Vocabulary
dog, red, school, cat, house
Complete: "Look! The baby ___ (sleep)."
is sleeping
Fill in the correct article: "__ orange"
an orange
Replace the name with a pronoun: "Tom is my friend."
He is my friend.
Correct and explain: "It gives three dogs in the park."
There are three dogs in the park.
The verb "(to) give" means that you actively hand sth. to sb.
desk, school bag, library, timetable, gym
Which tense do we use for routines: Simple Present or Present Progressive?
Simple Present
What is the plural of "tooth"?
teeth
Complete: "I don't have ___ money." (many / much)
Make a negative sentence: "She can swim."
Name two possible solutions.
She cannot swim.
She can't swim.
budgie, highlighter, pencil case, map, rule/regulation.
Correct the mistake: "My brother is playing football every Saturday."
My brother plays football every Saturday.
Rewrite using the possessive form: "the skateboard of Ben"
Ben's skateboard
Put the adverb in the correct place: "I / eat / breakfast / usually"
I usually eat breakfast.
Turn this into a question: "They are doing their homework."
Explain how you can form a question.
Are they doing their homework?
You form questions in the present progressive by switching the subject and the form of '(to) be'.
remember, amazing, divorced, listen, umbrella
Explain the difference between: "I play tennis." and "I am playing tennis."
Habit/routine vs. action happening now.
Explain why we say "an elephant" but "a tiger."
"An" comes before vowel sounds; "a" before consonant sounds.
Explain why we say "many books" but "much water."
Books are countable; water is uncountable.
Explain why "There is two books on the table" is wrong.
"Two books" is plural, so we need "There are."
life skills, classmate, sparkling, shopping trolley/cart, information and communication technology (ICT)
Why is "Likes she pizza?" wrong? Correct the question.
Does she like pizza?
In the Simple Present, we use does to form questions with he/she/it. The main verb stays in the base form.
Correct the mistake and explain: "Three childs are playing."
Three children are playing. "Child" has the irregular plural "children."
Correct and explain: "I really like she."
I really like her. "She" is a sbject form, not an object pronoun.
Find and explain the mistake: "Open you book!"
Open your book! "Your" is the possessive determiner; "you" is a pronoun.