Newheadway- somewhere to live

CONTENT  GRAMMAR  VOCABULARY  EVERYDAY ENGLISH  READING  SPEAKING  LISTENING GRAMMAR  There is/are  Some/ Any  This/ that/these/those There is/are There is/are  This is Alex’s bedroom. Complete with is/are 1. There …… a big window on the right. 2. There ……… some books on the bedside table. 3. There …… a football on the floor. 4. There ……… some jumpers in the wardrobe. 5. There ……… a pair of shoes under the bed. is is is are are There is/are 6 There ………. some posters on the wall. 7 There ……… a hairdryer on a chair. 8 There ……… five DVDs on the bed. 9 There ………. an armchair on the right. 10 There ………. a few books on the table. are are are is is Is there/ are there 1 ……………. any apples on that tree? 2 …………… 29 days in February this year? 3 …………. a big green blackboard in your classroom? 4 ………… a television in your bedroom? 5 ………… books in the bookshelf? 6 ……………… a zoo in your town? 7 …………. two bathrooms in your house? 8 …………… a cat in your grandparents’ house? 9 …… …. friendly teachers at your school? are there is there is there is there is there are there are there are there are there Some/Any Some/Any Some/Any 1. I'd like ice cream. 2. Here are Ietters for you. 3. Are there students in the classroom? 4. There's strawberry shake for you. 5. You must buy new pencils. some some some some any [...]... became interested in sounds and speech In 1870 the Bells decided to emigrate to America They lived in Boston, where Alexander taught in a school for the deaf There he be-gan experimenting with a machine to help the deaf hear While experimenting with this machine, Bell had an idea Why not use electricity to send the human voice from one place to another? Bell began work on a new invention expert (n) chuyen...Some/Any some 6 I took .nice photographs of your house any 7 Are there eggs in the fridge? any 8 I'm sorry, we haven't got postcards at the moment some 9 She always throws coins into the beggar’s hat any 10 Aren’t there sandwiches left? Some/Any some 11 I've seen very nice shoes 12 Have you any... offices many bathrooms a swimming pool a library any elevators a tennis court a vegetable garden Is there a cinema? Yes, there is Are there many offices Yes, there are a lot LISTENING  What’s in your bag? LISTENING T4.8 Listen to Christina Tick the things she has in her handbag  a phone  a diary  a lipstick  an address book  pens  photos  an iPod  stamps  keys  a purse ... the street Rooms 2 4 1 2 3 5 Adjectives for good and bad good excellent bad excellent awful amazing fantastic lovely terrible great fabulous wonderful horrible Adverb+ adjective Look how we use adverbs to make an adjective stronger or not so strong EVERYDAY ENGLISH   Numbers Prices Numbers  Look at the pictures Say the numbers 8 10 12 15 20 32 45 60 76 99 187 250 578 300 1000 1000 000 Numbers  Say . Some/Any 6. I took nice photographs of your house. 7. Are there eggs in the fridge? 8. I'm sorry, we haven't got postcards at the moment. 9. She always throws coins into the beggar’s. classroom? 4 ………… a television in your bedroom? 5 ………… books in the bookshelf? 6 ……………… a zoo in your town? 7 …………. two bathrooms in your house? 8 …………… a cat in your grandparents’ house? 9 …… …. friendly. bad excellent amazing lovely terrible great fabulous wonderful horrible awful fantastic good bad excellent Adverb+ adjective Look how we use adverbs to make an adjective stronger or not so strong.