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Kurs Snapshot sklada siẹ.z nastepujacych elementow: Students’ Book ~ EC Men Language Booster Polish Edition ALLA Teacher’s Book mL) Test Book Polecamy do.czytania z serii iat Class Cassettes Readers: Video * Leonardo DiCaprio (poziom 1, ch) stow) * Men in Black (poziom 2, 600 stow) * Washington Square (poziom 2, 600 slów) + Babe - The Sheep Pig (poziom 2, 600 slów) rit ũ il 3345 sk LONGMAN Contents WORKBOOK GRAMMAR BUILDER UNIT | Page | Grammar Vocabulary Communication Grammar Page ® 4_ | Subject pronouns: Common objects and Greet people and Subject pronouns: 85 ⁄ I, you, he, she, it furniture exchange names I, you, he, she, it Verb to be singular Numbers 1-20 introduce people Verb to be singular Question words: What?, Ask someone's age Indefinite articles: a, an Who?, How(old)? Demonstrative pronouns: Verb to be questions this, that Questions with What?, Who?, How old? STUDY CORNER Possessive adjectives: my, your Capital letters (1) Numbers 1-20 ờ 8 |Vem ro be singular Common adjectives: Greet people Verb to be singular 89. Genitive apostrophe s (‘s} right, wrong, small, formally and Questions with Where?, Possessive adjectives: hot, cold, hungry, informally What's? my, your, his, her thirsty, tired Prepositions: in, on, at Prepositions: in, on, at Possessive adjectives: Question words: Where?, “Oreetin a eople my, your, his, her, its What? Who? g Peop Genitive apostrophe s (‘s} 12 x Starlight Runner (1): Sarah arrives in London ® 13 | Plurals of nouns Countries and Introduce yourself Questions and answers with 93 “ Verb to be plural nationalities and say where you Where. from? Question words: Who/, are from Subject pronouns: we, you, they Where?, What? Verb to be plural STUDY CORNER Plurals of nouns Identifying mistakes ® 17 | Verb can (request) Greetings through Ask for and give Preposition on with days 97 ° Prepositions in and on the day telephone numbers of the week Mixed questions Days of the week Ask for and give Questions with When? STUDY CORNER Numbers 20-100 names and addresses Modal verb can (request) Capital letters (2) The alphabet 21 + Starlight Runner (2): Sarah meets Ryan ® 22 Skills development: Snapshot of Hawali @ 24. |Verb have got Family members Talk about people's Genitive apostrophe s 100 Some and any appearance Possessive adjectives: our, Genitive apostrophe s: your, their singular and plural Verb have got Subject pronouns and CULTURE SNAPSHOT Some and any with plural nouns possessive adjectives Family names ® 28 | Present simple Types of music Talk about likes and Present simple 104 ° Object pronouns dislikes Adverb of degree: a /ot, Present simple questions CULTURE SNAPSHOT very much, at all Adverbs of degree Reggae music Object pronouns 32 + Starlight Runner (3): We call her the “Starlight Runner" ® 33 | Present simple with fixed Clock times Ask for permission Present simple with fixed times | 108 z times Fast food and drinks Preposition of time: at Question word: English money Preposition: on How much? STUDY CORNER Questions with How long?, Preposition of time: at Stori How much? aon t ocab rà Verb cơn (permission) oring vocabulary Modal verb can (permission) | | | { | | WORKBOOK GRAMMAR BUILDER UNIT | Page | Grammar Vocabulary Communication Grammar Page @ 37 | Prepositions of place Places in towns Ask and talk about Prepositions of place: 11 , There is and There are Shops leisure activities in, on, near, next to, Verb want + infinitive Make suggestions with Let's opposite, behind, between, in front of, in the centre of, on the corner of Shop names with genitive apostrophe s There is and There are Indefinite pronoun: one Vero want + infinitive Make suggestions with Let's 41 + Starlight Runner (4): Leaving for New York è 42 — Skills development: Two boys Two lives ` $ 44.
| Present simple Means of transport Ask and talk about Present simple for routines 115 ⁄ Adverbs of frequency Daily activities daily activites Adverbs of frequency: always, Linkers: first, then, STUDY CORNER CULTURE SNAPSHOT often, sometimes, never, usually after that Stress on longer words UK school routines Linkers: first, then, after ® 48 |Verb cơn (ability) Sports and activities Ask and talk about Questions with How often? 118 “ Gerund (-ing form) after Months and seasons things you can do Adverbial phrases of frequency like, love, hate of the year Modal verb can (ability) Adverbs of frequency Ordinal numbers with like, love, hate + gerund (-ing) with How often? dates CULTURE SNAPSHOT Prepositions in and on with Sport in British schools dates 52 x Starlight Runner (5): A message for Sarah ® 53 | Present continuous Rooms and parts of the Give orders Present continuous 122 “ Present simple and house Describe what's Imperatives: positive and present continuous happening now negative oO 57 {Verb going to future Clothes Comment on clothes Verb going to for future 126 ⁄ Demonstrative adjectives: Colours with too + adjective plans and intentions this/these/that/those Talk about plans too + adjective Demonstrative adjectives: these/those 61 + Starlight Runner (6): The pasta party ® 62 Skills development: Spending power 8 64 | Verb to be past simple Drinks Offer, accept and Verb to be past simple 130 Past time adverbials. refuse with would like Would like for offers and last night, etc. STUDY CORNER requests Guessing meaning Past time adverbials ® 68 | Past simple of Adjectives of quality Talk about the past Past simple regular verbs 134 Z regular verbs Express opinions Questions with did 72 + Starlight Runner (7): Marathon day o 73 | Past simple of Weather words Talk about past events Asking about the weather 138 irregular verbs Special phrase: with What. like? STUDY CORNER What's the weather like? Past simple of irregular verbs Past simple/Infinitives ® 77 |Comparative and School subjects Make comparisons: Comparatives and superlatives | 141 superlative of adjectives clothes and styles; Questions with Which?, Who? STUDY CORNER CULTURE SNAPSHOT holidays Extending your English Facts about the UK 81 + Starlight Runner (8): The finish line ay 82 Skills development: A strange experience at Versailles It's great to be here! Grammar @) Stay cool Subject pronouns 1> Complete each conversation with the correct subject pronoun: /, you, he, she, or it.
Hello, are you Daniel? Charlie. Is that your camera? Verb to be singular 2> Complete the grammar tables. 3 > Write the long form of — the verb fo be. Positive statements : (Short forms) j | ~ T TT | men you Daniel? Pm PT 2.
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Then in your notebook. Who your teacher? write questions for an interview with Baz. old are you? 3 Hee 'S your name? BAZ BLAKE ca. ’s your favourite film star? ¬-.
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Name Baz Blake mm. Sally Freeman your mother? Where from Yes,. that? Favourite film star ¬. All-time favourite film 5 6e Luke? c Box number No, T.
6> Answer the questions about yourself. 1 WhatS your name , 2 “ Q What r wrong?. 8> Correct the mistake in each sentence. CỤ TT TỐ AreỆou)Daniel? Areuow Daniel? —¬ - 3 Are you English? 1 Ï(S a Came€fra.H 121210011 18141314411111 09111011110 1011711014401 1 7100110110111 612 2 Who old are you?.
4 How old are you? 3 Where ïs you from? _.---<-¿ CHỀ111411111 11H11 T011 4 TH TT TT 1n T00 01k crờ 4 My name am EmiÏy. 5 Are you in a rock band? 5 HOW iS YOUr NAME? oases essescesesecececeseceeeseseesceeteenees <9 o9 9Ó 6.0 2/00/2020 2000000000000 6600 ve 6 Her ïs In the car. 9> Complete the name of each object. 12> Do this number crossword.
Across 'F i | VIE | 1 2+3 2 5+11 L—| Se 4246 Ft} dt tt 7 4+5 Down — 1242 | | 2 6+1 P| | ft | 3 1+1 —— P 5 7+3 „ 6 0+† 13> Complete the word puzzle using the pictures and find word number 11. x N! Lẻ =e 3 5 1 2 10> Write the words in Exercise 9 in the correct 3 4 box: a or an. + ị 6 : tu Vu se 7 : 8 DI NHANH KH gu. : 9 tk kH 2 111181108 5 óc | 10 ¬ 11 > Write the numbers for these words.
14> How many English words beginning with @ight cen Bence e) TWENVE ~. these letters can you remember? Write them in A) four. and | boy d) eleven. “+ ae Communication | = @Stay cool ) 15> Write the words in the correct order to : 17> Complete Daniel's conversation with a teacher.
Luke: My/Luke/name’s/Freeman/. your/name/What’s/? Daniel: Daniel/name’s/My/Cresson/. Luke: — this/my/And/sister/is/. Emily: Emily/name’s/.
Luke: My name's Luke Freeman. Daniel: Excuse me. Are you Mr Stone? Mr Stone: Yes, 1 am. Is your name Cresson? Daniel: ".Ô Mr Stone: Ah, hello, Daniel.
Welcome to Brighton High School. Mr Stone: How old are you, Daniel? 16> Complete the introductions. -qQ Mr Stone: Right, let’s go and meet your classmates. This is Luke.
18> In your notebook, write a conversation He’s fifteen. between you and Mr Stone. -Emily 14 Susan, 13 ⁄ STUDY CORNER: ee ⁄ Capital letters 0 We use capital letters for: ® names of people and places: Daniel, London the first letter in a sentence: b He's six. “ @ the pronoun I: {'m fifteen.
19 > Write the capital letters in these sentences. Daniel, 15 Luke, 15 4 Charlie, 6 1 my name’s luke. _ 2 are you emily freemari?. - 4 welcome to brighfton.
i) `" @ Move on / Go for it ) 2> Write sentences for each picture. ty It’s hungry. @® Stay cool ` Verb to be singular 3> Complete the grammar tables. Negative statements Questions Short answers (Short forms) Positive Negative | mnọt cold Pn | hot? Ye5, you.
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