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Illustrators Jean de Lemos of GCI, Tony Forbes (Sylvie Poggio Artists Agency), Gordon Gray MODULE 1 Hello (p.58-63) Vocabulary: countries; cities; nationalities Vocabulary: animals; adjectives; prepositions (next to, near) Grammar: Present Simple to be (I/you/he/she/it); I/my, you/your, Grammar: must/mustn’t; subject and object pronouns he/his, she/her, it/its; Who/What/Where questions Word Corner: nouns and pronouns Word Corner: countries and nationalities Reading and Writing: description of an animal; question marks; Reading and Writing: an email; capital letters; short forms; spelling linking with but and then Review 1: grammar and vocabulary Review 10: grammar and vocabulary MODULE 2 Meet the family (p.64-69) Vocabulary: families; numbers; jobs; prepositions (from, at) Vocabulary: months; dates; ordinal numbers; adjectives; Grammar: Present Simple to be (you/we/they); you/your, we/our, weather; prepositions (in, on, at) they/their; How old .?, a/an; possessive ‘s Grammar: was/were, wasn't/weren't Word Corner: dictionary work; spelling mistakes Word Corner: dictionary work Reading and Writing: description of a family; apostrophes; spelling Reading and Writing: description of a holiday; dates; Review 2: grammar and vocabulary linking with and or but Review 11: grammar and vocabulary MODULE 3 At home (p.16-21) Vocabulary: homes; colours; adjectives; preposition (in) MODULE 12 At night (p.70-75) Grammar: have/has got Vocabulary: places; prepositions (before, after) Word Corner: dictionary work Grammar: was/were, wasn’t/weren’t + time expressions; there Reading and Writing: description of a house; commas; spelling was/were; there wasn’t/weren't; yesterday or last Review 3: grammar and vocabulary Word Corner: word meanings Reading and Writing: TV guide; capital letters; email symbols MODULE 4 At school (p.22-27) Review 12: grammar and vocabulary Vocabulary: the alphabet; classroom objects; lessons; preposition (on) Grammar: this/that, these/those; plural nouns MODULE 13 Accidents (p.76-81) Word Corner: alphabetical order Vocabulary: accidents, fire and crime; words that go together Reading and Writing: a timetable; punctuation; spelling Grammar: Past Simple (regular and irregular verbs) Review 4: grammar and vocabulary Word Corner: word meanings Reading and Writing: a description of an accident; spelling; MODULE 5 Going out (p.28-33) linking with and then Vocabulary: places; food and drink; shopping; adjectives Review 13: grammar and vocabulary Grammar: Imperatives; some/any Word Corner: dictionary work MODULE 14 Missing home (p.82-87) Reading and Writing: description of a city; punctuation; Vocabulary: word groups; seasons; prepositions (in, at) linking with but Grammar: comparative adjectives; comparatives with to be Review 5: grammar and vocabulary Word Corner: dictionary work Reading and Writing: a postcard; titles and addresses; MODULE 6 Playing sport (p.34-39) linking with because, and, but, then Vocabulary: sports; times; adverbs; word pairs; prepositions (at, in) Review 14: grammar and vocabulary Grammar: can/can’t; there is/there are Word Corner: there is/there are plus nouns MODULE 15 Tests (p.88-93) Reading and Writing: description of a person; capital letters Vocabulary: exams and revision; helping at home; feelings; and full stops in names; completing a form prepositions of time, place and movement Review 6: grammar and vocabulary Grammar: going to for future plans; have/has to, don't/doesn’t have to Word Corner: prepositions MODULE 7 Every day (p.40-45) Reading and Writing: a quiz; apostrophes; commas; spelling Vocabulary: days of the week; routines; jobs; prepositions (in, on) Review 15: grammar and vocabulary Grammar: Present Simple affirmative and negative Word Corner: nouns or verbs? MODULE 16 Goodbye (p.94-99) Reading and Writing: writing about routines; capital letters; Vocabulary: actions; prepositions; word groups spelling; linking with then Grammar: suggestions (Why don’t .); review of all Review 7: grammar and vocabulary verb forms Word Corner: prepositions MODULE 8 Free time (p.46-51) Reading and Writing: adverts; punctuation review; spelling; Vocabulary: free time activities; frequency words; prices; linking with and, but, then and because prepositions (to, to the or no preposition) Review 16: grammar and vocabulary Grammar: Present Simple Yes/No and Wh- questions; like/likes, don't/doesn't like + noun; -ing forms Profiles (p.100-101) Word Corner: adjectives Dictionary Quiz (p.102) Reading and Writing: a letter; punctuation in addresses; spelling Word Bank (p.103-105) Review 8: grammar and vocabulary Mini-Grammar Index (p.107-112) Vocabulary: places; transport; clothes; prepositions (in, at) Grammar: Present Continuous (all forms) Word Corner: parts of speech Reading and Writing: description of a city; commas; spelling Review 9: grammar and vocabulary 4#u2f Df Hello Warm-up 1 GRAMMAR 1 Countries 1« l am/you are Find eight (8) countries in the box. Write sentences with full forms.
1 1/Italy Lam from Italy. ¬ # < You/Poland z= Pe Œœ #> >ỀC =c¬> © C > = + z¬ za zữŒ *x ¬ œ < zx zœ 1/New York œ = z > 7 = —¬)" ¬eœ= -ƒ zt? ĐC meằœ ¬ả m œ > ¬ You/Australia >=n ¬ > > > Z z u ưu zc 1Ä “% > = Z Z ¬ ¬ m 1/London ~xZ G > = > Z Ð œ = > {uc <à = œ G ¬ < Z m < You/Britain <m 2Ø + u m = & = > “ằ% Aa ^^ #z mm > > Z Ø > 2 * lam not/you are not Write sentences with full forms. 2 Cities Write the letters in the correct order. 1 omeR Rome 1am not from Russia.
2 nnoLdo You/not/Australia 3 tAnseh 4 wasWra I/not/Buenos Aires 5 eNw rokY 6 sunBeo sieAr You/not/Canada 1/not/Athens You/not/the United States A (#elb 3 «+ Affirmative and negative: short forms 6% U/my, you/your Now write the sentences in Exercises 1 and 2 with Gircl®the correct word. What's (2) you/your 1 1/Italy. name? I'm from Italy. I'm not from Russia.
Joanne: (3) My/I name's Joanne. (4) Where are yout/you from? Kate: (5) I’m/are from Canada. And you? Joanne: (6) I’m/You from Australia. Complete the sentences.
Write the names and the countries. I’m from 4 4% Questions and short answers Write the questions and complete the short answers. 1 you/Canada Are you from Canada? Yes, _Lam. 2 you/Istanbul My name's ? No, Tm from 3 you/Warsaw ? Yes, 4 you/Australia ?No, 5 you/St Petersburg 2 Yes; 6 you/Argentina ? No, 5 % What/Where questions and answers Write the words in the correct order.
2 name?/Whats/your 3 you/from?/are/Where 4 Anna./My/name’s 5 Rome./from/I'm 2 GRAMMAR 3x Negative Write the sentences with short forms. 1 % he/she is Write sentences about the nationalities. 1 Kostas is Polish. 1 Jamie/Britain Jamie is British.
Kostas isn’t Polish. 2 Kostas/Greece Paola is from Warsaw. 3 Paola/Ttaly 4 Gabriela/Argentina My favourite pop star is American. 5 Adam/Poland 6 Megan/Britain My penfriend is Italian.
2 & Affirmative: full and short forms My favourite sports star is Argentinian. Complete the sentences like the example. Markos Megan is from London. Hes from Athens.
4 x+% Affirmative and negative Write pairs of sentences with short forms. 1 My favourite star/American (X). Chiara She/Canadian (w⁄). My favourite star isn't American.
My favourite music/heavy metal (xX). My penfriend/from London (X). He/from Cambridge (W). Stacy 4 Stacy American.
from New York. My penfriend/Russian (X). Paul My favourite sports star/from the USA (X). He/from Brazil (W).
Cristina My name/Kate (X). from Buenos Aires. (ello 5 %+% Questions and short answers Write questions and true answers. 1 your teacher/British 1s your teacher British? Yes, he/she ís./N\ fe 2 your favourite pop star/Italian 3 your favourite sports star/from Russia 4 your favourite music/heavy metal 5 your favourite film star/from the United States 6 your city/great? 6 %& Who/What/Where questions Complete the questions.
1 What _‘s your name? 2 — — are you from? 3 “s your favourite pop star? 4 ____'s your favourite film star? 5 ____'s your favourite music? 6 is your teacher from? 7 & he/his, she/her, it/its (irdèthe correct word. My penfriend is from Poland. My teacher is British. Her/She name's Anna.
nà Gabriela is Argentinian. He’s/She’s from Rosario. 0 Kostas isn’t Polish. She’s/He’s Greek.
R My favourite music is heavy metal. It’s/Its great! 0 My penfriend is from Italy. He’s/His name is Marco. Paola isn’t from Spain.
He’s/She’s from Italy. I'm from a city in England. Its/It’s name is Oxford. œ 8 ++% 1⁄he⁄he⁄it In your notebook, write true answers to - the questions in Exercise 6.‹ ___—_—_—2 3 READING AND WRITING 2 Punctuation: capital letters Correct the email in your notebook.
1 True or false? Write the capital letters. Read the email. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)? Tick (W) the correct box. To: Kate Williams 1.
Teresa is from Sydney. From: Teresa Davies Subject: Penfriends trị 2_ Antonio Banderas is Spanish. Hi Kate, 3 Robbie Williams is Russian. Oc ence ck 3 Punctuation: short forms 4 Maria Sharapova is a pop star.
Correct the email. Put “, m Eị Hi Kate, My name's Teresa Davies. I'm your new penfriend. To: kate willlams - es From: teresa davi Subject: pe nf ri en ds Va One eee! Hi kate, 4 Spelling en d.
Im from penfriien s te re sa da vi es. Im your new Correct these spelling mistakes. English sydney in australi 1 Inglish. His names an é tonio_.
2 Torkey ite film star isi from pop star sa e he s gre at! my favourite itt 3 Polis Xã r My favourite spor oe He s en gl is h. mes om Russia. Her na 4 Amerikan ‘english Shes fr is soul. My favourite music 5 Espain Is ur favouriti e st ar? yo ur fa vo ur it e music? Whos yo 6 Canadien Whats ralia? he/she from aust 7 Brasil 8 Argentinan Write soon.
9 Rusia teresa 10 Grece Check your answers in the Mini-dictionary. (Helo Review 1 GRAMMAR 4 Choose the correct answer. 1 to be + I, you, he/she/it 11 from Warsaw. Gircl)the correct word.
ais b my cm dare 1 I'm/are Helen. What’s/What your name? 2 He from Athens. 2 You is/are from Cambridge and she’s/she from a's b are c not dam London. 3 You great! 3 Is/Am he your penfriend? No, he is/isn’t.
ais b are c be dam 4 Are/Is New York great? Yes, it is/it’s. 5 Am/Are you Polish?