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It’s / They’re Object pronouns must / mustn’t Smart Time 3 Revision 3 Smart Skills 3 Reading & Writing Comparative form Superlative form Past Simple ‘be’ Past Simple of regular verb

Whose? - Possessive Case Possessive adjectives This - These / That - Those

‘like’ + noun

‘like’ + ing Prepositions of Place

Smart Time 1 Revision 1

Imperative Present Progressive Present Simple & adverbs of frequency Present Simple (months and seasons) Time & Prepositions of time

Present Simple vs Present Progressive Smart Time 2

Revision 2 Smart Skills 2 (Listening & Speaking)

How many ? (numbers & plurals) Countable - Uncountable nouns (a / an / some)

Countable - Uncountable nouns (some / any)

How much is it / are they? It’s / They’re

Object pronouns

must / mustn’t

Smart Time 3 Revision 3 Smart Skills 3 (Reading & Writing) Comparative form

Superlative form Past Simple ‘be’

Past Simple of regular verbs (affirmative)

Past Simple of regular verbs (negative, questions and short answers)

Past Simple of irregular verbs

Smart Time 4 Revision 4

Smart Skills 4 (Listening & Spegking)

The verb ‘be’

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Grammar The verb ‘be’ R

Long forms Short forms Long forms Short forms

You are You're You are not You aren't Are you? Yes, | am / No, I'm not

She is Shes She is not She isn’t Is she? Yes, she is / No, she isn’t

Itis It's It is not Itisn’t Is it? Yes, it is / No, it isn’t

We are We're We are not We aren’t Are we? Yes, you are / No, you aren't

You are YoUre You are not You aren't Are you? Yes, we are / No, we aren't

LL They are They're They are not They aren’t Are they? Yes, they are / No, they aren't )

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; 3 2 Helloa ces & Look and complete

Cm You're Hes- Shes It's We're You're Theyre)

1 Is he a doctor? 4 @ Is she a doctor?

No, he isn’t a doctor

He's an actor a

2 "\ Is it a cat? == they farmers?

Is he a singer? Are you a pilot?

The verb ‘Can’

@> Which words do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check

Hmmmm

No, you can’t ride a

bike

Affirmative Negative Questions Short Answers

Full forms Short forms

I can write | cannot write I can't write Can | write? Yes, you can / No, you can't

You can write | You cannot write You can't write Can you write? Yes, | can / No, | can’t

He can write He cannot write He can't write Can he write? Yes, he can / No, he can't

She can write | She cannot write She can't write Can she write? Yes, she can / No, she can't

It can write It cannot write It can't write Can it write? Yes, it can / No, it can’t

We can write | We cannot write We can't write Can we write? Yes, you can / No, you can't

You can write | You cannot write You can't write Can you write? Yes, we can / No, we can’t

ự hey can write | They cannot write | They can't write | Can they write? Yes, they can / No, they can’t yy

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S Hello b

& Look and write can or can’t

Tom and Sally

a Read and match

1 Can Lucy cook?

2 Can the dog swim?

3 Can you ride a bike?

4 Can Tom paint?

5 Can Terry and Kim climb a tree?

Ss Read and answer about yourself

1 Can you ride a bike?

4 The baby

read

Mary paint

6 TA" The dog = haa fly

a Yes, | can

b Yes, it can

c No, she can’t

d Yes, they can

The verb ‘have got’

> Which words do you know? Match and discuss Then, listen and

check đố)

duck cow sheep - sheep goose - geese farmer

@ Listen and read

I’ve got six geese

What animals have

and one sheep

Affirmative Negative Questions Short answers

Full forms Short forms | Full forms Short forms

| have got I've got | have not got haven't got Have | got? Yes, you have / No, you haven't

You have got You've got You have not got You haven't got Have you got? Yes, | have / No, | haven’t

He has got He's got He has not got He hasn't got Has he got? Yes, he has / No, he hasn't

She has got She's got She has not got She hasn't got Has she got? Yes, she has / No, she hasn't

Ithas got It's got It has not got It hasn't got Has it got? Yes, it has / No, it hasnt

We have got We've got We have not got We haven't got Have we got? Yes, you have / No, you haven't

You have got You've got You have not got You haven't got Have you got? Yes, we have / No, we haven't

They have got | They've got They have not got | They haven't got | Have they got? Yes, they have / No, they haven't 7

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3 He two sheep 6 They

@ Read and match

1 Have you got a bike?

2 Has she got three apples?

3 Have they got two robots?

4 Has the dog got a ball?

a dog

six cows

four ducks

a Yes, she has

b No, they haven't

I’ve got a cow

| haven’t got a goose

Whose ? It’s / They're ’s

@ Which words do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check &

(_ Grammar Possessive Cose

Whose hat is this? = It’s Penny’s (hat) Penny’s hat is blue

Whose trainers are these? — They're John’s (trainers) John’s trainers are green

Whose bikes are these? = — They're the girls’ (bikes) The girls’ bikes are red

It's cece salle ik

2 s6, Whose trainers are these? 4 a Whose trousers are these?

| @ Read and colour

1 The boy's trousers are blue 4 The boy's trainers are green

2 The girl's scarf is red 5 The girl’s jumper is yellow

3 The boy's shirt is yellow 6 The girL's trainers are blue

@ Add the apostrophe (’)

1 It’s Tim’s hat 4 They're Bens trousers

2 It's Marys scarf 5 They're Fays trainers

j 3 They're the girls jumpers The red 6 They're the dogs balls The big ball

jumper is Jills The blue jumper is Janes is Rexs The small ball is Azors

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Possessive adjectives

@ What colours are the animals? Choose, match and discuss

Then, listen and check @®

brown

white pink black orange

purple

red blue

@ Listen and read &

This is my new dress

yellow grey green |

It’s white but it’s dirty,

Your pink dress is

beautiful, Anna

(_ Grammar Possessive Adjectives =)

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives

Ss Read and complete Then, match

1 Zack has got a plane

His plane is orange

2 Anna and | have got a cat

cat is grey

3 Chris and Tom have got bikes

bikes are black

4 You've got a pet snake

snake is green

5 Jim has got trainers

trainers are green

6 You and Emma have got skirts

skirts are pink and white

a Read and answer about yourself Use My, His, Her

1 What's your name?

2 What's your mother’s name?

3 What's your brother's / sister’s name?

4 What's your best friend's name?

5S What's your favourite colour?

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This - These / That - Those

@ Which words do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check

This is the bookcase

and these are the beds

Ể Grammar This - These / That - Those

“| =| ae | dle

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S Look, read and circle

1 These / Those are tables: Trt Tit

2 This / That is a bookcase E

3 These / Those are sofas — is

4 These / Those are windows => Hi te

5 This / That is a chair “=> RR

= Write the sentences in the plural

Present Simple Of ‘like’ + noun

@ Which words do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check @®

(_ Grammar Present Simple of ‘like’ + noun Ầ

Affirmative Negative Questions Short Answers

I like tennis Ido not like tennis I don't like tennis Do | like tennis? Yes, you do / No, you don't

You like tennis | You do not like tennis | You don'tlike tennis | Do you like tennis? _| Yes, | do / No, | don't

He likes tennis | He does not like tennis | He doesn’t like tennis | Does he like tennis? _ | Yes, he does / No, he doesn't

She likes tennis She does not like tennis She doesn’t like tennis.| Does she like tennis? | Yes, she does / No, she doesn't

Itlikes tennis | it does notlike tennis | Itdoesn’tlike tennis | Does it like tennis? _| Yes, it does / No, it doesn't

We like tennis |We do not like tennis | We don'tlike tennis | Do we like tennis? _| Yes, you do / No, you don't

You like tennis | You do not like tennis | You don'tlike tennis | Do you like tennis? _| Yes, we do / No, we don't

Viện like tennis.| They do not like tennis | They don't like tennis | Do they like tennis? | Yes, they do / No, they don’t =

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a Read and match

+ Do you like basketball?

= Does Claire like volleyb

? Do Mary and Penny like ballet?

2 Does George like football?

3 Do you and Ben like tennis?

\3 > Look at the table and complete Use like / likes or don’t / doesn’t like

1 Tim doesn’t like basketball

volleyball

tennis ballet

œ 5 Tim and Lụn volleyball

6 Tim and Lyn tennis

a No, | don’t

b No, she doesn’t

c Yes, he does

d_ No, we don’t

e Yes, they do

Ss What do you and your partner like? Tick (v/) or cross (X) Then, say

Do you like tennis?

(4 Which words / phrases do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check

watch a DVD ski dance play football do a jigsaw puzzle

I like playing football

but Anna doesn’t

Oh, no!

| don’t like playing football

(_ Grammar ike’ + ing

We like dancing

You like dancing

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@ Read, follow the nh and circle True or False

Jim and Mary George and John

ẻ 6 EO Helen Bo

1 Helen likes skiing True False

2 Tom likes watching DVDs True False

3 Jim and Mary like doing jigsaw puzzles True False

4 George and John like swimming True False

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(4 Read and write Use like and the verb in brackets =

1 Anna likes watching (watch) DVDs

2 Beth and Tom (swim)

eeMyfiendjima -. : os) _ (flgjfootbdlL

"hM ẽ: dance) ra

> Fay and George (do) jigsaw puzzles

Ss What do you like doing? Say

7 Sa

s2

| like swimming and

@ Which prepositions do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check

8 Grammar _ Where’s / are ? Prepositions of Place

Where’s the dog? Ifs behind the door

Where are the apples? They’re between the oranges and the bananas

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@ Look, read and write the prepositions

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Cn front of nextto' behind between on under )

1 The dog is the armchair

2 The mouse is the table

3 The cat is the TV

4 The doll is the TV

5 The ball is the bag and the table

6 The rabbit is the bag

a Read and complete Use Where’s or Where are

S Read, look and colour

1 The green robot is behind the door

2 The yellow robot is under the chair

3 The pink robot is next to the ball

4 The blue robot is in the car

5 The black robot is on the chair

6 The red robot is in front of the car

the hat? It’s under the chair

the chairs? They’re behind the sofa

the apples? They're on the table

the shirt? It’s in the bag

the ball? It’s under the bed

th sh ch irt arm air ose

@ Listen and circle the ce sound Then, sing @®

Rat-a-tat-tat xal

Rat-a-tat-tat What is that? Cher

Is it an elephant or is it an ant? § á

Is it an apple or is it a bag?

Is it a blue and orange flag? je

Yes, it is Yes, it is

& Write and say the words Then, colour the pictures of the words with the /ce/

sound

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Do you like playing football volleyball?

Daxpideval Bike Have you got a goose

a duck?

| like watching DVDs

doing jigsaw puzzles Do you like blue pink?

@> Look, read and answer

1 af Is he a doctor? No, he isn’t 4 Is she a singer?

He sSORUaCtOr a! eee S,

2 ing Are they pilots? &* they armchairs?

3 if Is it a bird? 3 Are uou blue?

@ Look and complete with This / That / These / Those and the correct Possessive

Adjective

1 That is Mary's scarf

It's her scarf —

2 are Tim’s trainers =

& Answer the questions about yourself

1 Can you swim?

2 Can you paint?

3 Can you ski?

4 Can you play football?

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m@ Task-based activity Work in groups of four and complete the survey Then, discuss

Do you like ballet?

Yes, | do /

No, | don’t

2 Smart Skills 2 (Reading + Writing)

@ Look and read Put a tick (/) or a cross (X) in the box

e.g & This isadoctor [g⁄] 3 ey This is an armchair.(_}

1 K This isqsinger [| 4 ẳ This is a man L]

2 từ This is a duck [ ] 5 This isa woman (_

@ Look and read Write Yes or No

e.g This is a farm Yes

1 The girl has got a jigsaw puzzle

2 The girl's bike is in front of the sheep

3 The farmer has got a bird on

his hat

4 The cow is next to the tree

5 The geese are between the sheep and the girl

You find me ina fe school | have got many

= (1) | like &2 (2) and

& (3) They ald (4) and

(5) in my class

How many girls are there in the house?

Who likes tennis? The

2 What's behind the boy? A

* What colour is the boy's shirt?

> Who is in the car? A

= Who likes dancing? The

Where is the bookcase? Behind the

& Which phrases do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check

PPL WI WS PY PUY GPU YU UUUU Ve

@ Which phrases do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check @®

She’s phoning He’s feeding They’re doing He’s making They’re her friend the dog their homework a cake talking

Full forms Short forms _| Full forms Short forms

Jam reading Im reading lam not reading I'm not reading Am| reading? Yes, you are / No, you aren't You are reading | You'e reading | Youarenotreading | You aren't reading Are you reading? Yes, lam / No, Im not

He is reading He's reading He is not reading He isn’t reading Ishe reading? Yes, he is / No, he isn't

She is reading She's reading She is not reading She isn't reading Is she reading? Yes, she is / No, she isn't

{tis reading It's reading {tis not reading Itisn’t reading Is itreading? Yes, itis / No, itisn’t

Weare reading | We're reading | Wearenotreading | We aren't reading Are we reading? Yes, you are / No, you aren't You are reading | You're reading } Youarenotreading | You aren't reading Are you reading? Yes, we are / No, we aren't They are reading | They're reading | They are not reading They aren't reading | Are they reading? | Yes, they are / No, they aren't

phone => phoning swim => swimming

We use the Present Progressive for actions that are happening now, at the moment of speaking S

G Read and complete Use the Present Progressive

1 _ Fay is doing (do) her homework now

2

‘eal

My father (make) a cake now

ii Zin and Zan (talk) now

3

| (feed) my dog now

The children (walk) to school now She (phone) her friend now

4 Read and complete Then, match `3

Is Tom painting (Tom / paint) now?

} Read and circle

My father phoning his friend He’s reading a book

@ am not b isn't ¢ aren't

the dogs swimming? No, they aren't

a Am b Is c Are

tam my homework now

‘a doing b do c does

Are you riding a bike now? Yes, |

ø am not b is c am

's she painting now? No, she

a isn't b is ¢ aren't

12 Present Simple + adverbs of frequency

> Which words / phrases do you know? Match and discuss

‘Then, listen anid check (7

sleep watch TV get up draw

2) Listen and read &

I never eat peas

Rex sometimes eats peas

( Grammar ` Present Simple ỉ `

Full forms Short forms Idraw A Ido not draw Idon't draw ` Do! draw? Yes, you do / No, you don't

You draw, You do not draw You don't draw Do you draw? Yes, | do / No, | don't

He / She / It draws | He / She / It does not draw.| He / She / it doesn't draw | Does he / she / it draw?} Yes, he / she / it does / No, he / she / it doesn't

We draw We do not draw We don't draw Do we draw? Yes, you do / No, you don't

You draw You do not draw You don't draw Do you draw? Yes, we do / No, we don't

They draw They do not draw They don't draw Do they draw? Yes, they do / No, they don't

Remember: study => studies wash => washes watch => watches - go => goes

in the morning / afternoon / evening etc at the weekend / at 8:00 etc

[ always #:_ 'sometimes [E——]never

| always wosh my face in the morning Shesometimes sleeps oi 10:00 They never ge† up d† 7:00 on Sundoys

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_ Read and complete the sentences Use the correct form of the verbs

watch getdp - brush sleep study )

Fe Seth always _gets up at 7 o'clock Fra JilLand Kim always after school 2s Eric and Sue sometimes TV in the afternoon K 'Helen qlwqus her teeth in the morning EA

‘or sometimes in the morning ea

4 Look at the chart and write Use the Present Simple and adverbs of frequency

+ Jim alwaus studies (study) in the afternoons

Jim (sleep) at 9:00 on Sundays

3 Tom and Mary

5 Answer about yourself Use short forms

Do you always wash your face in the morning?

- Do you sometimes watch TV in the afternoon?

Does your mother get up at 8:00 every day?

Does your father sleep at 11:00 at night?

Do your friends study every day?

Present Simple (months and seasons)

@> Which month is first? Number (1-12) and discuss

Then, listen and check 3

February j=) December L) January Pˆ April L)

August L) November L) March 8 Mau ta

July L) June g September L) October L)

@ Which months belong to which season? Write and discuss

spring autumn

BZ in January? It’s cold! i

(' Grammar Present Simple (months and seasons)

In + month e.g My birthday is in May

In+theseason e.g go swimming in the summer

saan

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Ss Read and complete Use the Present Simple 9

1 Sam and Ben (go) swimming in August

2 Laura (not / wear) a jumper in the summer

3 The children (not / eat) ice cream in the winter

4 you (go) to school in July? No, we don't

5 Mary (ride) her bike in the spring? Yes, she does

S Say with your partner Then, write sentences

1 It’s half past four 2 It'saquarterto 3 lt's seven oclock 4 It’s a quarter

nine past eleven

& Listen and read

On Sunday night

Greg go to bed It’s a

quarter to twelve You can

play again at the weekend

It’s half past eight

It’s half past eight

@ Grammar Prepositions of time on/in/ at }

at + time e.g | go to school at 8:00 o'clock on + days of the week e.g | visit my friends on Saturdays

at + the weekend e.g She goes to the park at the weekend | in + the morning / afternoon / evening

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Ø9 | @ Read and write in, on, at

1 hes Jill cleans her bedroom the weekend

4 George watches TV the afternoon i

5 fee] They go to the cinema Fridays

6 It’s my birthday Saturday

ST @ Read, look and complete with the time

1 Jim gets up at (7:45) in the morning

@ Which words / phrases do you know? Match and discuss

Then, listen and check (2)

work go shopping take photos have a guitar lesson }

@ Listen and read

Anna loves photos She takes photos

of animals at the weekends

It’s lots of fun

But now she isn’t taking photos

(— Grammar Time expressions ¬

on Mondays / Sundays etc

every day / week etc

always / sometimes / never

Ke Anna always goes to the cinema on Saturdays but now she’s watching a DVD at home )

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& Complete with the Present Simple or the Present Progressive

a | (go) shopping with my sister on Saturdays A

2 George (have) a guitar lesson now ¥

3 David always (work) in the afternoon eer

4 Tom (feed) his dog every day sh

5 The children (draw) a picture now Bete

6 | (take) photos now 1

@ Put the words in the correct order

Ss Answer about yourself

1 Do you study in the afternoons?

2 Do you go swimming in the summer?

3 Does your mother go shopping on Saturdays?

4 Are you riding a bike now?

5 Are your friends having a lesson now?

6 Is your father playing football now?

4 walk turn — ef a ways 4 [ed

@ Listen and circle the e sound Then, sing ®

A big red hen

Lucy’s got a big red head And a big red hen, and a big red hen

Lucy's got a big red head And a very big red hen

Lucu“s got a big red egg

On her big red head, on her big red head

Lucy's got a big red egg

And another big red hen

We use CAPITAL letters for:

e names e.g John

e days of the week e.g Monday

e months e.g January i

e countries e.g Turkey a

F e special days e.g New Year’s Day

e to begin a sentence e.g This is my dog, Max

e the word ‘I’ e.g | am a doctor

7 my name is anna Ï ~

itis christmas

tim’s birthday is in may

+ my favourite days are saturday and sunday

d 5S i come from australia

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6 Now write about you!

ere do you come from?

hat are your favourite days? en

; —=== ee ~._

at's your friend’s name? HSHS

When is your birthday? NL stomagiemanisnwsdne! |

Vhat's your favourite time of the year?

Birthday, New Year's Day, etc.)