Odd one out
father, sister, friend, brother
friend
your/subject/what's/favourite?
What's your favourite subject?
It's a month.
M - - - -
March
Q: --- speaks English?
A: Mary.
Who
1. Look! Nick (to read) a book.
2. He usually (to read) books at home.
3. Yesterday he (to read) a book at school.
4. I think tomorrow he (not to read).
1. Look! Nick is reading a book.
2. He usually reads books at home.
3. Yesterday he read a book at school.
4. I think tomorrow he will not read.
pencil, ruler, cooker, school bag
cooker
my/don't/hot milk/like/friends.
My friends don't like milk.
It's an animal.
- - r - f - -
giraffe
Q: --- does the film start?
A: At 5 o'clock.
When
1. Kate and Ann usually (to go) for a walk together.
2. Yesterday Ann (to go) for a walk with Mary.
3. Look! They (to go) to us.
4. They (to invite) us to play with them, I think.
1. Kate and Ann usually go for a walk together.
2. Yesterday Ann went for a walk with Mary.
3. Look! They are going to us.
4. They invited us to play with them, I think.
garage, bedroom, kitchen, living room
garage
his/washes/every/dad/evening/car.
Dad washes his car every evening.
It's a part of a body.
- - ad
head
Q: --- is the dog?
A: In the garden.
Where
1. I usually (to get up) at 7 o’clock.
2. I (to get up) at 6 o’clock yesterday.
3. Tomorrow I (to get up) early too.
4. I (to do) my homework now.
1. I usually get up at 7 o’clock.
2. I got up at 6 o’clock yesterday.
3. Tomorrow I will get up early too.
4. I am doing my homework now.
cupboard, sofa, armchair, jelly
jelly
feed/animals/in/we/zoo/mustn't/the.
We mustn't feed animals in the zoo.
It's a member of a family.
- o - - i -
cousin
Q: --- sisters do you have?
A: Two.
How many
1. My mother (to cook) dinner every day.
2. She (to cook) a tasty cake last Sunday.
3. She (to cook) fish now.
4. She says she (to cook) chops tomorrow.
1. My mother cooks dinner every day.
2. She cooked a tasty cake last Sunday.
3. She is cooking fish now.
4. She says she will cook chops tomorrow.
eggs, carrots, eyes, potatoes
eyes
your/look/friend/does/what/like/best?
What does your best friend look like?
It's a food.
s - - - w - - -
sandwich
Q: --- note is that?
A: My brother's
Whose
1. My little brother (to sleep) now.
2. He usually (to go) to bed at seven.
3. But yesterday he (to go) to bed very late.
4. Next month he (not to go) to school and he hopes he (to get up) at 10 every day.
1. My little brother is sleeping now.
2. He usually goes to bed at seven.
3. But yesterday he went to bed very late.
4. Next month he won't go to school and he hopes he will get up at 10 every day.