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Back to School The Basics Verb-to be Hi! Hello! Good morning! Good afternoon! Good evening! Goodbye! Bye! Goodnight! Colors pink blue yellow green black brown white orange red grey purple Greetings School supplies schoolbag notebook book ruler atlas pencil sharpener pencil pencil case pen How are you? I’m fine thanks And you? Not bad I’m 10 years old How old are you? I’m from Russia What’s your name? How you spell it? What’s your favorite sport? School Subjects Classroom Language My favorite subject is English geography music history maths computers science art physical education (PE) drama Read Listen Be quiet, please Come to the board, please Open your books Close your books Sit down please Stand up, please Subject Pronouns Object Pronouns I You He She It We You They me you him her it we you they AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS I am You are He is She is It is We are You are They are I’m not You aren’t He isn’t She isn’t It isn’t We aren’t You aren’t They aren’t Am I? Are you? Is he? Is she? Is it Are we? Are you? Are they? Yes, I am No, I’m not Yes, you are No, you aren’t Yes, he is No, he isn’t Yes, she is No, she isn’t Yes, it is No, it isn’t Yes, we are No, we aren’t Yes, you are No, you aren’t Yes, they are No, they aren’t Who What When Where Why How Who are you? What is your name? When is your birthday? Where is your book bag? Why are you so slow today? How old are you? COUNTRIES NATIONALITIES LANGUAGE The UK British English The USA American English Poland Polish Polish Turkey Turkish Turkish France French French Russia Russian Russian Italy Italian Italian Portugal Portuguese Portuguese Greece Greek Greek Mexico Mexican Spanish China Chinese Chinese Spain Spain Spanish Japan Japanese Japanese Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabian Arabic Cool Stuff Personal Things Parts of the Body Plurals Have got My stuff guitar helmet bike/bicycle basketball trainers video/computer game skateboard sunglasses digital camera watch comic book Describing People young/old long/short: hair/nose tall/short big/small thin/fat Parts of the body head nose ears eyes arm hand leg foot/feet beard face teeth knee skin this these that those AFFIRMATIV E NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS I have got I haven’t got Have I got? Yes, I have No, I haven’t You have got You haven’t got Have you got? Yes, I have No, I haven’t He has got He hasn’t got Has he got? Yes, he has No, he hasn’t She has got She hasn’t got Has she got? Yes, she has No, she hasn’t It has got It hasn’t got Has it got? Yes, it has No, it hasn’t We have got We haven’t got Have we got? Yes, we have No, we haven’t You have got You haven’t got Have you got? Yes, we have No, we haven’t They have got They haven’t got Have they got? Yes, they have No, they haven’t Personal Pronouns Possessive Adjectives I You He She It We You They my your his her its our your their Singular Nouns Plural Nouns doll brush mouse man cat foot child tomato watch class lady cherry leaf baby knife woman glass life tooth key box tomato name scarf dolls brushes mice men cats feet children tomatoes watches classes ladies cherries leaves babies knives women glasses lives teeth keys boxes tomatoes names scarves The Home There is/There are a/an Prepositions of place Ordinal numbers bathroom kitchen living room bedroom hall door wall sofa floor stove/cooker cupboard mirror stairs sink fireplace wood apartment building block of flats table fridge chair armchair carpet cushions (sofa) closet/wardrobe bookcase desk pillows vase flowers Affirmative Negative Questions Short Answers There is There are There isn’t There aren’t Is there? Are there? Yes, there is No, there isn’t Yes, there are NO, there aren’t a/an For thing Some Means a few any Used for questions and negatives For uncountables A chair An apple Prepositions Ordinal Numbers in firstswim I can on second Birds can fly under third He can draw pictures behind fourth next to in front of fifth sixth between seventh near eight ninth tenth eleventh twelfth thirteenth fourteenth twentieth twenty-first Some chairs Some water/butter/sugar I haven’t got any French books Have you got any money? CAN’T He can’t fly Babies can’t read She can’t drive a car Families Describing people Daily routines Present Simple Jobs Telling time Describing People rude clever quiet ugly hardworking polite happy funny strong weak noisy silly serious Families granddad grandma dad mum/mom brother sister uncle aunt daughter father-in-law mother-in-law husband wife cousin/cousin Daily Routines get up in the morning go to school got to bed have breakfast have lunch have dinner watch TV have dinner in the morning in the afternoon in the evening AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE Present Simple We use it for habits of routines We use it for things that are true We use it with these words: always ever every day/week/year usually frequently sometimes QUESTSIONS SHORT ANSWERS Do I like? Do you like? 10 Yes, I No, I don’t Yes, I No, I don’t No “s” I like You like I don’t like You don’t like He likes She likes He doesn’t like She doesn’t like Does he like? Does she like? It likes We like You like They like It doesn’t like We don’t like You don’t like They don’t like Does it like? Do we like? Do you like? Do they like? Yes, he does No, he doesn’t Yes, she does No, she doesn’t Yes, it does No, it doesn’t Yes, we No, we don’t Yes, we No, we don’t Yes, they No, they don’t I love swimming I hate getting up early Adverbs of Frequency always usually often sometimes never frequently All the time Most of the time Quite a lot Now and then Not at all Quite often Jobs What they do? looks after sick animals teaches children fixes cars types letters, helps her boss fixes people’s hair/cuts hair takes care of people in the hospital takes pictures plays football flies planes vet teacher mechanic secretary hairdresser nurse photographer footballer pilot 11 Telling Time: What times is it? It’s o’clock It’s five thirty 5:30` It’s quarter past five It’s quarter to It’s 5:15 It’s 7:45 At o’clock Animals Parts of animals Prepositions of time Comparative and Superlative 12 Animals Parts of Animals cow horse eagle bear sheep fox chimpanzee chicken rabbit elephant duck squirrel sheep hamster giraffe dolphins goats IN December in the morning in the afternoon in the evening in summer/winter in spring/in autumn claws wings beak body legs head feathers tail fur hooves scales teeth mouth horns AT ON at o’clock at school at work at night at noon/at midnight at the weekend on my birthday on Monday on Christmas day on august 8th 13 Adjective long wide big heavy beautiful good bad fast many long thin dangerous Comparative Superlative longer than wider than bigger than heavier than more beautiful than better than worse than faster than more than longer than thinner than more dangerous than the longest of/in/ the widest of/in the biggest of/in the heaviest of/in the most beautiful of/in best of/in the worse of/in the fastest in/of the most of/in the longest in/of the thinnest in/of the most dangerous of/in Weather Sports Verbs Present Continuous Clothes 14 Weather It’s raining It’s snowing It’s foggy It’s hot It’s warm It’s freezing It’s cloudy It’s windy It’s cold SPORTS AFFIRMATIVE GO PLAY DO go skiing go camping go swimming go sailing go windsurfing go jogging play computer games play tennis play basketball play ping pong play handball play football karate judo exercises NEGATIVE QUESTIONS 15 SHORT ANSWERS I am playing You are playing He is playing She is playing It is playing We are playing You are playing They are applying Clothes I am not playing You aren’t playing He isn’t playing She isn’t playing It isn’t playing We aren’t playing You aren’t playing They aren’t playing Am I playing? Are you playing? Yes, I am No, I’m not Yes, I am No, I’m not Is he playing? Is she playing? Is it playing? Are we playing? Yes, he is No, he isn’t Yes, she is No, she isn’t Yes, it is No, it isn’t Yes, we are No, we aren’t Are you playing? Yes, you are No, you aren’t Are they playing? Yes, they are No, they aren’t Food grapes jacket butter tie chicken sneakers/trainers yoghurt cheese shirt oranges shoes beef suit carrots socks lamb belt pork hat cabbage gloves lettuce shorts corn skirt rice dress spaghetti sandals apples flip flops bananas a top potatoes sweater/jumper onions boots garlic pants/trouserspasta soup jeans bread milk ice cream cake pizza salad cookies/biscuits olive oil sugar flour coca-cola Food Food containers Some/any Will/won’t 16 Affirmative Negative Questions Short answers I will go You will go He will go She will go It will go We will go You will go I won’t go You won’t go He won’t go She won’t go It won’t go We won’t go You won’t go Will I go? Will you go? Will he go? Will she go? Will it go? Will we go? Will you go? Yes, I will No, I won’t Yes, I will No, I won’t Yes, he will No, he won’t Yes, she will No, she won’t Yes, it will No, it won’t Yes, we will No, we won’t Yes, you will No, you won’t 17 They will go They won’t go Will they go? Yes, they will No, they won’t PRESENT CONTINUOUS We use it for now We use it with these words: now at the moment right now today tonight AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERS I am going to leave I am not going to leave Are we going to leave? Yes, I am No, I am You are going to leave You are not going to leave, Are you going to leave? Yes, I am No, I am He is going to leave He is not going to leave Is he going to leave? Yes, he is No, he isn She is going to leave She is not going to leave Is she going to leave? Yes, she is No, she It is going to leave It is not going to leave Is it going to leave? Yes, it is No, it isn’t We are going to leave We are not going to leave Are we going to leave? Yes, we are No, we aren’t You are going to leave You are not going to leave Are you going to leave? Yes, you are No, you aren’t They are going to leave They are not going to leave Are they going to leave? Yes, they are No, th aren’t Agreeing/Disagreeing Types of movies Adjectives for movies Was/were 18 Past simple Tense Past simple time words AGREEING DISAGREEING Yes, I So, I Really, I Me neither Neither, I Really, I don’t Film Adjectives Types of films action horror animated cartoon comedy musical adventure romance detective western science fiction fantasy boring interesting sad funny frightening exciting Past Simple Tense Was/were I was I wasn’t Was I? 19 Yes, I was./No, I wasn’t You were He was She was It was We were You were They were You weren’t He wasn’t She wasn’t It wasn’t We weren’t You weren’t They weren’t Were you? Was he? Was she? Was it? Were we? Were you? Were they? Yes, you were./No, you weren’t Yes, he was No, he wasn’t Yes, she was No, she wasn’t Yes it was No, it wasn’t Yes, we were No, we weren’t Yes You were No, you weren’t Yes, they were No, they weren’t Time Words yesterday (morning) last week days ago Past Simple Regular Verbs I played You played He played She played It played We played You played They played I didn’t play You didn’t play He didn’t play She didn’t play It didn’t play We didn’t play You didn’t play They didn’t play Did I play? Did you play? Did he play? Did she play? Did it play? Did we play? Did you play? Did they play? 20 Yes, I did No, I didn’t Yes, I did No, I didn’t Yes, he did No, he didn’t Yes, she did No she didn’t Yes, it did No, it didn’t Yes, we did No, we didn’t Yes, you did No, you didn’t Yes, they did No, they didn’t