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First published 2001
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Student Book ISBN: 978-1-405S-5269-2
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a/an, plural nouns
Hello. children. Look
at Brian's paintings.
Regular plurals
Most nouns
Nouns ending in
-s, -ss, -sh, -ch,
-x, -0
Nouns ending in
vowel +Nouns ending in
consonant + -y
Singular
Plural
pepper
peppers
bus
bus
glass
tomato
photo
toy
iguanas
buses
glasses
tomatoes
photos
toys
We use a before words
beginning with a
consonant: a friend.
a bird.
We use an before words
beginning with a vowel:
an iguana. an artist.
There are no articles for
plural words: peppers.
iguanas. three books.
~ Look at the spelling rules on page 108.
o
Circle the correct word.
1 @y
2 a/
3 a/
4 a/
e
1
2
3
4
e
an
an
an
an
painting
insect
orange
basketball
5
6
7
8
a
a
a
a
/
/
/
/
an
an
an
an
elephant
toy
apple
shirt
Write a, an or -.
a
book iguana
two apples
painting
three boo k s an
small iguana
green apple
six paintings
open b00 k
four iguanas
apple
awful painting
Count and write the plural. Add -s or -es.
1 house
..~.~~..~~~.~~~........... 5 bush
6 sandwich ~
3 banana ~
7 tomato
4 photo -
8 window
o
Count and write the plural. Add -s or -ies.
1 boy
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
ferry
strawberry
toy
donkey
baby
key
fly
..f~~t
p.~.Y.~
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
af an, plural nouns
ular
.::;-
lar
lurals
leaf
leaves
man
men
loaf
loaves
woman
women
wife
wives
child
children
tooth
teeth
foot
feet
mouse
mice
sheep
sheep
fish
fish
deer
deer
Some nouns have
irregular
~- .
lurals
plurals. Each
of them forms the plural
in a different way.
Look, count and write the plural.
o
o~
0
o
Z
o·
n0
Write the plurals in the bags.
wife
~
child fly desk ~
bus knife party .babY
book mouse tomato
watch loaf ~
sheep
~
babies
8
Play a game. Take turns.
book
child
box
key
strawberry
glass
knife
fish
man
r-r----=E==$:"'---'
loaves
be, subject pronouns
You're very tall! Are you
This is my cousin, Jenny.
a basketball
She's from Australia.
player?
You're Corky. They're your friends.
Brian and Dove. This is Jenny.
Positive
He
She
It
We
You
They
Negative
am
am not
'm
'm not
is
's
Jenny.
tall.
He
in the park.
It
We
are
You
're
They
she
Jenny?
silly?
it
in the park?
we
you
they
8
Yes,
No,
Yes,
No,
she
is.
isn't.
it
we
you
they
She's my cousin.
Where
is Corky?
He's in the garden.
is that?
It's my bag.
am.
'm not.
he
is Jenny?
What
aren't
No,
he
in the park.
are not
Yes,
Am
Are
isn't
Jenny.
tall.
Short answers
Questions
Is
She
is not
Who
are.
aren't.
o
Circle the correct word.
1
4
Cork@t
Jenny is / are
from Australia.
are my parrot.
Dave, you is / are
ve~y tall!
e
Read and write.
1 Brian is clever.
2 loe and Vicky are friends.
3 Dave is a basketball player.
4 The children are in the garden.
S My cousin and I are ten years old.
6 The door is open.
7 Vicky is happy.
8 The cats are on the table.
ne
. He's
..Ih~l/r~
clever.
friends.
.
........................
.
.
..
........................
a basketball player .
in the garden.
ten years old.
open.
happy.
on the table.
Read and correct the sentences.
1 Corky:
Brian:
2 Corky:
loe:
3 Corky:
Dave:
4 Corky:
Brian:
S Corky:
loe:
6 Corky:
Dave:
Jenny is from England.
She ..[~~~~
from England §!J.~.~~ from Australia.
You're eight years old.
I.
eight years old
ten years old!
Brian and Jenny are friends.
They
friends
cousins.
Dave is short.
He
short.
tall!
We're in the park.
We
in the park
in the garden!
I'm Sparky, the dog.
you
Sparky, the dog
Corky. the parrot!
be, subject pronouns
0
Read, draw lines and match.
1 Is Zoe a baby?
No,
o I am.
2 Are you a pupil?
Yes,
b they aren't.
3 Are the children in the park?
e she isn't.
No,
4 Are we OK?
d I'm not.
Yes,
S Are you from Australia?
e he isn't.
No,
6 Is Brian Zoe's cousin?
f we are.
No,
e
Write short answers.
..y.~.~.'
..~..~.~.'
1 Are you a student?
.
2 Are you eight years old?
3 Is your dad tall?
4 Is your mum from Australia?
S Are your cousins twelve years old?
6 Is your teacher from the USA?
ne
Read and write.
1 Jenny / Spain?
VIsrrORS TO OUR SCHOOL
Welcome!
name
Adrian
Nicole
Gina
Antonio
Costas
Juan
Jenny
Anna
4r •••••• ~
..!~.~.~~~y..
f.c~.~.
§p..~.('!.?
.
..f':J~!..~.ry.~
..(~.'!.~~.:.
~~.~.).~
..fr~~.Alf.~.~r~./.i.~.:
2 Costas / Greece?
age
12
10
10
11
9
10
9
11
country
the USA
the USA
Italy
Italy
Greece
Spain
Australia
Russia
••••
s ••".....,.
Is Costas from Greece?
..............................................................
.. y.~.~.' .. ~ ~.
!~
:
3 Gina and Antonio / China?
.
G
Write Corky's questions.
1 What .. ~~.!ny..n.9.~~
2
3
4
5
6
e
Who
What
Where
Who
Who
?
You're Corky, the parrot.
?
?
I'm Zoe! I'm your friend.
His name's Brian.
We're in the garden.
They're Dave and Jenny.
She's Brian's cousin.
?
?
?
Complete with one word.
H·,I.
My name 1
Sydney. 3
Jenny and I 2
from
is in Australia. My best friends
4
Mike and Sue. We 5
ten years old
and 6
are in the same class. Sue and I
7
:
basketball players. Sue 8
very good.
Sue 9
very tall, too. Mike 10
an
amazing swimmer. What about you?
o
'5
Write.
Answer Jenny's e-mail in Exercise 8. Write about you and your friends.
Use her e-mail as a model.
Hi Jenny!
My name
and
My best friends
from
.
.
.
Demonstratives,
Possessive adjectives
Demonstratives
What about cousin Stan?
Is that a nice shirt?
this I that
Singular
••
~
This
That
a fabulous T-shirt!
is
for you.
Plural
••
~
12
~
These
Those
nice sunglasses.
are
cool sandals.
We use:
this + a singular verb and:
these + a plural verb to
talk about people. animals
or things that are near.
We use:
that + a singular verb
and: those + a plural verb
to talk about people. animals or things that are far.
o
Look and write this, these, that or those .
1 . .T~!~
is a big book.
2 .. Jh9.(
is a small book .
••
3
4
is a bike.
is a skateboard.
•••
5
6
ore nice photos.
are awful photos! ---~
••
~
~...
f)
•.
."
IrIlllllilll
Ltiu ~
Write is or are.
· ..•••..••...
,S
1 ThIS
2 Those
3 These
4 That
e
--.~
a new car.
blue pens.
eggs.
a green door.
5
6
7
8
Those
This
These
That
policemen.
a young woman.
computers.
an old CD.
Look and write questions. Then write true answers.
1 pretty / dress?
••
4 cool/shoes?
••
..I.?.~~~?.~. P.r.~.~ty
..~.C~.~.~?
..Y ~~!
.
.i.~
..i.~:
..(..f':J.~!..
,:t.. ~?t).~t..
--~
--~
.
••
--~
Possessive adjectives
Stop it. Corky! Now listen!
This is my bowl!
Personal
pronouns
Possessive
adjectives
my
you
your
he
his
she
her
it
its
we
our
you
your
they
their
• For a man, use his.
This is my friend. His name is George.
• For a woman, use her.
This is Mary. Her dad is a teacher.
• For an animal or thing, use its.
That's a pretty tree. Its leaves are green.
• For a pet. when you know if it is a boy or
a girl. use his or her.
This is my parrot. His name's Corky.
• In the plural. use their for men, women,
things, animals or pets.
These are my classmates. Their names
are Paul and Sally.
o
Circle the correct word.
1
5
e
2
Our / Their bags are very heavy!
Read and write.
1 A:
2
B:
A:
Hello!
Hello, Thomas!
A:
B:
This is Andrew and this is
Hi. Andrew! Hi. josie! Is this
Yes, it is. He's a boy
c:
3 A:
B:
c:
A:
C:
e
Hi! We're David and lan. This is ..~.~:.
school. We're in class 5E.
name's Thomas.
sister, josie
dog?
name's Eddie.
mum is a doctor.
Is that julia over there?
skirt is cool!
Yes, it is! Hello julia!
Hello, girls!
julia,
skirt is fabulous! Is it new?
Yes, it is. Thanks!
Write a dialogue. Then act it out in class.
Choose a dialogue from Exercise 5. Use it as a model and write a new dialogue.
Act it out.
Possessive
s,
whose
Possessive's
Corky, that is Zoe's
scarf! Those are
Jenny's sunglasses!
~
Singular's
Zoe's
Brian's
The eat's
>
!"
Welcome to Corky's
tropical paradise!
- '"
Regular plural'
scarf.
bag.
tail.
the girls'
the boys'
the cats'
sunglasses.
bags.
tails.
Irregular plural'
the men's
shoes.
the sheep's legs.
We use possessive s with nouns to talk about possession.
• We use s with singular nouns: loes scar[ the cats tail
• We use' with regular plural nouns: the girls' sunglasses
• We use s with irregular plural nouns: the mens shoes
loe s eyes are brown.
loes happy.
s = possessive's
s = is
o
1
Look and write.
.)~~.~.Y.~~ bag
..H.~r.
is pink.
bag is pink.
2
.
nose is red .
nose is red.
3 The
legs are very short.
.................... legs are very short.
4 The
Shirt is big.
.................... shirt is big .
5 The
neck is long.
.................... neck is long.
6
e
1
2
3
4
..
homework is very good.
homework is very good .
Write 3 or ' .
's pens.
These are Mary .....
Is this Brian ..... bike?
It'sJenny..... computer.
These are the boys..... shoes.
5
6
7
8
The coL ... name is Nino.
The students
books are here.
The teacher
car is white.
These are the girls ..... English tests.
e
Write the sentences in the full form.
1 Brian's Zoe's friend.
. Brian is loe's friend.
2
3
4
5
6
That's Dove's book.
jenny's Brian's cousin.
The mouse's name's Pinky
Helen's this girl's sister.
The woman's bag's red.
.
.
.
..
.
.
.
.
.
.
Whose?
Questions
bag
is
this?
It's
Adam's
bag.
shoes
are
those?
They're
my
shoes.
8
1
Z
3
4
5
6
e
Choose and write.
Whose
Whose
Whose
Whose
Whose
Whose
bag .. !~
sunglasses
ball
posters
bikes
car
these?
this?
those?
these?
that?
It's
................
................
................
................
................
................
Adam 's.
Dave's.
Peter's.
Claire's.
the boys' .
my dad's.
Look. Write questions and answers.
1 ..~~~.~.~
It's Zoe
nG
this?
scarf ./~..~.ry.(~
'5.
?
Play a game.
Student A:
Student B:
Think of an object in the classroom. Ask a question.
Look around the classroom. Find the object and answer the question.
Whose bag is grey and red?
( Mark's bag. ~
have got
positive, negative
Brian! I've got tickets
He's got a surprise
for the cinema.
for us.
Positive
Negative
I
I
You
We
have got
'ye got
tickets for the cinema.
They
He
She
It
You
have not got
We
haven't got
tickets for the cinema.
They
has got
's got
He
a new bike.
She
It
has not got
hasn't got
a new bike.
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