Grammar and Vocabulary Builder | | ® Extended Grammar | @ Expanded Vocabulary | eam ane Practice 2 34 4 36 6 38 8 40 10 42 12 44 14 46 16 48 18 50 20 52 22 54 24 56 26 58 ae Action Boy can rún! 28 60 30 62 64 70 Jessica Finnis OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS ee Ê Whor's this? Vocabulary Presentation 1 Listen, point and repeat. @o | ⁄ / j ee : ậ 2 Listen and read. @2 This isn’t a good felt-tip pen! This is a sharpener. ) This is a rubber stamp.
and this is Jess! Silly! This is a felt-tip 3 Listen again and repeat. page Go to 34 2 Unit 1 School things "„m [ Grammar Extension 1 Look and say. TT ® @ This is a felt-tip This is a pair This is a This is paint. [| 3 Find things in your pencil case and in the classroom.
Point and say. “\ This is a@ pair of scissors. This isn’t a stapler. } (this is a felt-tip pen.
This isn’t a glue stick. Unit 1 3 bubbles £ rollerblades 2 Listen and read. © Penny’s going home now. ) _| This is our action figure.
and this is his hat! No, this is herskipping i This isisn’t our puppet. rope and this is her boat. 3 Listen again and repeat. 4 Unit 2 Toys 1 Look and say.
1 Lers learn! our = it belongs to uou and another person his =it belongstoamale her =it belongs to a female This is our This is boat. This is puppet. 3 Find Penny's things from the story on page 4. Point, ask and answer.
Is this her skipping rope? ESS This ishis/her/our.? Unit 2 “di Ki my nosel Vocabulary Presentation 2 Listen and read. ©) os { These are his knees. Are these his ankles? Yes, they are. This is her mouth.
= These are her feet. Come here please Toby, and be an action hero! 3 Listen again and repeat. 6 Unit 3 My body ©) This is her elbow. Is this his ankle? Are these his knees? These are her teeth.
Yes, it is. Yes, they are. Use this with singular nouns and these with plural nouns. Use this or these.
@ @) Are these his Is her Are her Is his toes? mouth? feet? tooth? 3 Look at the action heroes from the story on page 6. Point and say. These are his knees. } { This is his chin.
=~ These are her feet. ) ( This is her elbow. aS Go to sc This is.? Unit3 Listen, point and repeat. ¢ ©)“ 07 You're a bus driver.
No, he isn’t. Listen Jess, he’s a train driver. No, they aren't. They're TV presenters.
Listen again and repeat. | Grammar Extension 1 Look and say. \ (đ Á Are you a business man? Are they shop keepers? Yes, lam. No, they aren’t.
l’m=lam You're = You are We're = We are They’re = They are 2 Write ’m, ’s or ‘re. 1 They ’re athletes. 4 We TV presenters. 6 He a bus driver.
3 Act out jobs. Ask and answer. <_ Are you a shop keeper? } Yes, I am. Im a shop keeper.
[m/Youre /Were / Theyre Are you.? Unit % J 5 | ai hp a /Vhnere s Tne Ð, le Ï || _—-—_ —_—X- ca -—-~- bee tll { Where's my ball? Where are your } action figures? It’s over there,gã on g \ the tennis court. Š c3 | Á Theyre in the sandpit and ) on the merry-go-round. Listen again and repeat. [ Grammar Extension | 1 Look and say.
as eg Oe V/ | Where are my bricks? Where's her ball? |] Where are your felt-tip pens? They're under the plants. It’s in the maze. They're in the sandpit. Use Where are with plural nouns.
Where's _ his Where are my skipping rope? puppets? pond. boat? 3 Look at the story on page 10. Where are Toby's things? Ask and answer. Where's his ball? It’s in the playhouse.
my /your/his/her Where’s. brother No, it’s for my two older ) No, eae re my younger 3 Listen again and repeat. 12 Unit 6 My family 1 Look and say. | ¬ é Tz A442 — “là — A = | at Vaal) | feck These are my sons’ boats.
These are my daughter's kittens. 2 This is the kittens’ bed. ‘s = something that belongs to one person, animal or thing. s’ = something that belongs to more than one person, animal or thing.
This is my These are my These are my This is my younger tous. kite, brothers’ skipping ropes. 3 Look at the pictures in Exercise 2. Point and say.
< These are his daughters’ | ( This is her sons’ kite. Possessives’ Unit 6 ƒ f Are these his trousers? Mơ ¿/ L ri ae fecabulary Presentat 1 Listen, point and repeat. © 13 These are our woolly hats and caps. Those are his boots.
These are our raincoats. Ì 3 Listen again and repeat. Unit 77 Linit MyAu clothes clathac TA" Sa Use These with things that are near to you. Use Those with things that are further away.
a These _ are our sandals. b are his caps. c are her watches. d are our boots.
3 Put school objects on the table. Point and say. these are my pencils. Those are yourpens.
) ( these are my books. Those are your rubbers. Unit 7 15 Hello, Grandma! Where's our kite? Grandma's on the third floor. F, No, we're on the |_ second floor.
3 Listen again and repeat. Unit 8 My house I’m on the balcony. It’s on the roof. Are you on the ground floor? I’m notin the hall.
It isn’t in the garage. No, we aren't. Use on with balcony, roof, stairs, ground floor, first floor, second floor and third floor. 1 I'min the lift.
2 He's on the balcony. 3 It’s in the hall. 4 We're on the first floor. 3 Look at the story on page 16.
Where are they? Point and say. Toby and Jess are on the stairs. Mum and Dad are in the hall. It isn'tonthe roof.
Are you onthe ground floor? Unit 8 re ares } ee ae ed pow le] | 20 : : Have you got an olive? a veaa an apricot iin | You haven’t got Yes, I have. your lunch box. Use an before words starting with a, e, i,o and u. [ Have UJougot Youvegot You hovent got | 1 (W)_You’ve got sweetcorn.
I 3 Choose and write 5 items from Exercise 1, page 18. Don’t show your partner. Ask and answer. Have you got a spoon? You've got.
/ You haven't got. Have you got .? ï 0 / A new friend! Vocabulary Presentation 1 Listen, point and repeat. © s shoulder- length They’ve got hexagon kites. J” ¥ _{ We haven't got hexagon | \ kites.
We've got oval kites. 3 Listen again and repeat. 20 Unit 10 My friends | Grammar Extension 1. Look and say.
‘They've got cubes, They Have they got plaits? haven't got hexagons. No, they haven’t. We've gota_hexagon_. They We red ponutails.
We haven't got red 3 Look at other pupils in the class. ~< They've got brown, shoulder-length hair. ) They've got wavy hair. We haven't got bunches.
as) We've got/haven't got. They've got/haven't got.? Unit 10 21 Oh no, Toby! Let’s go and see the dolphins. 3 Listen again and repeat. 22 Unit 11 The zoo / Adjectives [ Grammar Extension Look and savy.
4 ~a PF L It's very big. I’m not very big. It isn’t smooth! I’m quite small. very =V/ quite=/ It’s quite They ablack It very soft.
and white pelican. 3 Choose an animal. Say and guess. < It's black and quite big.
quite/ very Unit 11 23 flat bread ae mint noodles chitt 2 Listen and read. © 2 sam and Penny are | like noodles with The noodles are ho coming for dinner. What chilli and garlic. do they like to eat? Penny likes burgers a lot.
We can have burgers, | doe t think he likes Sam quite likes hot dogs. hot dogs and noodles. chilli very much! 3 Listen again and repeat. 24 Unit 12 Food [ Grammar Extension 1.
Look and say. | Does he like dates? Yes, he does. He likes dates a lot. _ VO ee —___ Lucu Mum and Dad they like garlic? like noodles very like burgers? like hot much.
dogs very much. 3 Ask and answer about people in your family. Does your sister like hot dogs? ( Yes, she does. Do your mum and dad like coffee? }“” No, they don't.
They like tea. Does he like .2 Whatdotheylike? quite/alot/verymuch Unit 12 25 Vocabulary Presentation 1 Listen, point and repeat. © 25 ~ * cuc lộ sy Ÿ ay Fy si 2 Listen and read. Is there a desk and an armchair? Yes, there is.
Have you got \ Yes, | have. 3 Listen again and repeat. 26 Unit 13 My bedroom [ Grammar Extension _ Look and say. | Eg F ˆ = ek = ^ a = “ 5 5 >) W[T Is there a calendar on the desk? Are there any mirrors? Yes, there is.
No, there aren't. Use Is there a with singular nouns and Are there any with plural nouns. 2 Write the answers. 1 Is there a calendar? Yes, there is 2 Are there any beanbags? No, there aren’t.
3 Are there any mirrors? Yes, 4 Is there a toy box? No, 5 Is there a desk? Yes, 6 Are there any lamps? Yes, 3 Look at the doll’s house in the story on page 26. Ask and answer. _ls ther a lamp? e | 5 Are there any r curtains? ins? No, there aren't., Go to eS Is therea.?/Are there any.? Unit 13 27- Ah, but can you Look! | can swing, juggle and whistle? (Juggle and whistle! } yn Ô f — ‘But we can juggle. \ a = Wow, very good! 3S | can’t whistle.
3 Listen again and repeat. 28 Unit 14 Verbs [ Grammar Extension Look and say. Let's learn! Rie Can you juggle? Can they touch their toes? We e can smell dinner. No, they can’t.
t's hot dogs! 2 Look and circle. They can / can’t touch their toes. We can / can’t juggle. 3 Ask and answer.
E TH ALSDHEHED Yes, | can. Can you juggle? No, | can’t. Can you skip? ie G Can you. Unit 14 29 C= EID Bs eckc _ => [eS YS Let’s sit on the \ ” deckchairs under the —\“~ beach umbrella.
Let’s not fish. Let’s play with the beach ball! 3 Listen again and repeat. em 30 Unit 15 The beach Look and savy. Let's learn! | Let's play hopscotch with the pebbles.
Let's run to the Let’s play in the Let’s use a Lets sỉt on d flag)/ beach ball. fishing net/ deckchair / flag. 3 Imagine you're at the beach. Point and say.
8SSSGBSSf8Em ~~ Let’s play in the waves. ae (No, let’s not. Let’s play with the beach ball. > S02 eo Let’s+ verb Let'snot+verb Unit 15 Vocabulary and Grammar Practice Jessica Finnis Gfqple)/ scissors chalk/ paint sharpener / glue stick/ paper clip felt-tip pen a 2 Write.
Œ@®=_ laptop pio S_ __§ 3 Look and write. [ paper clip sharpener — chalk This is This is a sharpener. | 34 Unit 1 School things | [ Grammar Practice Circle the correct words. io This is)/ This isn’t This is / This isn’t This is / This isn’t a stapler.
a felt-tip pen. 1 This is chalk. 2 This is a rubber stamp. L] 3 This is a paper clip.
[| 4 This is pdint.|_] 3 (102/400) Look and write.