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Com po rotive odjectives
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The present simple (1): be
friends
8
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Possessive odjectives
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4
5
6
At the seoside
A visit
1,6
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The present continuous
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(1)
to the zoo
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Review of the present simpLe
The present simple (3): hove
Adverbs ofJrequenca
Time expressions
I Comporisons
Comporotive ond supertotive odjectives
44
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PLog
time
Must ond mustn't
The imperotive
50
The post simple (2): be
Con nectors
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13
Portg time
The post simple (3)
Ago
ttr,
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15 Holidoy time
64
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Be going
to
Future time expressions
72
.76
Grqmmor reference
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for obiLitg, permission ond requests
78
f*r"ty
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Com parative adjectives
The past simple: be
,
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lt
Dod is ts[!.er thsn Mum.
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Grondmo ond Grondpo ore oLder thon Chorlie, MoLLg ond Horrg.
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q
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l
r
r
end of the odjective.
form the comporotive of on odjective bg odding -er to the
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smoLL
Loud
smoLLer
Louder
quiet
fost
slow
quieter
foster
oLd
sLower
oLder
uoun9
to L[
to
short
shorter
uounger
LLer
Big is different
bigger
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We use comporotive odjectives to describe the
difference between two things or peopLe.
We use thsn ofier o comporotive odjective when we
compore one thing directLg with onother.
The horse is bigger than the donkey.
Complete the sentences. Use the correct word in brockets.
MoL[g is
Mrs Iones is
Starter
Jos.tea
t$cn
Horrg. (fostlgoung)
Chortie. (goungltoLL)
Chorlie is
MoLLg. (Loud/fost)
Grondpo is - -
MoLLg
Horrg. (sLow/short)
is -
Horrg. (Loud/smoll)
Here ore some focts obout the lones fomil,g. Complete the sentences, using
informotion from the tobte. Use the words in brockets.
Age
Height
ChorLie Jones
8
L.20 m
MoLLg Iones
7
1.L0 m
Harrg Iones
5
Lm
Nome
1 Chorlie is - 2 MoLLg is 3 Horrgis
4 Grondmo is
5 Dodis
6 Mumis
7 Grandpo is
slder- t-han
37
1.80 m
Mum
35
L.50 m
Grondpo
55
1.60 m
Grondmo
54
1.50 m
Moll,g. (oLd)
Horrg. (tol.L)
Grondmo. (goung)
Dod. (short)
Mum. (big)
.
Dod
-
Grandpo. (smoLL)
-
Chorlie. (oLd)
Write sentences.
1 Beth / toLL / LiLg
2 Ollg /smoLL / Beth
3 An na / old / OLl,g
4
/goung / Anna
s Beth / big / oLLg
6 OLlg /short / Beth
Beth
Ls
tetler
th n Li,Lg.
_
OLLTJ
Starter
Yesterdog, Mo[Lg wCIs of school. Chorlie wosn't of schooL gesterdog.
IiM
Affirnnotive
wos
Uou were
he wos
she wos
it wos
we were
Uou were
they were
I
ry
Negotive
I wos not
gou were not
he wos not
she wos not
it wos not
we were not
gou were not
theg were not
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Short forms
I wosn't
gou weren't
he wosn't
she wosn't
it wosn't
we weren't
gou weren't
theg weren't
We use the post simple of be with odjectives to describe feelings in the post.
I was tired. He was busg. They weren't angry.
We oLso use the post simple of be to identifg someone or something in the post.
Terry and Steven were policemen. Anna was a doctor.
We use the post simple of be with o ploce to describe where something hoppened.
Olty was at school. Grandma and Grandpa were in the shop.
Circle the correct post simple form of he.
Mum ond ood @il\ /was
1
tired.
2
3 Iim were f wos o doctor in the pLoU. 4
5 It were f wos windg gesterdog. 6
Starter
/wos of school.
Ted ond OLL9 were / wos busg.
Louise ond HeLen were /wos hoppU.
ALex were
5
Look at the picture on page 6. Complete the sentences.
1 Chorlie wo.s- _ iLL.
2 Mum, Chorlie, Harrg ond Grondmo - 3 Horrg
o doctor.
4 Grondmo,- tired.
5 Dod .., -." of work.
6 Grondpo
in the gorden.
7 MoLLg -,. of school.
in the Living room.
6 Moke the sentences negotive.
"l lamie wos ongr1.
JqmLe w-gs-n].t onqru.
2 Ienng wos in the plog.
3 Iock ond Iess were hoppu.
4 Keith ond Kote were busg.
5 Anno wos in the kitchen.
6 George wos o policemon.
7 Heidi wos toLL.
7 Write the sentences using wos or were ond o comporotive
1 Jess / Jast / Iock
2
Jess wos Joster thon Jack.
Ienny ond George / goung /Keith
3
George /toLl,
4
George ond Anno
5
Mum ond Dod
6
Mum
7
Grond pa
8
Ieonie ond
/
odjective.
Anna
/
/ old /Ienng ond Iess
slow / the children
/ short /Dad
/
big / Chorlie
HoLLg
/ goung /
Cgnthio
Starter
7
where ffire you from?
Where frte you from?
l'm from Spain.
Aff$rrrTmtive
5$'lort
Iom
I,M
gou're
uou ore
he is
she is
it
is
we ore
uou ore
theg ore
I
l'rn from the urc.
NeE*tive
I om not
gou ore not
he is not
she is not
it is not
we ore not
gou ore not
theg ore not
forms
he's
she's
it's
we're
gou're
theg're
Strort forrms
I'm not
gou oren't
he isn't
she isn't
it isn't
we oren't
gou oren't
theg oren't
Complete the sentences. Use short forms.
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l
Lj
He
8
's from AustroLio.
Unit
1
It
-
from the
UK.
Theg
from
EgUpt.
She
from the
We
from Brozil.
from Eggpt.
seven.
USA.
You
eig ht.
He
,
_- one.
Write negotive sentences.
1 SoLLg / from / the USA
2
Sotl.g isn'1 Jro,m
gou /ten
3
I/from/AustroLio
4
Mum ond Dod
5
we
6
lack
/
the
U--SA
from / the UK
/from / Brozil,
/ five
Unit
1
&
"P
R, Il
" Are gou?
qu*rtions
Is he?
Is she?
Is it?
Are we?
Are gou?
Are theg?
Sitort ffi$iswers
Yes,
I om.
Yes, gou ore.
Yes, he is.
Yes, she is.
Yes,
it
is.
we ore.
Yes, gou ore.
Yes, theg ore.
Yes,
No, I'm not.
No, gou oren't.
No, he isn't.
No, she isn't.
No, it isn't.
No, we oren't.
No, gou oren't.
No, theg oren't.
We ofien use question words such os where, when, *hg, whot, who ond which with
be tofind out informotion. We oLso use how o[d. The question word goes of the
beginning of the sentence.
Where
ai
gou
from? How otd is she?
In que-stions, we.con use shortformsforthe he, she or itform. We don't use
short forms for the I, gou, we or theg forms.
Where's he from?
He'sfrom EgApt.
Where ore they from? They're from Brazil.
3 Where ore these children from? Write.
is he from Russio?
from Eggpt?
from the USA?
f rom ThoiLond?
Unit
1
Yes, he,
|5,
[*
Look of the tob[e. Comptete the sentences.
Nome
Ienng ond
Tong
Mig ueL
Kongo
Rofo ond
Pedro
Youssef
Spoin
ThoiLond
BroziL
Egupt
George
Countrg
AustroLio
USA
He's from Aust-rqlio
1 TonU's from Austrolio
Look of the toble in exercise 4. Complete the questions ond onswers.
t
Afe- Ienng ond Georgefrom AustroLio? No, theg
2
3
4
q.r-e:nlt.
Kongo from ThoiLond?
Tong from the USA?
RoJo ond PedroJrom Brozil?
5
Miguel from Spoin?
5 Reod ond complete the emoil using the correct form of be.
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Unit
1
11
Chorlie likes ploging computer gomes. Horrg doesn't like ptaging computer gomes.
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Affirnrotive
I Like ptoging
gou like pLoging
he likes pLoging
she tikes pLoging
it Likes pLoging
we like pLoging
gou like ploging
theg Like pLoging
lUegotive
I do not like ploging
gou do not like ploging
he does not like pLoging
she does not Like ptoging
it does not like pLoging
we do not like pLoging
gou do not like pl.oging
theg do not Like pl.oging
ii:.r...
Short forrns
I don't Like pLoging
you don't Like ploging
he doesn't like ptoging
she doesn't like pl.oging
it doesn't Like pl.oging
we don't Like pl.oging
gou don't Like pl.oging
theg don't Like pLoging
We use the present simple of tike + -ing to toLk obout things thot we enjog doing or
don't enjog doing. I like reading. she doesn't like ptaying the piano
Write sentences using like + -ing.
1
Mr Jones
/ Like /
read / newspopers
Mr Jones likes re-adlng
newspope_rs.
2 mg ount / Like / go /to the cinemo
3
our cousins
4
I/Like /fish
5
mg brother ond I / tike / climb / trees
Unit 2
/
Like
/ pLag / chess
2 Look of the pictures ond sentences. Write the correct sentences.
I don't Like ploging tennis.
i Llke ploging lennis,
She Likes ploging tennis.
5he dqesnlt lrke- ptoging tennis.
We Like horse riding.
Theg don't Like skoteboording.
I Like pLoging the piono.
Theg Like drowing.
Theg don't Like ploging vollegboLL.
She Likes reoding.
Unit 2
13
3 Look of the toble ond complete the sentences.
ploging the piono
horse riding
drowing
swimming
reoding
x
Io ne
Iim
X
Simon
X
Anno
x
Oscor
X
ne
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