Vocabulary
Grammar
Reading
100
T-shirt
hat
jeans
dress
skirt
etc.
100
I’ve got/ I got a son.
Have you got/ Have got you a brown coat? Yes, I got/ have.
I not have/ haven’t got a brother.
She hasn’t/ haven’t got a granddaughter.
Have/ Has he got a brother? No, he not has/ hasn’t.
've got
have you got .....have
haven't
hasn't got
has he got... hasn't
100
Happy birthday to my sister Martina! Here we
are at home. She’s got the yellow jumper and a
big smile – she’s one in this picture! Our mum
took this photo. Today it’s Martina’s 30th birthday party! We’ve got the cake, but Mum is late!
Our little sister Talia is here, too – she’s in the
yellow top next to her husband Larry. Martina’s
got a husband, too. His name is Paulo – he’s the
one in the white jumper.
well done!
200
What/ Who are their jobs?
When / How old are Kara and Pete?
What / Where are they from?
What / Who is your teacher?
When / What is your Spanish class?
What
How
Where
Who
When
200
We am/ is/ are from Morocco.
My friend am/ is/ are Portuguese.
Am/ Is/ Are you a fan of world music?
Their names am/ is/ are Paolo and Pawel.
are
is
are
are
200
10/ 15/ 20/ 34/ 55/ 139
ten/
fifteen/
twenty/
thirty four/
fifty five/
a hundred thirty nine
300
Spain
Portugal
Mexico
Norway
Spanish
Portuguese
Mexican
Norwegian
300
She’s from Brazil and his/ her songs are in Portuguese.
We’re from Iceland, but our/ their songs are in English.
They’re from Senegal and our/ their music is traditional.
You’re from Mexico, but my/ your name is German.
her
our
their
your
300
Hi Keira,
Today is my first day in my new job!
I’m on the design team. It’s a small team
with five people. My manager isn’t very
friendly, but she’s OK. Her name is
Amanda and she’s from Brazil.
My colleague Anton is nice. He’s new
today, too. I’m not very busy because
it’s my first day.
How are you?
Emma
good job