No, there aren't films on the radio. No, there aren't 9 cinemas in this city, but there are 3.
No, there aren't seven letters
in the word 'radio', but there are five letters.
о Are there three radios in the classroom?
Unit
Is today Monday?
a day [э deia week [э w i:k Monday [ ’mAndei Tuesday ['tju izdei Wednesday [ ’w en zd ei Thursday ['03:zdei Friday ['fraidei Saturday [ ’saetsdei Sunday [ ’sAndei
What are the days o f the week? The days o f the week are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Which day is between M onday Tuesday is between Monday and Wednesday.
and Wednesday?
Which day is between Friday Saturday is between Friday and Sunday.
and Sunday?
today [ta’dei]
Ь
A f t
!What day is it today? Today is Tuesday.
Is today Monday? Yes, today is Monday.
Is today Sunday? No, today isn't Sunday, but it's Friday.
Which day is after Tuesday? Wednesday is after Tuesday.
Which day is before Sunday? Saturday is before Sunday.
• Is today Friday?
с No, today isn't Friday, but it's Wednesday.
Unit
в
a month [э m.\n0] a year [a jia ] January ['d3 £enjuari] February ['februari] March [m artj] April [e ip r a l] May [m ei] June [d3u:n] July [d3u’lai] August ['Digast] September [sep’tem ba] October [Dk’tauba] November [nau'vem ba] December [di'sem ba]Tell me the months The months o f the year are January, February,
o f the year, please. March, April, May, June, July, August, September. October, November and December.
Which month is before November? October is before November.
Which month is after M ay? June is after May.
Which month is between July is between June and August. June and August?
о Which month is between June and August?
• July is between June and August.
What are the four seasons? The four seasons are spring, summer, autumn and winter.
Which are the summer months? The summer months are June, July and August
Which are the winter months? The winter months are December, January and February.
Is September a spring month? No, September isn't a spring month,
but it's an autumn month.
Is July a winter month? No, July isn't a winter month,
but it's a summer month.
season [ ’si:zn] spring [sprig] lummer [sA m a] lutumn [a :ta m ] winter [ ’w in ta ]
i
20 twenty l/twenti] 30 thirty [ 03:ti] 40 forty C'fbrti] 50
fifty
C’fifti] 90 ninety [ namti] 100 one hundred [w. 1,000 one thousand Tsiksti] jssemaH;numbers
11 eleven [i!levn] 12 twelve [twelv] 13 thirteen [03:'ti:n] 14 fourteen [fb:’ti:n] JHSfteen [fifti:n]numbers.
What number is this?
a number [ плш Ьэ] What number is this? 50
What number is this? 48
What number is this? 83
What number is this? 120
from [from] . ? : • - . Count to 10, please. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Count from 9 to 15, please. Count from 12 to 20, please.
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
fifty
forty-eight eighty-three
one hundred and twenty
► ►►
Unit
и
What number is this? 278 two hundred and seventy-eight
What number is this? 3,459 three thousand four hundred and fifty-nine
What number is this? 6,544,324 six million five hundred and forty-four thousand three hundred and twenty-four
What's the number o f this classroom? The number o f this classroom is six.
What's the number o f this page? The number o f this page is 30.
How old are you? : ^ r
How old are you? I'm twenty-three years old. You're nineteen.
How old are you? I ’m forty-five years old.
How old am I? You're twenty-one years old.
How old are the people He is forty' and she's thirty-two.
in this picture?
• How old are you?
о I'm twenty-seven (years old).
how many ... are there?
How many students are there in the classroom? There are 9 students in the classroom.
How many students are there There are nine students
in the classroom? in the classroom.
How many posters are there There are three posters on that wall
on that wall?
How many cinemas are there There are four cinemas in this city.
in this city?
How many letters are there There are 7 letters in the word 'ceiling'.
in the word 'ceilin g?
How many words are there in There are four words in the sentence
What is the firs t day o f the week? What is the second day o f the week? What is the fifth month o f the year? What is the tenth month o f the year? Which is the fourteenth letter
o f the alphabet? Which is the twenty-second letter
o f the alphabet? Which is the twenty-fourth letter
o f the alphabet? Which page is this? Which page is this?
Monday is the first day o f the week.
Tuesday is the second day o f the week. May is the fifth month of the year. October is the tenth month o f the year. N is the fourteenth letter
o f the alphabet
V is the twenty-second letter of the alphabet
X is the twenty-fourth letter o f the alphabet
It's the thirty-first page. It's the fifty-seventh page.
о What is the sixth day of the week?
• Saturday is the sixth day of the week.
last [la:st] Which is the last letter
o f the alphabet? Is Z the first letter o f the alphabet?
Which is the last day o f the week? Is Monday the last day o f the week?
Which is the last month o f the year? Is this the last page o f the book?
Z is the last letter o f the alphabet
No, Z isn't the first letter of the alphabet, but it's the last letter.
Sunday is the last day o f the week.
No, Monday isn't the last day o f the week, ba it's the first day.
December is the last month of the year. Yes, it's the last page o f the book.
r
Classroom English:
Repeat, please! -
Translate this sentence> please! - ... к__
I don't understand - i <.л.l..л . *6
Can you repeat? - ... £ SrV/
'-Can you say it slowly? - . . . ...Л .7...
Open your book! -.
Close your book! - L~....
What does it mean ? - ... )/u-*
у
New words /phrases:
thankyou new that's
right-о Hello. What's your name?
• Hello. My name is Andy. What's your name? о My name's Cristina.
• Spell it, please, о CRI ST I NA
• Thankyou. Are you the teacher?
о No, I'm a student. Are you a new student here? • Yes. Is this your English book?
о That's right. There i\a CD in the book.
%
Are you sitting herg^Can I sit with you? о4es, please. Where are you from?
• I'm from Germany. And where are you from ? from Spain.
• Which city are yoi
6 l'h\ from Вагсе1<ШЁ:Щ a large )h}really? I'm ftotiWoGeh. It's ai
w =.
^N.ibfrto m eetyoii^i
л«л>ЛЧ. г Ш
iceti
I
nameP
new student?
country?
city/town?
Andy
С-ы'\ v f l V v f i . + Spain i - ■
Communication 1
A new student
Exercise 4
1. ...
Where
... are you from?
2. What ....i-2... your name? ' ^
{$ Sv&b fa-ftCL,
3.. COrfl... I sit with you? tfei,
%ou
ел/i
4.
city are you from?
.J.
To
5.
...A
c
Q...
you sitting here?
^ ^
^
6.. /«2... this your English book?
. the teacher?
j
8. Where are you
Exercise 3 __________________
Practise the dialogues taking turns.
7. Are
- r
Exercise 2 _______________________
Complete the questions with these words.
• Hello. What's your name?
о Hello. My name is.... What's your name? • My name's....
о Spell it, please.
•3 v&.bi
o - I ' i f e f f i
o Thank you.
о Where are you from?
• I'm from.... у4лс/ where are you from? о I'm from....
• Which city are you from? о I'm from.... /f's a /arge city.
• Oh, rea//y? I'm from.... /f's a small town, о Nice to meet you.
DEMONSTRATIVES singular those
demonstratives
Grammar Lesson 2
Exercise 1
Write the numbers О 29).
SIX 1. three + ... ... /¥ / w r g = nine 2. seventeen - nine =
6
3. eleven £ : h k . M ... ... = twenty-three 4 * - 1' 4. thirty-seven + eight = ...5. one hundred - twelve = ..£#?.ft: k £ .7.. v .- .C T...
6. fifty-six - eight = . ...
, , 4 3 . 4 Х ) ы 1 Ш \
7. forty-mne + ... f k / . . . . £ . . . ... = sixty-t\
4 1 4 9 L P • ‘ ^
8. seventeen + nineteen = .... 7...Srf.X... 9. ....Lit.... eighty-three = ninety-two
. five hundred and fifteen - fifty-five = . J . £ . . J . . . ;.qL ...£ л .К...//.
-two
^ 1 0
Exercise 2 __________________________________________________________________
Fill in the gaps with this, that, these, those' (► 15,18].
1.... These ... pencils are here on the table. ^ ( 2. ..iriL^rr^'... poster is there on the wall.
3. teachers are there behind the table. : ^
4 . 5 .... book is here in front o f the lamp. t/л (£><1 {С*^ ^
. ^ . V 0 rJL/Uf#'''4* <Q*
5. ...,.IAS... student is here in the classroom. no-.-fyp* < fc--*
n f r o W d , t * | Щ |
6. r.. sentences here in the book are long. '
7. My picture is there on ....f.^V^TT. wall. <tC £* €
3. boxes are there in that room. СуСсЪ/с < c- -
*<■■&-1 И й Ш |
.there is, there are.
Exercise 3
Complete the gaps in the sentences with there, is, are, isn't, aren't' (► 24-261.
1. ... T h e re...are ... six students in the classroom. 2.(S... ... a poster on the wall?
3.!$ £ / .Y € ...1 1 .... . an English book on the table.
4. No, ./tffr... i3£ff. 15 chairs in the classroom.
5... yJj.Mt...students here?
6. No, ...
iS.
... .... a book on the floor.7.
J.S.
...a chair in that room?8.S . ...(S... a teacher in front o f the students.
9. parks in that town?
10... films on the radio.
Exercise 4
Put the words in the right order.
1. classroom chairs in there seven are the .
... There are seven chairs in the classroom. ...
2. there teacher here is a ?
/ £ ...
3. behind are table there chairs the ? ... < 4. on small a there wall the is poster
%J t l ...' A . . &*. A k . . . . . Or.! . . . .
5. are room not there that chairs in . ir u & i...
6. open is" an under table -there not the book .
students are classroom not there this in .
w&r..
..../.tn..i:.Lc Z
.
8. twelve are a in there months year ?
, V t ... / V л . л ь е л * '
Exercise 5 __________________________________________________________________
Make ten sentences with words from the three boxes, using 'there is, there are'.
a large box German ballpoint pens
there is women in the classroom
a small picture on the table
there are a large table on the floor
there isn’t students in the corridor
there aren't a teacher under the chair
large posters a radio English books
here
1. ... There isn't a large box on the flo o r.
2. ... . . . h^.... з.
3h^e
5. ....!.t \ . . . J y l 7 6 i : / ^ . 7 x . . . J . C-.. . . . . . .if. •//U - ... 9. Q t f & r f ' t ... ...' b e c # - d r , U * v € l& 4 * 10. ! ? .^. . . . !.Q ..J ^ b 4 r. ./I
Book
1
Module
2
GL11
Fast finishers
Exercise 6
Complete each sentence with one word.
1. Is ... this ... your mobile phone?
2. they in the corridor?
3. Brussels... /.j>... in Ireland. is your name?
5. The o f ’a box' is 'boxes'.
6. I .... not a student.
7. How many posters are . that wall?
8. ...U.x£..C/.CAs a light in the classroom.
Exercise 7
Put the words in the right order.
1. chairs low these are ... These chairs are low. ... 2. В consonant is a ?
...A . . ..Л-... ЛЛЙЯ.
УР.гуС-кА-/
3. the sofa are the behind chairs ?
4 ... 4. book not your is closed .
. . . .
..Li..cr& b
6. o f is front you it in .
< r n 7. book closed that is .
. ... JJk..
8. are those boxes small not
?.. & }.i
9. there poster is a table under the
5. you teacher are a ?
...J t tfg ... г
,-? 10. are weeks there in month a four
Ь ^ З г ....Ш / . L ... f h
Exercise 8
Write the numbers (► 31).
279 two hundred and seventy-nine 65 23 i i b s 'b L , 134 •QrJ-' j /V rsetZr 156 С+лР' M b
Vocabulary practice
Exercise 9
Cross out the words that do not fit.
1. he -- it -- -ou r — she
2. these — that -- -th ey-- those
/
3. forty -- t-hirteerr - seventy - sixty 4. low -- high - long - above-5. us - them - my- - him
5. fourteen - eleven - twenty' - twelve 7. behind - -season - above -- below
S. your - -theffh - her - my
9. April - Saturday -- September -- July
10
.
film - cinema -- television - peeketExercise 11 __________________________
Write the missing letters.
b_e_ f_o_ r_e_
- Q p
сo~p
t 1u
Л.
d £L r — с j 2 n vL оc
Уъз.
n tA
LLz LLS_
D_6 c £ m A e
Ыn _ U m£ _ e / ^
W£ fi
n s flf a / •<
s £n ~b e с m U s j _ c Book1
Module2
GL13
Find 12 more words and write them in the correct categories.
months
...
January...ordinals
. . .
second...days
...
Thursday...seasons
...w in ter...Exercise 1 2 ___________________________________________
Find 10 words in the diagram and write them in the correct categories.
CALENDAR: ... month ..., ... , ... , DEMONSTRATIVES: ... that..., ..., PREPOSITIONS: ... in ..., ib 'k d jL fi/ .... & Ф - . С Г & . . , ...O n ...
Nf z X M 0 N T H T F G E Z С V H
Q
R Tj
^ 1
w D1 1 1
J 0 W E E W T E V В A R F z 0 N СH
С Ps
z P } 0 n7 GQ
E MJ
и R Dс
AQ
F R 0 _ M I X Sс
Y и w E z 0 D F Gs
W X N P5 "
N D E R W 0 —Is this a fingerP
an arm [anarm] f Ф А a hand [э haend] - •// - ,.? •••—'-f-a he•••—'-f-ad [•••—'-f-a hed] \r.< r £t ^ a thumb [а 9лш] a finger [a 'fnjga] ; . . . .indefmitearticle
What is this? It's a hand.
Is this a thumb or an arm? It's an arm.
Is this a fin ger or a thumb? It's a finger.
Is this a finger? No, it isn't a finger, but it's a thumb.
Is this a head? No, it isn’t a head, but it's a hand
a face [a feis] j л ■ < • ‘ y an ear [an is] j • / v an eye [an ai] a nose [a nauz] a mouth [a mauG]
What is this? It's a nose.
Is this an ear or an eye? It’s an ear.
Is this an eye or a mouth? It’s an eye.
Is this a mouth? No, it isn't a mouth, but it's a face.
Is this an ear? No, it isn't an ear, but it's an eye.
■-" Ж М И - - - — —Г- . ---a leg [---a leg] '■ a foot [a fut] hair [hea] a wrist [a nst] a back [э baek] |ь Ш Ш Щ Ш
Book
1
Module
3
33
What is this? Is this a f o o t or hair? Is this his f o o t or his back?
Is this y ou r leg? Is this his wrist?
it's my back. It’s hair. It's his fo o t
No, it isn't my leg, but it's my wrist No, it isn't his wrist, but it's his hair.
a part [з pa:t] -zC - •-* a body [э ’b o d i] a neck [з nek] <C a knee [э n i:] и с • - an elbow [эп *е1Ьэи] §§§Г
What part o f the body is this? It's an elbow.
What part o f the body is this? It's a knee.
What part o f the body is this? It's a neck.
• What part of the body is this? о It's a knee.
right [rait] left [le ft]
Ш ш ш Ш
This is my left knee. This is my right knee.
Is this my left knee or my right knee? Is this my left elbow or my right elbow?
Which f o o t is this? Which f o o t is this?
It's your right knee. It's your left elbow. It's your right fo o t It's your left fo o t
:
long [log] ^ e V- short [Jo:t]
blonde [blond] * . £ , .: .
My hair is short Your hair is long.
Is my hair short or long? Is your hair long or short?
Your hair is short My hair is long.
Unit
Is his hair long?Is her hair short? Is my hair blonde? Is his hair blonde?
No, his hair isn't long, but it's short No, her hair isn't short but it's long.
Yes, your hair is blonde. No, his hair isn't blonde.
a thing [э Big]
What is this thing? This thing is a ballpoint pen.
What is that thing? That thing is a door.
How many things are there There are two things in my pocket
in your pocket?
• What is this thing?
о This thing is a book.
a person [э 'p3:sn] кГ р*-С{л С
people [’piipl] / rO -\.c (a*, rf
What is the plural o f 'a person1? The plural o f 'a person' is 'people'.
Are you a person or a thing? I'm a person.
Is this a person or a thing? This is a thing.
How many people are there in London? There are 20 million people in London.
How many people are there in Paris? There are 12 million people in Paris.
How many people There are 6 people in this picture.
are there in this picture?
с How many people are there in London?
• There are 20 million people in London.
the opposite [6i Dpszit]
The opposite o f left' is 'right'.
What's the opposite o f 'left'? What's the opposite o f 'tali'? What's the opposite o f 'long'? What's the opposite o f 'high'? What's the opposite o f 'first'?
The opposite o f left' is 'right'. The opposite o f 'tali' is 'short'. The opposite o f 'long' is 'short'. The opposite of 'high' is low'. The opposite o f 'first' is last'.
• What's the opposite of'high'?
We use do in questions (with I, you, we, they):
Do you have a ballpoint? ~ Yes, I have a ballpoint.
doiiniauestions:
Do you have a radioP
have [haev], has [heez] do [du:] with [wi6] a room [3 ru:m]
Do you have a radio or a television in your room? Do you have long or short hair? Do I have a key? Do we have mobile phones
in our pockets? Do they have long hair? Do w e have a classroom? Do they have French films on television
in France?
Do w e have a park in this town?
I have a radio in my room.
I have short hair. Yes, you have a key.
Yes, we have mobile phones in our pockets.
Yes, they have long hair. Yes, we have a classroom.
Yes, they have French films on television in France.
Yes, we have a park in this town.
• Do you have a key in your pocket?
о Yes, I have a key in my pocket.
I have a small key. We have a large classroom.
She has an English book. He has a key in his pocket
Do you have short hair? j— »
Does;he have a mobile phone in his pocket? Dogsishe have an English book? Does a hippie have long or short hair? Does a hippie have music CDs? Does the chair have legs? Does the classroom have four walls? Does the student's book have a CD?
Do you have a large key?
Yes, he has a mobile phone in his pocket
Yes, she has an English book. A hippie has long hair.
Yes, a hippie has music CDs. Yes, the chair has legs.
Yes, the classroom has four walls. Yes, the student's book has a CD.
Who is present? Jane is present
Who is absent? Tom is absent
Who has long hair? Mark has long hair.
Who has music CDs? A hippie has music CDs.
Who's in the classroom? The students are in the classroom.
Who has a mobile phone The teacher has a mobile phone in his pocket
Unit'
Do I have a French CD?Do we have German books?
Do they have long hair?
Do w e have a television in the classroom?
No, you do not have a French CD, but you have an English CD.
No, we do not have German books, but we have English books.
No, they do not have long hair, but they have short hair.
No, we do not have a television in the classroom.
• Do you have a German CD?
с No, I do not have a German CD.
doesinot;
Does he have a German book?
Does she have short hair?
Does he have long hair?
Does a hippie have short hair?
Does the chair have 5 legs?
Does the classroom have two walls?
No, he does not have a German book, but he has an English book.
No, she does not have short hair, but she has long hair.
No, he does not have long hair, but he has short hair.
No, a hippie does not have short hair, but she has long hair.
No, the chair does not have 5 legs, but it has 4 legs.
No, the classroom does not have two walls, but it has four walls.
• Does she have a French book?
с No, she does not have a French book.
Does he have a German book?
С
Does a hippie have short hair?
Does she have a Russian book?
Does the chair have 5 legs? Do they have German films
on television in Canada?
No, I don't have long hair, but I have short hair.
No, you don't have a mobile phone in your pocket
No, we don't have French books, but we have English books.
No, they don't have German films on television in Canada.
No, he doesn't have a German book, but he has an English book.
No, a hippie doesn't have short hair, but he has long hair.
No, she doesn't have a Russian book, but she has an English book.
No, the chair doesn't have 5 legs, but it has 4 legs.
Do you have long hair?
Do I have a mobile phone in my pocket? Do w e have French books?
• Does she have a large key?
Unit
Which animal is yeliowP
black [blaek] white [w a it] red [red ] blue [blu :] orange [ Drind3] what colour [4vDt к л Ь ]
What colour is the box? The box is orange.
What colour is the page? The page is white.
What colour is her hair? Her hair is black.
Who has blue eyes? Jenny has blue eyes.
Is there a white table No, there isn’t a white table
in the classroom? in the classroom.
yellow [ ’je b u ]
grey [g re i] ' green [gri:n ] ' ; ■ brown [braun]
pink [p iq k ] /v- • Г Г Л
The mobile phone is grey. The door is black.
What colour is the box?
What colour is the chair?
What colour is y ou r mobile phone?
Who has brown hair? Are there pink chairs
in the classroom?
The box is pink. The chair is green. My mobile phone is grey. Thomas has brown hair. No, there aren't pink chairs in the classroom.
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an animal [an ’ceniml] Is this an animal? Which animal is yellow? Which animal is green? Which animal is brown?
~M X£, Yes, it's an animal This animal is yellow. That animal is green. This animal is brown.
MSS a canary [a ka'neari]
a frog [a fro g ] a puma [a ’pju:m a]
What colour is a canary? A canary is yellow.
What colour is a puma? A puma is brown.
What colour is a frog? A frog is green.
Is a frog pink? No, a frog isn’t pink, but it’s green.
Is a puma yellow ? No, a puma isn’t yellow, but it’s brown.
Is a canary large? No, a canary isn’t large, but it’s small.
a dog [a d D g ]
a cat [a kaet] an elephant [an ’elifant] a mouse [a maus]
An elephant is a large animal. A mouse is a small animal.
Yes, a dog is an animal.
Is a dog an animal? Is a cat an animal? Is an elephant a large animal? Is a mouse a large animal?
Do you have a dog? Does she have a cat?
Yes, a cat is an animal.
Yes, an elephant is a large animal. No, a mouse isn’t a large animal but it’s a small animal.
Yes, I have a dog.
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a rabbit [э ’rabbit] ; #AvOu* 4 L -
a gorilla [э дэ*п1э] a pony [d ’pauni]
a tail [э teil]
Does a rabbit have short ears? No, a rabbit doesn't have short ears, but it has long ears.
Are gorillas small animals? No, gorillas aren't small animals, but they're large animals.
Does a pony have a long tail? Yes, a pony has a long tail
Which animal has a short tail? A rabbit has a short tail.
Which animal has a long tail? A cat has a long tail
• Do you have a dog?
о Yes, I have a dog. or: No, I don't have a dog, but I have a rabbit.
a horse [э ho:s] ,
a bird [э b3:d]
Is a horse a small animal? No, a horse isn't a small animal but it's a large animal.
What is a pony? A pony is a small horse.
Is a canary a bird? Yes, a canary is a bird.
Are there birds in the park in winter? Yes, there are birds in the park in winter.
both [Ьэи9] a pet [a pet]
Are there shoes on both my feet? Yes, there are shoes on both your feet
Are elephants and gorillas both animals? Yes, elephants and gorillas are both animals.
Do you have a pet at home? No, I don't have a pet at home.
Are cats and dogs both pets? Yes, cats and dogs are both pets.
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right [rait] wrong [год]
A canary is yellow. This is right Your key in is my pocket This is wrong.
A fro g is green. Is this right?
A puma is pink. Is this wrong?
Your mobile phone is in my pocket
Is this right?
A pony has a long ta il Is this wrong?
Brussels is the capital o f Belgium.
Am I right?
A gorilla is a bird. Am I wrong?
I am a student Is this right?
Yes, it's right. Yes, it's wrong.
No, it isn't right but it's wrong.
No, it isn't wrong, but it's right Yes, you're right.
Brussels is the capital o f Belgium. Yes, you're wrong. A gorilla isn't a bird. No, it isn't right, but it's wrong.
You are a teacher.
only Ounli]
Is there only one sentence No, there isn't only one sentence on this page,
on this page? but there are twelve.
Does a rabbit have three ears? No, a rabbit doesn't have three ears, but it only has two.
Does a cat have two tails? No, a cat doesn't have two tails, but it only has one.
Are there two CDs in your book? No, there aren't two CDs in my book, but there's only one.
a board [э bo:d] a blackboard [0 'bl£ekbo:d] a whiteboard [э ’w aitboid]
What is this? It's a whiteboard
Is this a blackboard? No, it isn't a blackboard, but it's a whiteboard.
Do w e have a whiteboard or a blackboard in the classroom?
