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.a """"" • ~ Longman y Jervis - ~ n The alph bet, numbers A, an, plurals To be, p r onal pro noun This, that , th e, thos Preposit ion of place There I , th re ar vi ion Units 1-5 pOSS4:tssive adlect iv s , , whose? ". Have got Imperatlv • Can R vi ion Units 6-10 Pre ent conti nuous Question word Present simple Prepo ition of tim Revision Units 11-14 Wordlist The alphabet °Aa 13h L-c Dd [e FI- 6Cj Hh I. o Jj Kk L/ n: Nn c: P f {{fJ I ~y 5sIfUu Vv Ww X~ Yc; ZZ o Numbers 11 1 one 1 tvo 3 th(ee 4- fouf 5 five 6 SIX 7 seven 8 eight ~ nine 10 ten 11 e\even 11 tve\ve 13 thi(teen 14- foufteen 15 fifteen 16 sixteen 17 seventeen 18 eighteen 1~ nineteen 10 tventy 4 • • • • • • Write the first letter and find the secret animal. 1 G orilla 2 nsect 3 abbit 4 lligator 5 ish 6 ox 7 .lephant G 3 5 _ Write, draw and find the number. • + • th ree five two eleven Read the code and find the secret phrase. A=1 C=2 E=3 H=4 K=5 0=6 P=7 R=8 T=9 Y=10 two six eight five ten, nine four three seven one eight eight six nine C , 5 A, an, plurals A, an, -5 plurals a book an apple a book two book s a cake an elephant an ice-cream three ice-creams a friend an igloo an orange four orange s a toy an orange a toy five toy s a present an umbrella Grammar corner a> We use the article a with words that begin with a consonant, for example book and toy (a book , a toy). a> We use the article an with words that begin with a vowel, (a, e, l, 0 , u), for example apple and orange (an apple , an orange). a> To make the plural of most nouns we add -s at the end of the word. a book two book s an ice-cream three ice-creams 6 A, an, plurals Choose and write. ~n~fJ . Choose and write. a, an 1 ~ : 2 . 3 . 4 . 5 6 . 7 . 8 9 . 10 . pen alligator rubber elephant teacher bag octopus cat egg friend pencil ruler umbrella elephant door window orange apple octopus ball Write. 1 a pencil 2 an animal 3 a cake 4 an ice-cream 5 a boy 6 a bag 7 a frog 8 an eye 9 a toy 100 tree ~~~ 1?~~ .~ . i .I .f? . six animals ~ . i~ .~~ . three four ten five two nine seven 7 A, an, -es plurals ~ ~ 3 "I a glass I tw~ glasses Grammar corner ~ To make the plural of nouns that end in -x, -ss, -sh , -ch, and -0, we add - es at the end of the word. a box two box a glass three glasses ~ To make the plural of nou ns that end in vowel +y , we add -s at the end of the word. a toy seven toy s a boy ten boys ~ But to make the plural of nouns that end in consonant +y , we drop the y and add -i es to the end of the word. a baby f our babies Singular a box a bus a glass a brush a wa tch a tomat o a baby a spy a boy a toy Plural five boxes three buses two glasses six brushes three wa tches four tomat oes two babies three spies two boys three toys s A, an, plural Look, count and write . 1 . ? ! ~ . p. !? ~ ~ ~ ~~ . !? . . . ~ - * * * * * * * 4 7 2 3 . 5 6 8 9 . ki te s 1 2 cherries 3 4 potatoes 5 6 toys 7 8 dresses 9 ~ p. p I. ~ ~ 10 boys 11 12 watches Write. 1 kite 2 ~~ .~ n : ~ . 3 alligator 4 5 tree 6 7 brush 8 9 apple 10 11 tomato 12 9 A, an, irregular plurals Grammar corner ~ Some nouns do not have plurals that end in -5, -es, or -les, Each of these nouns changes in a different way in the plural. a tooth five teeth a mouse ten mice ~ Other nouns do not change at all in the plural. one sheep two sheep one fish two fish Singular child man woman tooth foot mouse sheep fish Plural children men women teeth feet mice sheep fish 10 A, an plural Look and write. 1 ~~ .t?~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~~~:t?~ . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 f 3 ~ .~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 ~ . r(<" L~ )') R ~~. ~~::. "-; 7 . 5 ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 ~ ~ . Write. 1 a bag (5) f. iX~ ~~~ .!? . 8 a sheep (8) . 2 a boy (3) ~~ :.~~ ~ .t?:t.~ . 9 a witch (3) . 3 a brush (4) 10 a woman (7) . 4 an eye (2) . 11 a strawberry (2) . 5 a mouse (6) . 12 a glass (8) . 6 a child (2) . 13 a ruler (7) . 7 a cherry (5) . 14 a desk (2) . II [...]... her When something belongs to an animal or a thing, we use Its This is Mark His schoolbag is blue That is Helen Her skirt is red That's its head, not its tail This is my fish Po s ssiv adi dives Read, choose and write my his her its our their This is new school video 2 C is That tail.) 7 Brian is friend 4 6 Look, choose and write His Her His cap green IS bicycle is orange T-shirt is yellow... there is not No, there isn't Are there two chocolate cakes? No, there are not No, there aren't 26 Ther is, there are Look and an wer 1 Are there three oranges? .Y~~~ ~.~.~ ~.~ r.~: ~ 2 Are there two sandwiches? 3 Are there four cupcakes? 4 Is there an ice-cream? S Is there a pizza? 6 Are there three glasses? 7 Is there a plate? 8 Are there four bananas? 2 Choose and write There is There are There... there are we use a plural noun There is a chocolate cake in the basket There are four sandwiches in the basket ~ The short form of There Is is There's There is no short form of There are There's a tree behind you There are three ants on my sandwich ~ We make a question by putting Is or Are at the beginning , before there Is there a cloud in the sky? Are there two chocolate cakes? ~ We make a negative... form is with this and that these + are those This is a desk That is an orange We use a plural noun and the plural verb form are with these and those These are desks 18 Those are oranges + is - - Read, choo e and write this that these those No, Mum! dress is pretty! are rollerskates and are skateboards pencil case or penci'1 case.1 Write ~~.~.~~ ~.~~:? 1 this bag 2 t:~~~ ~~.!:~.h 3 4 S 6 7... shoes are blue Put the words in the right order 1 2 3 4 S 6 Zoe name is Her bicycle My is yellow rollerblades Their red are name Dave is His car is Our white brown tail is Its Her name is Zoe 33 4 Read, choose and write my (x2) your(x2) his her(x2) our Those are : friends name's Zoe and name's Dave Hi! My name is Brian ' Wh ats your name } Yes, name's Miss Jones Ask and answer 1 this / his bike?... corner a> a> To ask who something belongs to, we begin the question with Whose Whose hat is this? It's Peter's a> 36 We use 's after som eone 's name to show that something belongs to him or her Zoe's schoolbag Brian's book Dave's glasses To ask who one thing belongs to, we beg in the question with Whose an d use is To ask who two or more things belo ng to, we begin the question with Whose and use are . SIX 7 seven 8 eight ~ nine 10 ten 11 eeven 11 tveve 13 thi(teen 14 - foufteen 15 fifteen 16 sixteen 17 seventeen 18 eighteen 1~ nineteen 10 tventy 4 • • • • • •. I. ~ ~ 10 boys 11 12 watches Write. 1 kite 2 ~~ .~ n : ~ . 3 alligator 4 5 tree 6 7 brush 8 9 apple 10 11 tomato 12 9 A, an, irregular plurals Grammar. Revision Units 11 -14 Wordlist The alphabet °Aa 13 h L-c Dd [e FI- 6Cj Hh I. o Jj Kk L/ n: Nn c: P f {{fJ I ~y 5sIfUu Vv Ww X~ Yc; ZZ o Numbers 11 1 one 1 tvo 3 th(ee