Ordinal numbers 10th–31st Japan, Morocco, Russia, Kenya, Peru, Britain Dates: (the) 23rd (of) March Review of question forms: – How do you spell (brown)? – When’s your birthday? – What do you look like? – What do you like doing? I’m (braver) than you. He’s / She’s (stronger) than me. 1.When’s your birthday? 2.Which is the third letter of the alphabet – which is the last? 3.What language do they speak in Japan, Morocco, Russia, Kenya, Peru, Britain? 4.Who discovered America? 5.How do you spell (brown)? 6.What does your school look like from the outside? 7.What do you like doing at the weekend? 8.Name me a job in which you need to be brave? 9.Give me an example of the word smaller in a sentence? 10.Which is your best subject at school? 11.And your worst? Very important words in orange Cheapish Quite

Very important words in orange PRONUNCIATION PRACTICE 1.What’s the matter with you? Nothing, I’m fine. I’m not feeling too good actually. 2.What are you going to do after the lesson? I’m going to have another lesson. No idea! 3.Would you mind opening the door? No, of course not! 4.Ask him if he has ever been to Seville!

old, young, strong, weak, pretty, ugly, brave, scared, sporty, friendly, wise, trendy, lucky, funny, absent-minded, medium/average height Easy-going, fun Passionate, emotional, sensitive Heroes and villains I’m the (tallest). He’s / She’s the (oldest). Who’s the (shortest)? 1.What’s the difference between wise and clever? 2.Who’s the cleverest person you know? 3.What’s your dad like? 4.Which do you prefer to be, young, strong, pretty or brave? 5.What are you like? 6.Which is the biggest shop in this city? 7.Who are your heroes? 8.What’s today? 9.What was yesterday? 10.What will tomorrow be? Very important words in orange

Fame and fortune watch, belt, ring, wristband, rucksack, scarf, boots, earrings Materials sometimes / never/I always / often / No, never. watch films, go out, alone, go horse-riding, go to pop concerts, go on skiing holidays, play video games Does he / she (do judo)? 1.Have you got a healthy diet? 2.What does broccoli look like? 3.How do you make chips? – First (take) Then (peel) After that (cut up) 4.What vegetables do you like the most? 5.What do you love? 6.What do you hate? 7.What does he love? 8.What does she hate? 9.Do you ever go to the cinema?* Very important words in orange

Work and play lawyer, doctor, vet, office worker, builder, cleaner, housewife, reporter He / She was (at school). He / She wasn’t … They were … They weren’t … Was and were past 1.What do you want to do when you leave school? 2.What does a lawyer do? 3.What does a doctor do? 4.What does a vet do? 5.Was she here last week? 6.Where were you last week? 7.Was I here three weeks ago? 8.Were they in Russia yesterday? Very important words in orange

I went( to Fatima’s house / home), I said (hello / goodbye), I gave (Fatima a present /some sweets), I had (some cakes / fruit juice). Irregular verbs in the past He / She went / had / gave said … He / She didn’t go / have / say make my bed, tidy my room, do the washing up empty the rubbish, lay the table, look after my brothers and sisters I got up / had / went at (nine o’ clock). What time did you (get up)? 1.Who did you speak to yesterday? 2.Where did you go last weekend? 3.Ask him if he wrote with a pen or a pencil yesterday! 4.Say something about your family! 5.What did he say? 6.What time did you get up this morning? 7.What time did you go to bed last night? 8.Tell me where you do PE! 9.What did she just tell you? Very important words in orange

20 irregular verbs 1. be (am/is/are)-- was/were-- (have, has, or had) been 2. do-- did-- (have...) done 3. eat-- ate-- eaten 4. feel-- felt-- felt 5. get-- got-- got 6. give-- gave-- given 7. go-- went-- gone 8. have-- had-- had 9. hear-- heard-- heard 10. know-- knew-- known PRESENT-- PAST-- PAST PARTICIPLE (used after ‘have,’ or as an adjective) 11. leave-- left-- left 12. lose-- lost-- lost 13. make-- made-- made 14. pay-- paid-- paid 15. read-- read (pronounced ‘red’)-- read 16. say-- said-- said 17. see-- saw-- seen 18. take-- took-- taken 19. tell-- told-- told 20. write-- wrote-- written

Our planet, go fishing, find shells, hide in caves, look for treasure, jump into the sea, go on boats, take photos It’s hot, It’s sunny, It’s cloudy, It rains, It’s windy, It’s cold I’m going to (look for treasure). I’m not going to watch. He’s / She’s going to (ride a camel). He / She isn’t going to What are you going to do? Where are you going to go? We put on our (coats). 1.Tell me something about the planet! 2.Do you know anybody who goes looking for treasure? 3.What’s the weather like in England? 4.What are you going to do tomorrow? 5.What’s he going to do tomorrow? 6.What am I going to do? 7.How do you know what time you are going to get up tomorrow morning? Very important words in orange

Past times clever, silly, cruel, kind, fat, thin, poor, rich playing team sports, going on school trips, using a video camera, doing archery, acting in plays, playing in an orchestra Regular verbs He / She / They (lived in the forest). I (played the guitar) yesterday. Did you (watch TV) yesterday? Yes, I did. No, I didn’t. 1.What did you do yesterday? 2.Did you come here last week? 3.Was he here last week? 4.Where were you at this time last week? 5.Describe a member of your family! 6.How do you use a video camera? 7.How do form the past tense of a regular verb? Very important words in orange

FINAL EXAM 1.When’s your birthday? 2.How do you spell (brown)? 3.Which is your best subject at school? 4.What’s your dad like? 5.What’s today? 6.What was yesterday? 7.What will tomorrow be? 8.Do you ever go to the cinema?* 9.What do you want to do when you leave school? 10.What does a doctor do ? 11.Who did you speak to yesterday? 12.Where did you go last weekend? 13.What time did you get up this morning? 14.What are you going to do tomorrow? 15.Tell me something about the planet! Click here to listen to the exam

Role Play 1.Buying something in a shop I.Can I help you II.Looking for III.Any particular make IV.How much is it? V.Has it got a guarantee? VI.Can you give me a receipt? 2.Going to the doctor’s I.Have a seat! II.What’s the problem? III.I fell over the other day while I was playing basketball. IV.Is it very painful? V.Yes, it hurts a lot. VI.prescription

Very important words in orange Basic constructions with do 1.What do you do? What does your dad do? 2.What did you do yesterday? What did he do yesterday? 3.What will you do tomorrow? What will she do tomorrow? 4.What are you doing? What’s he doing? 5.What have you done? What has she done?