Deutsch	English	Definition
eine Tierart	a kind of animal	a type of animal, like a dog, cat, or panther
Haut	skin	the outside part of an animal’s body
Fell	fur	the soft hair on an animal’s body
Fleck	a spot	a small round mark on an animal’s skin or fur
Dschungel	a jungle	a very big forest with many trees and animals
einen Baum klettern	to climb a tree	to go up a tree using hands and feet
sich vor Gefahr verstecken	to hide from danger	to stay safe so no one or no animal can hurt you
sich in einem Baum ausruhen	to rest in a tree	to stop and sleep or relax in a tree
Fleischfresser	a carnivore	an animal that eats meat
Hirsch	a deer	a wild animal with four legs and antlers
Jäger	a hunter	a person or animal that looks for animals to catch or eat
jagen	to hunt	to look for and catch animals to eat
meistens	mostly	usually or most of the time
sich im Dunkeln verstecken	to hide in the dark	to stay where it is very dark so no one can see you
sich leise bewegen	to move quietly	to walk or go without making noise
weit springen	to jump far	to move from one place to another in the air a long distance
Lärm machen	to make noise	to make a sound
brüllen	to roar	a very loud sound that an animal makes
beschützen	to protect	to keep someone or something safe
Tiere erschrecken	to scare animals	to make animals afraid
Junges	a cub	a baby animal, like a baby panther or bear
sich um etwas kümmern	to take care of something	to help and watch something so it is safe and healthy
am Leben erhalten	to keep alive	to help something stay alive
zerstören	to destroy	to break something or make it stop existing
in Gefahr sein	to be in danger	to be in a situation where you can be hurt or die
Abholzung	deforestation	cutting down many trees in a forest
illegal sein	to be illegal	something that is against the law
zusammenfassend	in conclusion	at the end, when you say the final idea
stark sein	to be powerful	to have a lot of strength or ability
respektieren	to respect	to be kind and careful with someone or something
schützen	to protect	to keep safe from danger or harm

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The black panther is a big and strong wild animal. It is very beautiful and very fast. The black panther is not a different kind of animal. It is a leopard or a jaguar with black color. The black color comes from the skin and the fur. Sometimes, if the sun is bright, you can see spots on its body. These spots are like the normal leopard or jaguar.

Black panthers live in warm places. They live in forests and jungles. Some live in Africa, some in Asia, and some in South America. They like places with many trees. Trees are important for them. Panthers can climb trees and hide from danger. They also rest in trees during the day.

The black panther is a

carnivore.
This means it eats meat. It eats animals like deer, birds, and small animals. The black panther is a very good hunter. It hunts mostly at night. At night, it can see very well. Its black color helps it hide in the dark. When it moves quietly, other animals do not see it.

The black panther is very fast and strong. It can run quickly and jump far. It can also climb very high. Sometimes, it jumps from tree to tree. It is very quiet. It does not make much noise. But when it wants, it can roar. Its roar is very loud. It uses the roar to protect its home or to scare other animals.

Black panthers usually live alone. They do not live in groups like lions. They meet other panthers only to have babies. A baby panther is called a cub. The mother panther takes care of her cubs. She teaches them how to hunt and how to live in the forest. Cubs stay with their mother for a long time. Then, they go to live alone.

The black panther is important for nature. It helps keep the forest alive. It controls the number of other animals. Without black panthers, some animals can eat too much food and destroy the forest.

Today, black panthers are in danger. People cut the forests to build houses and roads. This is called deforestation. It is very bad for panthers. Some people also hunt black panthers for their fur. This is illegal in many countries, but it still happens. We must protect the black panther and its home.

In conclusion, the black panther is a beautiful, strong, and smart animal. It is quiet, fast, and powerful. It lives in forests and jungles, hunts at night, and climbs trees very well. We should respect black panthers and protect the forests where they live.

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Match word and definition, part 1:

Words:

1. a kind of animal
2. skin
3. fur
4. a spot
5. a jungle
6. to climb a tree
7. to hide from danger
8. to rest in a tree
9. a carnivore
10. a deer
11. a hunter
12. to hunt
13. mostly
14. to hide in the dark
15. to move quietly
16. to jump far
17. to make noise

Definitions
A. to go up a tree using hands and feet
B. usually or most of the time
C. a very big forest with many trees and animals
D. an animal that eats meat
E. to stay where it is very dark so no one can see you
F. to walk or go without making noise
G. a type of animal, like a dog, cat, or panther
H. to look for and catch animals to eat
I. a wild animal with four legs and antlers [horns]
J. a person or animal that looks for animals to catch or eat
K. the outside part of an animal’s body
L. to make a sound
M. a baby animal, like a baby panther or bear
N. the soft hair on an animal’s body
O. to stay safe so no one or no animal can hurt you
P. to stop and sleep or relax in a tree
Q. a small round mark on an animal’s skin or fur
R. to move from one place to another in the air a long distance

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Answers
1-G, 2-K, 3-N, 4-Q, 5-C, 6-A,
7-O, 8-P, 9-D, 10-I, 11-J, 12-H,
13-B, 14-E, 15-F, 16-R, 17-L

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Match word and definition, part 2:

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Words (18–32):
18. to roar
19. to protect
20. to scare animals
21. a cub
22. to take care of something
23. to keep alive
24. to destroy
25. to be in danger
26. deforestation
27. to be illegal
28. in conclusion
29. to be powerful
30. to respect
31. antlers

Definitions:
A. a baby animal, like a baby panther or bear
B. to keep safe from danger or harm
C. at the end, when you say the final idea
D. to break something or make it stop existing
E. to be in a situation where you can be hurt or die
F. cutting down many trees in a forest
G. something that is against the law
H. a very loud sound that an animal makes
I. to have a lot of strength or ability
J. to be kind and careful with someone or something
K. to help and watch something so it is safe and healthy
L. to make animals afraid
M. to help something stay alive
N. the big, hard branches on the head of some animals, like a deer

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Answers:

18-H, 19-B, 20-L, 21-A, 22-K,
23-M, 24-D, 25-E, 26-F, 27-G,
28-C, 29-I, 30-J, 31-N

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True or False:

1. Panthers eat deer and birds.
2. Panthers move quietly when they hunt.
3. Panthers cannot jump far.
4. Panthers climb trees to hide from danger.
5. Antlers [horns] are on black panthers.
6. Panthers mostly hunt during the day.
7. Panthers rest in trees during the day.
8. Panthers usually live in groups.
9. A cub is a baby panther.
10. Panthers are always safe in the forest.
11. Black panthers are powerful animals.
12. It is legal to hunt black panthers.
13. Panthers have spots that are sometimes visible [can be seen] in sunlight.
14. Panthers have no fur.
15. To protect the panther means to keep it safe from danger.
16. Deforestation makes it easier for panthers to live.
17. Panthers usually live alone.
18. Panthers are carnivores.
19. Panthers have black fur.

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Answers:

1-T, 2-T, 3-F, 4-T, 5-F, 6-F, 7-T,
8-F, 9-T, 10-F, 11-T, 12-F, 13-T,
14-F, 15-T, 16-F, 17-T, 18-T, 19-T

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Correct version:

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1. Panthers eat deer and birds.
2. Panthers move quietly when they hunt.
3. Panthers cannot jump far. True is: Panthers can jump far.
4. Panthers climb trees to hide from danger.
5. Antlers are on black panthers. True is: Antlers are on deer, not panthers.
6. Panthers mostly hunt during the day. True is: Panthers mostly hunt at night.
7. Panthers rest in trees during the day.
8. Panthers usually live in groups. True is: Panthers usually live alone.
9. A cub is a baby panther.
10. Panthers are always safe in the forest. True is: Panthers are often in danger because of humans.
11. Black panthers are powerful animals.
12. It is legal to hunt black panthers. True is: Hunting black panthers is illegal.
13. Panthers have spots that are sometimes visible in sunlight.
14. Panthers have no fur. True is: Panthers have black fur.
15. To protect the panther means to keep it safe from danger.
16. Deforestation makes it easier for panthers to live. True is: Deforestation destroys panther homes.
17. Panthers usually live alone.
18. Panthers are carnivores.
19. Panthers have black fur.

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Fill in, words below:

at night – keep it safe – fur – animals –
deer – trees – forest – rest – alone –
spots – hunt – meat-
black – food –
cub

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1. The black panther is a strong carnivore that eats __________.
2. Black panthers have black __________ that sometimes has small spots.
3. A __________ is a baby panther that stays near its mother.
4. Panthers climb __________ to hide from danger and to rest safely.
5. Panthers __________ in trees during the day and wait quietly.
6. Panthers move quietly when they __________ other animals.
7. Panthers mostly hunt __________ when it is dark.
8. Panthers usually live __________ and do not stay in groups.
9. Panthers can jump far to catch their __________.
10. Panthers eat animals like __________ in the forest or jungle.
11. Panthers have ___________ on their fur that can sometimes be seen in the sunlight.
12. To protect the panther means to __________ from danger and hunters.
13. Deforestation destroys the __________ and makes it hard for panthers.
14. Hunting __________ panthers is illegal [not allowed]
15. Black panthers are very powerful __________ and people must respect them.

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Correct version:

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1. The black panther is a strong carnivore that eats meat.
2. Black panthers have black fur that sometimes has small spots.
3. A cub is a baby panther that stays near its mother.
4. Panthers climb trees to hide from danger and to rest safely.
5. Panthers rest in trees during the day and wait quietly.
6. Panthers move quietly when they hunt other animals.
7. Panthers mostly hunt at night when it is dark.
8. Panthers usually live alone and do not stay in groups.
9. Panthers can jump far to catch their food.
10. Panthers eat animals like deer in the forest or jungle.
11. Panthers have spots on their fur that can sometimes be seen in the sunlight.
12. To protect the panther means to keep it safe from danger and hunters.
13. Deforestation destroys the forest and makes it hard for panthers.
14. Hunting black panthers is illegal.
15. Black panthers are very powerful animals and people must respect them.

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Connect the sentences:

1. The black panther is a carnivore
2. A cub is a baby panther
3. Panthers climb trees
4. Panthers rest in trees
5. Panthers move quietly
6. Panthers mostly hunt at night
7. Panthers usually live alone
8. Panthers can jump far
9. To protect the panther
10. Hunting black panthers

Second Part:

A. to keep it safe from danger.
B. that sometimes has spots on its fur.
C. when it is dark.
D. to hide from danger and rest safely.
E. and wait quietly during the day.
F. to catch their food.
G. and do not stay in groups.
H. is illegal and against the law.
I. that stays near its mother.
J. when they hunt other animals.

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Answers:

1-B, 2-I, 3-D, 4-E, 5-J, 6-C,
7-G, 8-F, 9-A, 10-H

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Corrrect sentences:

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1. The black panther is a carnivore that sometimes has spots on its fur.
2. A cub is a baby panther that stays near its mother.
3. Panthers climb trees to hide from danger and rest safely.
4. Panthers rest in trees and wait quietly during the day.
5. Panthers move quietly when they hunt other animals.
6. Panthers mostly hunt at night when it is dark.
7. Panthers usually live alone and do not stay in groups.
8. Panthers can jump far to catch their food.
9. To protect the panther is to keep it safe from danger.
10. Hunting black panthers is illegal and against the law.

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Answer:

1. Does a black panther eat plants or meat?
   
   YOU WRITE:
   A black panther eats meat.
   
2. Is a baby panther called a cub or a deer?
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3. Does a panther rest in a tree or on the ground?
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4. Can a panther climb a tree or a mountain?
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5. Does a panther hunt at night or during the day?
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6. Does a panther move quietly or loudly when it hunts?
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7. Does a panther usually live alone or in groups?
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8. Does a panther eat a deer or grass?
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9. Is it legal or illegal to hunt black panthers?
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10. Does a panther have fur or antlers [horns]?
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Correct answers:

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1. A black panther eats meat.
2. A baby panther is called a cub.
3. A panther rests in a tree.
4. A panther can climb a tree.
5. A panther hunts at night.
6. A panther moves quietly when it hunts.
7. A panther usually lives alone.
8. A panther eats a deer.
9. It is illegal to hunt black panthers.
10. A panther has fur.

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BONUS DIALOGUE

Interview with an expert on the black panther

Q: What is a black panther?
A: The black panther is a big and strong wild animal. It is very beautiful and very fast.

Q: Is the black panther a different kind of animal?
A: No, the black panther is not a different kind of animal. It is a leopard or a jaguar with black color.

Q: Where does the black color come from?
A: The black color comes from the skin and the fur.

Q: When can we see spots on its body?
A: Sometimes, if the sun is bright, you can see spots on its body.

Q: What are these spots like?
A: These spots are like the normal leopard or jaguar.

Q: Where do black panthers live?
A: Black panthers live in warm places.

Q: Do they live in forests and jungles?
A: Yes, they live in forests and jungles.

Q: Which places do they live in?
A: Some live in Africa, some in Asia, and some in South America.

Q: Why are trees important for them?
A: They like places with many trees. Trees are important for them.

Q: What can panthers do with trees?
A: Panthers can climb trees and hide from danger.

Q: Where do they rest during the day?
A: They rest in trees during the day.

Q: What does the black panther eat?
A: The black panther is a carnivore. This means it eats meat.

Q: What animals does it eat?
A: It eats animals like deer, birds, and small animals.

Q: Is the black panther a good hunter?
A: Yes, the black panther is a very good hunter.

Q: When does it hunt?
A: It hunts mostly at night.

Q: How does it see at night?
A: At night, it can see very well.

Q: How does its black color help it?
A: Its black color helps it hide in the dark.

Q: How is the black panther’s body?
A: The black panther is very fast and strong.

Q: What can it do when it moves?
A: It can run quickly and jump far.

Q: Can it climb and jump in trees?
A: It can climb very high. Sometimes, it jumps from tree to tree.

Q: Is it noisy?
A: It is very quiet. It does not make much noise.

Q: When does it roar?
A: When it wants, it can roar. Its roar is very loud.

Q: Why does it use the roar?
A: It uses the roar to protect its home or to scare other animals.

Q: Do black panthers live in groups?
A: No, black panthers usually live alone.

Q: When do they meet other panthers?
A: They meet other panthers only to have babies.

Q: What is a baby panther called?
A: A baby panther is called a cub.

Q: Who takes care of the cubs?
A: The mother panther takes care of her cubs.

Q: What does the mother teach the cubs?
A: She teaches them how to hunt and how to live in the forest.

Q: How long do cubs stay with the mother?
A: Cubs stay with their mother for a long time.

Q: Why is the black panther important for nature?
A: The black panther is important for nature. It helps keep the forest alive.

Q: What happens without black panthers?
A: Without black panthers, some animals can eat too much food and destroy the forest.

Q: Are black panthers in danger today?
A: Yes, today, black panthers are in danger.

Q: Why is deforestation bad for panthers?
A: People cut the forests to build houses and roads. This is called deforestation. It is very bad for panthers.

Q: Do people hunt black panthers?
A: Some people hunt black panthers for their fur.

Q: Is this legal?
A: This is illegal in many countries, but it still happens.

Q: What should we do?
A: We must protect the black panther and its home.

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Interview with a black panther

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Q: Hello, black panther. Can you tell me about yourself?
A: Hello. I am a black panther. I am big and strong. I am very fast and very quiet. I am also very beautiful.

Q: Are you a different kind of animal?
A: No. I am not a different kind of animal. I am a leopard or a jaguar with black color.

Q: Why is your color black?
A: My black color comes from my skin and my fur. When the sun is bright, you can see spots on my body.

Q: Where do you live?
A: I live in warm places. I live in forests and jungles. Some of us live in Africa, some in Asia, and some in South America.

Q: Why are trees important for you?
A: Trees are very important. I can climb trees and hide from danger. I also rest in trees during the day.

Q: What do you do at night?
A: At night, I hunt. I can see very well at night. My black color helps me hide in the dark.

Q: What animals do you eat?
A: I eat meat. I eat deer, birds, and small animals. I am a very good hunter.

Q: Are you loud or quiet?
A: I am very quiet. I do not make much noise. But sometimes I roar. My roar is very loud.

Q: Why do you roar?
A: I roar to protect my home or to scare other animals.

Q: Do you live with other black panthers?
A: No. I usually live alone. I do not live in groups like lions.

Q: What about baby panthers?
A: A baby panther is called a cub. The mother panther takes care of her cubs. Cubs stay with their mother for a long time.

Q: What problems do you have today?
A: Today, we are in danger. People cut the forests. This is called deforestation. It is very bad for us.

Q: Is hunting a problem?
A: Yes. Some people hunt us for our fur. This is illegal in many countries, but it still happens.

Q: What do you want people to know?
A: We are important for nature. We help keep the forest alive. People must protect us and our home.

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Vocabulary:

Deutsch	English	Definition
ein Landtier	a land animal	An animal that lives on land, not in water.
hauptsächlich	mainly	Most of the time / in the biggest part.
selten sein	to be rare	Not many exist / very few.
ein offener Platz	an open place	A place with no trees or buildings, empty and big.
ein Grasland	a grassland	Big area with a lot of grass, no trees.
eine Savanne	a savanna	Big open area with grass and some trees (like in Africa).
jagen	to hunt	To run after animals and catch them for food.
viel Platz	a lot of space	Very big area to move.
frei bewegen	to move freely	To go where you want, no walls or problems.
ein schlanker Körper	a slim body	A long and thin body (not fat).
das Gleichgewicht halten	to keep balance	To not fall when you run fast.
ein Fell	a fur	The hair on an animal’s body.
ein Fleck / ein Punkt	a spot	A small round mark (black on yellow, for example).
sich verstecken	to hide	To go where others cannot see you.
vor der Sonne schützen	to protect from the sun	To keep safe from hot sun.
ein Fleischfresser	a carnivore	An animal that eats meat.
ein Hirsch	a deer	An animal with horns that eats grass.
ein Hase	a rabbit	A small animal with long ears that jumps.
eine Antilope	an antelope	A fast animal with horns that lives in Africa.
eine Beute fangen	to catch a prey	To run and take an animal to eat.
für kurze Zeit	for a short time	Only a little time, not long.
sich ausruhen	to rest	To stop moving and sleep or relax.
müde werden	to get tired	To feel no energy after running.
jagen beibringen	to teach how to hunt	To show young animals how to catch food.
ein Junges	a cub	A baby cheetah or big cat.
süß sein	to be cute	To look very nice and lovely.
verspielt sein	to be playful	To like playing and running for fun.
vor Gefahr schützen	to protect from danger	To keep safe from bad things or enemies.
in Gefahr sein	to be in danger	To have big problems, maybe die.
zerstören	to destroy	To break or make something bad.
ein sicherer Ort	a safe place	A good place with no danger.
ein Lebensraum / Habitat	a habitat	The home where an animal lives (with food, water…).
zum Schluss	in conclusion	At the end / to finish.
die Natur retten	to save nature	To help animals, plants and the world stay alive.

The cheetah is a beautiful and interesting animal. It is a wild animal and it lives in nature. The cheetah is famous because it is the fastest land animal in the world. Many people like the cheetah because it is strong, fast, and elegant.

The cheetah lives mainly in Africa. Some cheetahs also live in parts of Asia, but they are very rare there. Cheetahs like open places such as grasslands and savannas. These places are good for running and hunting. The cheetah needs a lot of space to live and move freely.

The cheetah has a slim body and long legs. Its body is made for speed. It has a small head and a long tail. The tail helps the cheetah keep balance when it runs. The cheetah has yellow fur with black spots all over its body. These spots help the cheetah hide in the grass. The cheetah also has black lines on its face. These lines go from the eyes to the mouth and help protect its eyes from the sun.

The cheetah eats meat. It is a

carnivore.

It hunts animals like deer, rabbits, and small antelopes. The cheetah hunts during the day. It uses its strong legs and fast speed to catch its prey. The cheetah can run very fast, up to 100 kilometers per hour, but only for a short time. After running, the cheetah needs to rest because it gets tired quickly.

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Cheetahs usually live alone, but sometimes they live in small groups. A mother cheetah lives with her babies. She takes care of them and teaches them how to hunt. Baby cheetahs are called cubs. They are very cute and playful. The mother protects them from danger.

Today, cheetahs are in danger. There are not many cheetahs left in the world. People destroy their homes and hunt animals that cheetahs eat. Because of this, cheetahs cannot find enough food or safe places to live. Many organizations work to protect cheetahs and their habitats.

In conclusion, the cheetah is an amazing animal. It is fast, beautiful, and important for nature. We should learn about cheetahs and help protect them. Saving cheetahs means saving nature and the future of our planet.

Good luck!

Match word and definition, part 1:

1. a land animal
2. mainly
3. to be rare
4. an open place
5. a grassland
6. a savanna
7. to hunt
8. a lot of space
9. to move freely
10. a slim body
11. to keep balance
12. a fur
13. a spot
14. to hide
15. to protect from the sun
16. a carnivore
17. a deer

Definitions:

A. An animal that eats meat.
B. Big area with a lot of grass, no trees.
C. To run after animals and catch them for food.
D. Very big area to move.
E. To not fall when you run fast.
F. A long and thin body (not fat).
G. To go where you want, no walls or problems.
H. To go where others cannot see you.
I. An animal with horns that eats grass.
J. An animal that lives on land, not in water.
K. The hair on an animal’s body.
L. Big open area with grass and some trees (like in Africa).
M. A small round mark (black on yellow, for example).
N. To keep safe from hot sun.
O. Not many exist / very few.
P. A place with no trees or buildings, empty and big.
Q. Most of the time / in the biggest part.
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Answers:
1-J, 2-Q, 3-O, 4-P, 5-B, 6-L,
7-C, 8-D, 9-G, 10-F, 11-E, 12-K,
13-M, 14-H, 15-N, 16-A, 17-I

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Match word and definition, part 2:

18. an antelope
19. to catch a prey
20. for a short time
21. to rest
22. to get tired
23. to teach how to hunt
24. a cub
25. to be cute
26. to be playful
27. to protect from danger
28. to be in danger
29. to destroy
30. a safe place
31. a habitat
32. in conclusion
33. to save nature
34. a rabbit

Definitions:

A. To break or make something bad.
B. To help animals, plants and the world stay alive.
C. The home where an animal lives (with food, water…).
D. A baby cheetah or big cat.
E. To have big problems, maybe die.
F. To show young animals how to catch food.
G. A fast animal with horns that lives in Africa.
H. A good place with no danger.
I. Only a little time, not long.
J. At the end / to finish.
K. To feel no energy after running.
L. To stop moving and sleep or relax.
M. An animal with long ears that jumps.
N. To like playing and running for fun.
O. To run and take an animal to eat.
P. To look very nice and lovely.
Q. To keep safe from bad things or enemies.

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Answers:
18-G, 19-O, 20-I, 21-L, 22-K, 23-F,
24-D, 25-P, 26-N, 27-Q, 28-E, 29-A,
30-H, 31-C, 32-J, 33-B, 34-M

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True or false:

1. A cheetah is a land animal.
2. Cheetahs mainly live in the sea.
3. Cheetahs are very common animals.
4. A savanna is an open place with a lot of trees.
5. A grassland has a lot of grass.
6. Cheetahs hunt rabbits and deer.
7. Cheetahs like small places with no space.
8. A cheetah has a fat body.
9. Spots on fur help a cheetah to hide.
10. A carnivore eats only grass.
11. An antelope is faster than a cheetah for a long time.
12. Cheetahs run for a short time and then get tired.
13. A cub is an old cheetah.
14. Cubs are cute and playful.
15. Mothers teach cubs how to hunt.
16. Cheetahs rest a lot after they hunt.
17. Cheetahs are in danger because people destroy their habitat.
18. A safe place is bad for animals.
19. In conclusion, we must save nature.
20. A rabbit is a carnivore.

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True: 1,5,6,9,12,14,15,16,17,19

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Correct answers:

1. A cheetah is a land animal.
2. Cheetahs mainly live in the sea.
   → False
   True is: Cheetahs mainly live on land / in a savanna.
3. Cheetahs are very common animals.
   → False
   True is: Cheetahs are rare animals. / Cheetahs to be rare.
4. A savanna is an open place with a lot of trees.
   → False
   True is: A savanna is an open place with a lot of grass and some trees.
5. A grassland has a lot of grass.
6. Cheetahs hunt rabbits and deer.
7. Cheetahs like small places with no space.
   → False
   True is: Cheetahs like a lot of space to move freely.
8. A cheetah has a fat body.
   → False
   True is: A cheetah has a slim body.
9. Spots on fur help a cheetah to hide.
10. A carnivore eats only grass.
    → False
    True is: A carnivore eats meat.
11. An antelope is faster than a cheetah for a short time.
    → False
    True is: A cheetah is faster than an antelope for a short time.
12. Cheetahs run for a short time and then get tired.
13. A cub is an old cheetah.
    → False
    True is: A cub is a baby cheetah.
14. Cubs are cute and playful.
15. Mothers teach cubs how to hunt.
16. Cheetahs rest a lot after they hunt.
17. Cheetahs are in danger because people destroy their habitat.
18. A safe place is bad for animals.
    → False
    True is: A safe place is good for animals.
19. In conclusion, we must save nature.
20. A rabbit is a carnivore.
    → False
    True is: A rabbit is not a carnivore. / A rabbit eats grass (not meat).

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Fill in, words below:

prey – cubs – protect – grassland – savanna –
carnivore – destroy – hunt – playful –
fur – danger – trees –
mother – cheetahs –
slim

1. A cheetah is a fast land animal that lives mainly in a __________.
2. Cheetahs need a lot of space to move freely and to __________.
3. A savanna is an open place with a lot of grass and some __________.
4. A __________ is a big open place where cheetahs can run fast.
5. Cheetahs have a __________ body and spots on their fur.
6. The spots on the __________ help the cheetah to hide very well.
7. A cheetah is a __________ and it hunts an antelope or a deer.
8. Cheetahs catch __________ very fast but only for a short time.
9. After they hunt, __________ get tired and they need to rest.
10. A cub is a baby cheetah and it is very cute and __________.
11. The cubs like to be playful and they move freely with their __________.
12. Mothers teach their __________ how to hunt in the savanna.
13. Cheetahs are rare [not many]and they are in ___________ in many places.
14. People __________ the habitat and this makes cheetahs in danger.
15. In conclusion, we must save nature to __________ the cheetahs and their safe place.

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Correct version:

1. A cheetah is a fast land animal that lives mainly in a savanna.
2. Cheetahs need a lot of space to move freely and to hunt.
3. A savanna is an open place with a lot of grass and some trees.
4. A grassland is a big open place where cheetahs can run fast.
5. Cheetahs have a slim body and spots on their fur.
6. The spots on the fur help the cheetah to hide very well.
7. A cheetah is a carnivore and it hunts an antelope or a deer.
8. Cheetahs catch prey very fast but only for a short time.
9. After they hunt, cheetahs get tired and they need to rest.
10. A cub is a baby cheetah and it is very cute and playful.
11. The cubs like to be playful and they move freely with their mother.
12. Mothers teach their cubs how to hunt in the savanna.
13. Cheetahs are rare and they are in danger in many places.
14. People destroy the habitat and this makes cheetahs in danger.
15. In conclusion, we must save nature to protect the cheetahs and their safe place.

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Connect:

1. Cheetahs mainly live | a. how to hunt
2. A cheetah has spots on its fur | b. because they are rare
3. Cheetahs need a lot of space | c. in a savanna
4. A cub is very cute | d. to hide
5. Mothers teach their cubs | e. to move freely
6. Cheetahs get tired | f. after a short time
7. Cheetahs are in danger | g. and playful
8. A grassland and a savanna | h. to catch prey
9. Cheetahs run very fast | i. are good habitats
10. In conclusion, we must | j. save nature

_____________________

Answers:
1-c, 2-d, 3-e, 4-g, 5-a,
6-f, 7-b, 8-i, 9-h, 10-j

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Correct version:

1. Cheetahs mainly live in a savanna.
2. A cheetah has spots on its fur to hide.
3. Cheetahs need a lot of space to move freely.
4. A cub is very cute and playful.
5. Mothers teach their cubs how to hunt.
6. Cheetahs get tired after a short time.
7. Cheetahs are in danger because they are rare.
8. A grassland and a savanna are good habitats.
9. Cheetahs run very fast to catch prey.
10. In conclusion, we must save nature.

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Answer:

1. Is a cheetah the slowest or fastest land animal?
   
   YOU WRITE:
   A cheetah is the fastetst land animal.
   
2. Does the cheetah live in Africa or South America?
   ______________________________
3. Does the cheetah like open grasslands or dense forests?
   ______________________________
4. Does a cheetah have a slim body or a heavy body?
   ______________________________
5. Is the cheetah’s tail used for balance or sleeping?
   ______________________________
6. Does the cheetah eat meat or plants?
   ______________________________
7. Does the cheetah hunt during the day or at night?
   ______________________________
8. Can a cheetah run fast for a long time or a short time?
   ______________________________
9. Are baby cheetahs called cubs or calves?
   ______________________________
10. Are cheetahs safe today or in danger?
    ______________________________

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Correct answers:

1. A cheetah is the fastest land animal in the world.
2. The cheetah lives mainly in Africa.
3. The cheetah likes open grasslands and savannas.
4. The cheetah has a slim body.
5. The cheetah’s tail is used for balance.
6. The cheetah eats meat.
7. The cheetah hunts during the day.
8. A cheetah can run fast for a short time.
9. Baby cheetahs are called cubs.
10. Cheetahs are in danger today.

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BONUS DIALOGUE

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Interview with an expert on the cheetah

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Interviewer: What does the cheetah eat?
Expert: The cheetah eats meat. It is a carnivore.

Interviewer: Where do we find cheetahs?
Expert: The cheetahs live mainly in Africa.

Interviewer: How fast can the cheetah run?
Expert: It can run up to 100 kilometers per hour.

Interviewer: Who teaches the cubs to hunt?
Expert: The mother teaches them how to hunt.

Interviewer: Why are cheetahs in danger today?
Expert: People destroy their homes and hunt the animals that cheetahs eat.

Interviewer: Which places does the cheetah like?
Expert: Cheetahs like open places such as grasslands and savannas.

Interviewer: When does the cheetah hunt?
Expert: The cheetah hunts during the day.

Interviewer: What is special about the cheetah?
Expert: The cheetah is the fastest land animal in the world.

Interviewer: How long can it run at this speed?
Expert: Only for a short time. After running, it needs to rest.

Interviewer: Who lives with the cheetah cubs?
Expert: The mother cheetah lives with her babies and protects them.

Interviewer: Why does the cheetah need a lot of space?
Expert: The cheetah needs space to live and move freely.

Interviewer: Which animals does the cheetah hunt?
Expert: It hunts deer, rabbits, and small antelopes.

Interviewer: What does the cheetah look like?
Expert: The cheetah has a slim body, long legs, a small head, and a long tail.

Interviewer: Where can you find cheetahs in Asia?
Expert: Some cheetahs live in parts of Asia, but they are very rare there.

Interviewer: Why are grasslands good for cheetahs?
Expert: Grasslands and savannas are good for running and hunting.

Interviewer: What is a cheetah?
Expert: The cheetah is a beautiful and interesting wild animal.

Interviewer: What do the black spots do?
Expert: The spots help the cheetah hide in the grass.

Interviewer: What are the black lines on the cheetah’s face for?
Expert: They protect the eyes from the sun.

Interviewer: How does the tail help the cheetah?
Expert: The tail helps the cheetah keep balance when it runs.

Interviewer: How does the cheetah hunt?
Expert: It uses strong legs and very fast speed to catch animals.

Interviewer: Why is it important to save cheetahs?
Expert: Saving cheetahs means saving nature and the future.

Interviewer: How many cheetahs are left in the world?
Expert: There are not many cheetahs left.

Interviewer: Which color is the cheetah?
Expert: The cheetah has yellow fur with black spots.

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Interview with a cheetah

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Interviewer: Who are you?
Cheetah: I am a cheetah. I am a wild animal. I live in nature.

Interviewer: What kind of animal are you?
Cheetah: I am strong, fast, and elegant. I am famous because I am the fastest land animal in the world.

Interviewer: Where do you live?
Cheetah: I live mainly in Africa. Some cheetahs live in Asia, but they are very rare.

Interviewer: Which places do you like?
Cheetah: I like grasslands and savannas. These open places are good for running.

Interviewer: Why are open places important for you?
Cheetah: I need a lot of space to move freely and hunt.

Interviewer: How does your body help you run?
Cheetah: I have long legs and a slim body. My body is made for speed.

Interviewer: What helps you keep balance?
Cheetah: My long tail helps me when I run fast.

Interviewer: What color is your fur?
Cheetah: My fur is yellow with black spots. The spots help me hide in the grass.

Interviewer: What are the black lines on your face for?
Cheetah: They protect my eyes from the sun.

Interviewer: What do you eat?
Cheetah: I eat meat. I hunt deer, rabbits, and small antelopes.

Interviewer: When do you hunt?
Cheetah: I hunt during the day.

Interviewer: How fast can you run?
Cheetah: I can run up to 100 kilometers per hour, but only for a short time.

Interviewer: What do you do after running?
Cheetah: I need to rest because I get tired quickly.

Interviewer: How do cheetahs live?
Cheetah: We usually live alone. Sometimes we live in small groups.

Interviewer: Who takes care of the babies?
Cheetah: The mother takes care of the cubs and teaches them how to hunt.

Interviewer: Why are cheetahs in danger today?
Cheetah: People destroy our homes and hunt animals that we eat.

Interviewer: What should people do now?
Cheetah: People should protect cheetahs and habitats. Saving cheetahs means saving nature and the future of our planet.

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• if you are not familiar with numbers, do NUMBERS first

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Deutsch	English	Simple definition
(93)
Wie spät ist es?	What’s the time?	You ask for the time
senden	to send	to give something to someone
reiten / fahren	to ride	to sit on and go
spielen	to play	to have fun
ein Skateboard	a skateboard	a board with wheels
anschauen	to watch	to look at something
skaten	to skate	to move on skates
kochen	to cook	to make food
machen	to make	to create something
ein Pferd	a horse	a big animal
Computerspiele	computer games	games on a computer
ein Fahrrad	a bike	you ride it
ein Klavier	a piano	a music instrument
ein Video	a video	moving pictures
eine Textnachricht	a text message	short phone message
Fußball	football	a game with a ball
(94)
Freizeitaktivität	free time activity	fun activity
wahr sein	to be true	it is correct
(95)
lesen	to read	look at words
trinken	to drink	have water
eine Zeitung	a newspaper	paper with news
Skateboard fahren	to skateboard	ride a skateboard
(96)
Musik hören	to listen to music	hear songs
Spaß haben	to have fun	feel happy
ein schlimmer Tag	a terrible day	very bad day
Kannst du zu mir kommen?	Can you come to my place?	ask someone to visit
(97)
Tagesablauf	daily routine	things every day
Komm schnell her!	Get here soon!	come fast
kaputt sein	to be broken	not working
morgens aufstehen	to get up in the morning	leave bed
Sachen packen	to pack things	put in a bag
gehen / verlassen	to leave	go away
Hausaufgaben machen	to do one’s homework	school work
normalerweise	usually	most days
ins Bett gehen	to go to bed	go to sleep
(98)
ankommen	to arrive	come to a place
ein Regenschirm	an umbrella	keeps you dry
Angst haben	to be scared	feel afraid
plötzlich	suddenly	very fast
Das Telefon klingelt	the phone is ringing	phone is making a sound
(99)
sich beeilen	to hurry	go fast
nur eine Minute	just a minute	short time
eine Tasche finden	to find a bag	see and get it
(100)
Roller fahren	to ride a scooter	ride a small vehicle
skaten	to skate	move on skates
Snowboard fahren	to snowboard	ride on snow
(101)
Freizeit	free time	time for fun
täglich	daily	every day
Wie spät ist es?	What’s the time?	ask the time
Entschuldigung	Excuse me	polite word
sich beeilen	to hurry	go fast
eine Uhr	a clock	shows time
Schlafenszeit	bedtime	time to sleep
eine Pause	a break	short rest
eine Übung	an exercise	practice
draußen	outside	not inside
draußen schneien	to snow outside	snow falls
lernen	to study	learn
jemanden aufwecken	to wake somebody up	stop sleeping
unglaublich	amazing	very good
die Tür öffnen	to answer the door	open door
ein Busch	a bush	small plant
sich verstecken	to hide	not be seen
an die Tür klopfen	to knock at the door	hit the door
ein Wohnzimmer	a living room	room with sofa
eine Überraschung	a surprise	not expected
schieben	to push	move with hands
kochen	to cook	make food
eine Textnachricht	a text message	phone message
aufpassen auf	to look after	take care
eine Straße	a road	cars drive
ein Ort (Zuhause)	a place (home)	where you live
ein Hinweis	a clue	helps find
Bis bald	See you soon	goodbye
das Wetter	weather	sun, rain
eine halbe Stunde	half an hour	30 minutes
eine Viertelstunde	a quarter of an hour	15 minutes
drei Viertelstunden	three quarters of an hour	45 minutes
genau zur vollen Stunde	on the hour	exact time
Beeil dich!	to hurry up	go faster

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What time is it?

1. It is quarter past two.
   
   YOU WRITE:
   2:15
   
2. It is half past eight.
   
   YOU WRITE:
   8:30
   
3. It is quarter to nine.
   ___________________
4. It is twenty past seven.
   ___________________
5. It is ten to four.
   ___________________
6. It is five to one.
   ___________________
7. It is half past five.
   ___________________
8. It is quarter past ten.
   ___________________
9. It is twenty-five past three.
   ___________________
10. It is quarter to twelve.
    ___________________
11. It is five past twelve.
    ___________________
12. It is twenty to six.
    ___________________
13. It is half past eleven.
    ___________________
14. It is quarter past six.
    ___________________
15. It is five past three.
    ___________________
16. It is ten past eleven.
    ___________________
17. It is twenty-five to eight.
    ___________________
18. It is quarter to one.
    ___________________
19. It is half past two.
    ___________________
20. It is twenty past nine.
    ___________________
21. It is ten to seven.
    ___________________
22. It is quarter past four.
    ___________________
23. It is five to ten.
    ___________________
24. It is twenty-five past six.
    ___________________
25. It is half past three.
    ___________________
26. It is quarter to eight.
    ___________________
27. It is five past nine.
    ___________________
28. It is twenty past twelve.
    ___________________
29. It is ten past five.
    ___________________
30. It is quarter to three.
    ___________________

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Correct answers:

1. It is quarter past two — 2:15
2. It is half past eight — 8:30
3. It is quarter to nine — 8:45
4. It is twenty past seven — 7:20
5. It is ten to four — 3:50
6. It is five to one — 12:55
7. It is half past five — 5:30
8. It is quarter past ten — 10:15
9. It is twenty-five past three — 3:25
10. It is quarter to twelve — 11:45
11. It is five past twelve — 12:05
12. It is twenty to six — 5:40
13. It is half past eleven — 11:30
14. It is quarter past six — 6:15
15. It is five past three — 3:05
16. It is ten past eleven — 11:10
17. It is twenty-five to eight — 7:35
18. It is quarter to one — 12:45
19. It is half past two — 2:30
20. It is twenty past nine — 9:20
21. It is ten to seven — 6:50
22. It is quarter past four — 4:15
23. It is five to ten — 9:55
24. It is twenty-five past six — 6:25
25. It is half past three — 3:30
26. It is quarter to eight — 7:45
27. It is five past nine — 9:05
28. It is twenty past twelve — 12:20
29. It is ten past five — 5:10
30. It is quarter to three — 2:45

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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1. When to use it (Present Continuous = “-ing” form)

We use the present continuous to talk about things that are happening right now, at the moment of speaking, at this moment.

Examples:

• I am eating. (I am eating now.)
• She is reading a book. (She is reading now.)
• They are playing football. (They are playing now.)

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2. How to form it

Formula:

Subject + be + verb + -ing

Step 1: Use the right form of be

• I → am
• He / She / It → is
• You / We / They → are

Step 2: Add verb + -ing

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3. How to make -ing verbs (rules)

1. Normal verbs: just add -ing

• eat → eating
• play → playing
• read → reading

2. Verbs ending with -e: remove -e and add -ing

• make → making
• write → writing
• dance → dancing

3. One-syllable verbs with one vowel + one consonant: double the last consonant and add -ing

• run → running
• sit → sitting
• swim → swimming

4. Verbs ending with -ie: change -ie to -y and add -ing

• lie → lying
• die → dying

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✅ Quick tip:

• Words like now, at the moment, today often show we use present continuous.
• Don’t forget -ing at the end of the verb!

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FILL IN the correct form of the verb:

People ___________ (to be) on a beach.
The sun ___________ (to shine).

Children __________ (to play) in the sand.
Two children __________ (to build) a sandcastle.
A dog __________ (to walk) near the sandcastle.

One child __________ (to run).
A baby __________ (to crwal) on the sand.

Some people__________ (to walk) on the beach.
A man __________ (to cook) food at a table.

People __________ (to swim) in the sea.
Children __________ (to play) in the water.

A woman __________ (to take) a photo.
Birds __________ (to fly) in the sky.

Everyone__________ (to have) fun on the beach.

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Correct version – audio file => listen:

People are on a beach.
The sun is shining.

Children are playing in the sand.
Two children are building a sandcastle.
A dog is walking near the sandcastle.

One child is running.
A baby is crawling on the sand.

Some people are walking on the beach.
A man is cooking food at a table.

People are swimming in the sea.
Children are playing in the water.

A woman is taking a photo.
Birds are flying in the sky.

Everyone is having fun on the beach.

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Short answers, how to………

___________________________

Give short answers as shown:

People are on a beach.

YOU WRITE:
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t (=are not)

The sun is shining.

YOU WRITE:
Yes, he is.
No, he isn’t (=is not)

“The sun is he,
and the moon is she.”

Children are playing in the sand.
___________________
___________________
Two children are building a sandcastle.
___________________
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A dog is walking near the sandcastle.
___________________
___________________

One child is running.
A baby is crawling on the sand.
___________________
___________________

Some people are walking on the beach.
A man is cooking food at a table.
___________________
___________________

People are swimming in the sea.
Children are playing in the water.
___________________
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Correct answers:

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Children are playing in the sand.
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t (=are not)

Two children are building a sandcastle.
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t (=are not)

A dog is walking near the sandcastle.
Yes, it is.
No, it isn’t (=is not)

One child is running.
Yes, he/she is.
No, he/she isn’t (=is not)

A baby is crawling on the sand.
Yes, he/she is.
No, he/she isn’t (=is not)

Some people are walking on the beach.
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t (=are not)

A man is cooking food at a table.
Yes, he is.
No, he isn’t (=is not)

People are swimming in the sea.
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t (=are not)

Children are playing in the water.
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t (=are not)

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Sandra’s day:

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Interviewer: Who gets up first in your family?
Sandra: I do. I get up at ten past six.

Interviewer: What do you do first?
Sandra: I wash my face and brush my teeth.

Interviewer: When do you have breakfast?
Sandra: At half past six.

Interviewer: How do you go to school?
Sandra: I walk to school.

Interviewer: What time does school start?
Sandra: At eight o’clock.

Interviewer: What do you do at school?
Sandra: I have lessons and play with friends.

Interviewer: When do you have lunch?
Sandra: At half past twelve.

Interviewer: Who do you play with after lunch?
Sandra: I play with my classmates.

Interviewer: When does school finish?
Sandra: At three o’clock.

Interviewer: What do you do after school?
Sandra: I do my homework and play a little.

Interviewer: When do you have a snack?
Sandra: At half past four.

Interviewer: Who cooks dinner?
Sandra: My mum cooks dinner at half past six.

Interviewer: What do you do in the evening?
Sandra: I watch TV and read a book.

Interviewer: When do you go to bed?
Sandra: At nine o’clock.

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Present simple (always, every day, never) and
present continuous (now, at the moment)

1. Sandra: I get up at ten past six (every day, always).
   
   YOU WRITE:
   
   Now (present continuous) it is ten past six.
   Sandra is getting up.
   
2. I have breakfast at half past six (every day, always).
   _____________________
   _____________________
3. School starts at eight o’clock.
   _____________________
   _____________________
4. I have lunch at half past twelve.
   _____________________
   _____________________
5. School finishes at three o’clock.
   _____________________
   _____________________
6. I have a snack at half past four.
   _____________________
   _____________________
7. Dinner is at half past six.
   _____________________
   _____________________
8. I go to bed at nine o’clock.
   _____________________
   _____________________
   

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Correct answers:

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Sandra: I get up at ten past six (every day, always).
Now (present continuous) it is ten past six.
Sandra is getting up.

I have breakfast at half past six.
Now it is half past six.
Sandra is having breakfast.

School starts at eight o’clock.
Now it is eight o’clock.
School is starting.

I have lunch at half past twelve.
Now it is half past twelve.
Sandra is having lunch.

School finishes at three o’clock.
Now it is three o’clock.
School is finishing.

I have a snack at half past four.
Now it is half past four.
Sandra is having a snack.

Dinner is at half past six.
Now it is half past six.
Sandra is having dinner.

I go to bed at nine o’clock.
Now it is nine o’clock.
Sandra is going to bed.

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Salas’s day:

Interviewer: Who gets up first in your family?
Salas: I do. I get up at (6:10)__________________

YOU WRITE: ten past six

Interviewer: What do you do first?
Salas: At (6:29)__________________, I wash my face and brush my teeth.

Interviewer: When do you have breakfast?
Salas: At __________________ (6:30), I have breakfast.

Interviewer: How do you go to school?
Salas: At __________________ (6:55), I walk to school.

Interviewer: What time does school start?
Salas: At __________________ (8:00), school starts.

Interviewer: What do you do at school?
Salas: At __________________ (9:10), I have lessons and play with my friends.

Interviewer: When do you have lunch?
Salas: At __________________ (12:30), I have lunch.

Interviewer: Who do you play with after lunch?
Salas: At __________________ (12:55), I play with my classmates.

Interviewer: When does school finish?
Salas: At __________________ (3:00), school finishes.

Interviewer: What do you do after school?
Salas: At __________________ (3:10), I do my homework and play.

Interviewer: When do you have a snack?
Salas: At __________________ (4:20), I have a snack.

Interviewer: Who cooks dinner?
Salas: At __________________ (5:30), my mum cooks dinner.

Interviewer: What do you do in the evening?
Salas: At __________________ (7:55), I watch TV.

Interviewer: When do you go to bed?
Salas: At __________________ (9:00), I go to bed.

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Correct answers:

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Salas’s day:

Interviewer: Who gets up first in your family?
Salas: I do. I get up at ten past six.

Interviewer: What do you do first?
Salas: At twenty past six, I wash my face and brush my teeth.

Interviewer: When do you have breakfast?
Salas: At half past six, I have breakfast.

Interviewer: How do you go to school?
Salas: At five to seven, I walk to school.

Interviewer: What time does school start?
Salas: At eight o’clock, school starts.

Interviewer: What do you do at school?
Salas: At ten past nine, I have lessons and play with my friends.

Interviewer: When do you have lunch?
Salas: At half past twelve, I have lunch.

Interviewer: Who do you play with after lunch?
Salas: At five to one, I play with my classmates.

Interviewer: When does school finish?
Salas: At three o’clock, school finishes.

Interviewer: What do you do after school?
Salas: At ten past three, I do my homework and play.

Interviewer: When do you have a snack?
Salas: At twenty past four, I have a snack.

Interviewer: Who cooks dinner?
Salas: At half past six, my mum cooks dinner.

Interviewer: What do you do in the evening?
Salas: At five to eight, I watch TV.

Interviewer: When do you go to bed?
Salas: At nine o’clock, I go to bed.

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Oum’s day:

Interviewer: Who gets up first in your family?
Oum: My sister does. I get up at _______________ (6:55).

Interviewer: What do you do first?
Oum: At _______________ (7:10), I wash my face.

Interviewer: When do you brush your teeth?
Oum: At _______________ (7:15), I brush my teeth.

Interviewer: When do you have breakfast?
Oum: At _______________ (7:30), I have breakfast.

Interviewer: How do you go to school?
Oum: At _______________ (7:40), I go to school by bus.

Interviewer: What time does school start?
Oum: At _______________ (8:00), school starts.

Interviewer: What do you do at school?
Oum: At _______________ (10:10), I have lessons and play with my friends.

Interviewer: When do you have lunch?
Oum: At _______________ (12:55), I have lunch.

Interviewer: Who do you play with after lunch?
Oum: At _______________ (1:10), I play with my friends.

Interviewer: When does school finish?
Oum: At _______________ (2:30), school finishes.

Interviewer: What do you do after school?
Oum: At _______________ (3:00), I do my homework.

Interviewer: When do you have a snack?
Oum: At _______________ (4:20), I have a snack.

Interviewer: Who cooks dinner?
Oum: At _______________ (6:00), my dad cooks dinner.

Interviewer: What do you do in the evening?
Oum: At _______________ (7:55), I read a book.

Interviewer: When do you go to bed?
Oum: At _______________ (8:30), I go to bed.

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Correct version:

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Oum’s day:

Interviewer: Who gets up first in your family?
Oum: My sister does. I get up at five to seven.

Interviewer: What do you do first?
Oum: At ten past seven, I wash my face.

Interviewer: When do you brush your teeth?
Oum: At quarter past seven, I brush my teeth.

Interviewer: When do you have breakfast?
Oum: At half past seven, I have breakfast.

Interviewer: How do you go to school?
Oum: At twenty to eight, I go to school by bus.

Interviewer: What time does school start?
Oum: At eight o’clock, school starts.

Interviewer: What do you do at school?
Oum: At ten past ten, I have lessons and play with my friends.

Interviewer: When do you have lunch?
Oum: At five to one, I have lunch.

Interviewer: Who do you play with after lunch?
Oum: At ten past one, I play with my friends.

Interviewer: When does school finish?
Oum: At half past two, school finishes.

Interviewer: What do you do after school?
Oum: At three o’clock, I do my homework.

Interviewer: When do you have a snack?
Oum: At twenty past four, I have a snack.

Interviewer: Who cooks dinner?
Oum: At six o’clock, my dad cooks dinner.

Interviewer: What do you do in the evening?
Oum: At five to eight, I read a book.

Interviewer: When do you go to bed?
Oum: At half past eight, I go to bed.

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