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My name’s Yasmina Kamal and I’m a student. I’m not married[r]
(1)Unit 1: HELLO EVERYBODY
LANGUAGE AIMS
TO BE: am/ is/ are
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE: my/ your/ his/ her
EVERYDAY OBJECTS: book, notebook, pen, ruler, etc.
NUMBERS: 0, 1, 2, 3, …, 8, 9
(2)SAY YOUR NAMES
I’m + name.
(3)STAND UP AND SAY YOUR NAMES
(4)CLASSROOM EXPRESSIONS
stand up
≠ sit down
talk ask
≠ answer
right
≠ wrong
Stand up, please. Sit down, please.
Talk to your friends, please. Answer the question, please. Right or wrong?
(5)CLASSROOM EXPRESSIONS
(6)CLASSROOM EXPRESSIONS
read
(7)CLASSROOM EXPRESSIONS
(8)QUESTIONS
What’s your name? Rosa.
Where are you from?
(9)CONVERSATIONS (exercise 3)
Hello! My name’s Richard What’s your name?
Rosa.
Where are
you from, Rosa?
(10)Countries
Exercise 4: Listen and repeat
the USA Spain France
Egypt Russia England
Brazil Japan
Mexico Germany Italy
(11)Countries
Look at the flags and say the countries
France Spain
(12)Countries
Look at the flags and say the countries
Russia England
(13)Countries
Look at the flags and say the countries
(14)Countries
Look at the flags and say the countries
Italy Germany
(15)QUESTIONS
What’s his name?
Lucky Luke.
Where’s he from?
(16)Grammar Spot
I
from England. He
She It
We You They
am is
(17)Grammar
Subject
pronoun Possessive adjective 1st person singular I
plural We
2nd
person
singular You plural
3rd person singular He
(18)Grammar
Possessive adjective
noun
What’s my
your his her its our your their
name?
(19)(20)(21)PRACTICE
Exercise 3: Listen and tick () the sentence you hear
1 She’s from Spain He’s from Spain
2 What’s her name? What’s his name? 3 They’re from Brazil They’re in Brazil
4 Where’s she from? Where’s he from?
(22)PRACTICE
Exercise 4: Complete the sentences with am, is are, his, her, or your
1. My name ……… Anna 2. Where ……… you from? 3. I ……… from Japan
4. ‘What’s ……… name?’ ‘My name’s Tomoko.’ 5. Max and Lisa ……… from Chicago
6. This ……… my teacher ……… name’s Richard 7. Where ……… he from?
8. This is my sister ……… name’s Emma.
(23)PRACTICE
Exercise 6: Complete the text about
Yasmina Listen and check
My name’s Yasmina Kamal and I’m a student I ……… 19 I’m not married I have one ……… and two brothers I ……… in a flat in Cairo, Egypt I ……… to learn English
because it’s an international
want sister
am
(24)PRACTICE
(25)1 Alphabet song
A B C D E F G
/e1/ /b1/ /s1/ /d1/ /i:/ /ef/ /
d 2 1/
H I J K L M N O P
/
e 1 d 2/
/a1/ /
d 2 e 1/ / k e 1/
/el/ /em/ /en/ /6$/ /p1/
L M N O P Q R S T
/el/ /em/ /en/ /6$/ /p1/ /kj$/ /
@ :r/
/es/ /t1/
L M N O P Q R S T
/el/ /em/ /en/ /6$/ /p1/ /kj$/ /
@ :r/
/es/ /t1/
U V W X Y Z
(26)2 How to use a dictionary?
apple /’`pl/ n. quả táo
I have two apples, a red one and a green one.
the explanation in Vietnamese; meaning the word in English the pronunciation
the part of speech (n.= noun)
(27)Vocabulary and Pronunciation
Everyday objects
3 Match the words and pictures
(28)Ask and Answer about Everyday objects
What’s this?
It’s a dictionary.
How you spell that?
(29)Grammar
Article A/ AN
We use A before a
noun beginning with a
We use AN before a
noun beginning with a
It’s a ticket.
newspaper. magazine.
It’s an apple.
envelope. inkpot.
orange. umbrella.
(30)Grammar
Plural -s/ -es
What’s this? It’s a butterfly
Hey, have a look
Many butterfly No, it’s wrong
(31)Grammar Plural -s/ -es
Singular Noun Plural Noun
stamp camera
stamps
cameras Most nouns add -s in the plural
bus class wish match buses classes wishes matches
If the noun ends in -s, -ss, -sH, or -ch, add -es
country party
countries
parties If the noun ends in a consonant + -y,
the changes to -ies
key day
keys
days But if the noun ends in a vowel + -y,
the -y doesn’t change
(32)Everyday English
Say the numbers – 20 round the class.
1 2 3 4 5
one two three four five
6 7 8 9 10
six seven eight nine ten
11 12 13 14 15
eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen
16 17 18 19 20
(33)Correct Stress
13 14 15 16 17 18
thirteen
fourteen
fifteen
sixteen
seventeen
(34)Write the
conversation in the correct order
A: Hello, extension
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B: Hello, Mary This
is Edward How are you?
A: I’m fine, thank
you And you?
B: I’m OK, thanks
A: Goodbye, Marcus.
B: Goodbye, Bianca Have a nice day
A: Thanks, Marcus See you this
evening.
(35)Write the
conversation in the correct order
A: Hello, 270899.
B: Hi, Flora! It’s me, Leo How are you?
A: Not bad, thanks And you?
B: Very well How are the children?
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