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WStor;te The alphabet & spelling *
Complete the dialogue with the questions below
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you spell it?
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Numbers 1-20 2 * Match the numbers to the words.
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eleven
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twelve
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twenty
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four
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eight
Numbers 21-100 3 * * Unscramble the letters to make numbers.
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4
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Fill in the gaps with a ot an.
1 _elephant
5_
6_
book
orange
3_
apple
4_
laptop
7
tablet
8_
airplane
Classroom obiects
5 **
Look at the pictures and complete the crossword with the correct classroom objects.
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Colours 6 **
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Look at the pictures and write sentences as in the example.
The ruler is yellow.
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Greetings - Introducing yourself/others 7 * Complete the speech bubbles with the words/phrases below. * Good morning * Hi/Hello * Good evening * Goodbye/Bye o Good afternoon * Good night
8 **
complete the dialogue with the words/phrases below.
n Bye u This is
Peter * Nice to meet you n Hello
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l'm Mr Sawyer. What's Your
name?
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to meet You, too. 4)
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Classroom language * * Look at the pictures and complete the sentences with the verbs below' c
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come . write
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open " listen
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, please.
3
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Your notebooks.
4
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to the board, Please. in your notebooks.
Complete the table as in the example'
lmperative
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VocabularY
Sports
Countries & Nationalities
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Match the countries to the nationalities' Canada
Argentina
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Subj
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Canadian
China
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Argentinian
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Turkey
4 New Zealand 5 the UK
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Russia
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Brazil
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Unscramble the letters to write the sports.
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TINENS
2 NITYSMSCAG
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Look at the flags and write the
countries,
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Look at the table. ComPlete the sentences.
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Mark
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do martial arts drive a car ride a bike ride a skateboard play football
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holds the British record for the 1,500 m, the 5,000 m and the IO,-OOO m. He usuolly gets up early and eots breakfost at 7 am. Then, he starti tris troining. He has o breok for lunch and eats pasta with chicken. After lunch, he does more troining until he has dinner ai 8 pm.
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Athletes like Mo do o,lot of training lo become chompions. Every week, Mo runs up to 135 miles. Fle hasnt goJ any dayi off; he even runs on Sundoys. When he wins a tace,he does the'Mobot', o move that his fons copy as they celebralewith him.
he_hasnt got training, Mo spends time with his family. He has gol 4 YP, children: 3 daughters and l son. He also does o lot
of charity work with the Mo around rhe world. Mo works very hard. "Dont I::11.1,:, dream of winning, train for it!', he says.
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Mo Farah
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He has breakfast at He does training
7 am. seven days a week.
from Somalia.
2 ** Decide if the sentences are R (right), 1 Mo Farah is an Olympic champion. 2 He only does training in the morning. 3 Mo sometimes runs in a gym. 3
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Answer the questions.
1
When is Mo's birthday?
2
Which British records does he hold?
3
What time does he have dinner?
4 How many children has he got?
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VocabularY
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Food & Drinks
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bread/biscuits
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flour/sugar
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orangesi strawberries
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Put the words in the correct order'
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potatoes/onions
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EBUTEALIEF CUCUMBERCR RTRYNITYAU OTHESSTCRI MEATACUORT ARTILUCFOJ MILKTIEFTU OTOMATOEGI LIRFISHEBC CHICKENDAE
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Partitives - Quantifiers 1 a) * Decide if the nouns below are C
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Complete the exchanges. Use: a /of ofllots of, any, some, much of many.
A: Have we got B: Yes, there's How
(countable) or U (uncountable).
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apple
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2 3
milk
4 5
tomato
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honey
water
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5 rice
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10 bread 11 strawberry
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a bar/bag of chocolr,.
2
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a loaf lbottle of mustard
A: How
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a packet/can of biscuits
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4 a carton/jar 5
2
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to
buy
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A: I want to make an omelette but there aren't eggs in the fridge. peppers, There aren't either. How
n.
eggs do you need?
A: Six. And get four peppers.
Choose the correct word.
ls there some/any sugar in the cupboard?
2 There 3
cota
B: Not
potatoes?
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of juice
a bowt/can of
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tomatoes do we need for the sandwiches? B: Not . Just two. We need butter, though. There isn't in the fridge. Can you buy a packet, please?
5 A: Are there
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sugar do you want "
A: There's apple pie left. Do ') you want B: No, thanks. Would you like grapes? There are them in the fridge.
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A: How in your tea? B: Not
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7 biscuit 8 meat 9 carrot
milk? in the fridge. do you need?
isn't some/any flour left.
Would you like some/any chocolate?
4 Can you give me a/some eggs? 5 This
soup doesn't have some/any salt
it. 6 I need 7 There's
some/any milk for my cereal. a/an apple on the table.
8 Can I have some/any wate1 please?
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There is any/some milk in the fridge.
10 Are there some/any potatoes?
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Food preparation/ Cooking tools' 1 * Complete the crossword.
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small pieces.
into thin pieces.
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Complete the sentences with one of the cooking tools in Ex. 1.
1 We need
vegetables on heat and then
a
a
bake a cake.
Andy needs a to fry an egg.
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the eggs. Cook for 5 minutes.
Brian needs a to slice some onions.
4 Harry needs a to make some
.Finally, gravy.
5 Kelly needs a to beat the eggs.
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some cheese and
add on top of the omelette.
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Giving instructions *
.
Choose the correct word.
1 How many/much milk do you need? 2 How many/much eggs do you need? 3 How many/much strawberries do you need? 4 How many/much baking powder do you need?
2 **
Match sentences 1-5 to sentences a-e.
it easy to make?
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Wow, it sounds simple!
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For 25 minutes.
How long do you bake it for?
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About 100 grammes.
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How much cheese do you need?
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baked potato is delicious.
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Yes,
recipe.
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it is. First of all, wash the potato and grate some cheese.
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About 80 grammes.
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Then, you bakethe potato in the oven.
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For 30 minutes. Then, cut open your
ffi+) potato and add the cheese.
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Then heat the mix in a saucepan.
Complete the dialogue. Use the sentences in Ex. 2.
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Comparative
- Superlative
*
Write the comparative and superlative forms.
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Put the adjeCrives in brackets into
the comparati'r'e or superlative form. 4
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2 T's 1
slow
2
deep
3
large
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the slowest al--
deeper
the largest
4 good
better
(friendly) the thinnest
5 thin
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7 rmpressve
**r Put the adyectives in brackets into the comparatil'e or superlative form.
the easiest
easy
the worst
10 popular
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the most popular more attractive
attractive
(good) holiday ever!
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the most
much
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Paul's restaurant is the more/most crowded in the area.
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caf6 is the older/oldest in the village.
the prettier/prettiest of all the
waitresses here.
(popular) holiday
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4 Dan is taller/tallest than James. 5 This