Autor: wolfgang kugler

  • Meet Ben again, looking back at his daily life when he was ten years old (A1, A1+, past simple)

    • a typical day when 10.

    Before doing that exercise go to Ben’s childhood text, and Past Simple



    My name is Ben. I am seventeen years old now, but I remember my daily routine when I was ten.

    I woke up at seven o’clock every morning. I ate breakfast, usually cereal with milk. Then, I brushed my teeth and got dressed for school. School started at half past eight. I had lessons like maths, English, and science. My favourite subject was art.

    At twelve o’clock, I ate lunch at school with my friends. After lunch, we had more lessons. School finished at three o’clock. I went home and did my homework first. Then, I had free time. I often played football in the park or played video games.

    I had dinner with my family at six o’clock. After dinner, I sometimes watched television or read a book. I took a shower and put on my pyjamas. I went to bed at nine o’clock. I read in bed for a short time before I slept.

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    Vocabulary – with past tense form in (_____):

    childhood
    The time when you are a child.

    to remember (remembered)
    To think about something from the past.

    daily routine
    The normal things you do every day.

    to wake up (woke up)
    To stop sleeping.

    to eat breakfast (ate breakfast)
    To have your first meal in the morning.

    usually
    What happens most of the time.

    cereal
    A breakfast food made from grain, often eaten with milk.

    to brush teeth (brushed teeth)
    To clean your teeth with a brush.

    to get dressed (got dressed)
    To put on your clothes.

    a lesson
    A time in school when a teacher helps you learn.

    science
    Learning about the world, like plants, animals, and experiments.

    the favourite subject
    The school lesson you like the most.

    lunch
    A meal you eat in the middle of the day.

    to finish (finished)
    To end.

    free time
    Time when you can do what you want, with no work or school.

    to play a game (played a game)
    To do something for fun, like football or video games.

    to have dinner (had dinner)
    To eat your evening meal.

    sometimes
    Not always and not never, but some of the time.

    to watch TV (watched TV)
    To look at a television for entertainment.

    to take a shower (took a shower)
    To wash your body with water that falls on you.

    to put on pyjamas (put on pyjamas)
    To put on the clothes you wear for sleeping.

    for a short time
    For a small amount of time, not for long.

    to sleep (slept)
    To rest with your eyes closed.

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    Vocabulary Multiple Choice Test

    Choose the best word or phrase to complete each sentence.

    1. The time when you are young is called your _.
      a) daily routine
      b) free time
      c) childhood
    2. I _ my old school friends last week.
      a) played a game
      b) remembered
      c) had dinner
    3. After I _, I ate breakfast.
      a) woke up
      b) brushed teeth
      c) got dressed
    4. For breakfast, I _ cereal with milk.
      a) sometimes
      b) ate
      c) usually
    5. After breakfast, I _ and got ready for school.
      a) brushed teeth
      b) took a shower
      c) put on pyjamas
    6. At school, we had a _ about animals.
      a) science
      b) lesson
      c) lunch
    7. My _ was art because I liked drawing.
      a) favourite subject
      b) free time
      c) daily routine
    8. At twelve o’clock, I ate _ in the cafeteria.
      a) breakfast
      b) cereal
      c) lunch
    9. School _ at three o’clock in the afternoon.
      a) started
      b) finished
      c) woke up
    10. After homework, I had _ to play.
      a) a lesson
      b) free time
      c) a shower
    11. I _ of football with my friends.
      a) watched TV
      b) played a game
      c) had dinner
    12. At six o’clock, our family _ together.
      a) ate breakfast
      b) had dinner
      c) brushed teeth
    13. _ after dinner, I read a book.
      a) UsuallySometimes
      b) Usually
      c) For a short time
    14. Before bed, I _ to get clean.
      a) put on pyjamas
      b) took a shower
      c) got dressed
    15. Then I _ before getting into bed.
      a) played a game
      b) ate cereal
      c) put on pyjamas
    16. I read _ before I _.
      a) for a short time / slept
      b) usually / finished
      c) sometimes / woke up
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    Answers: 1.c 2.b 3.a 4.b 5.a 6.b 7.a 8.c
    9.b 10.b 11.b 12.b 13.a 14.b 15.c 16.a
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    True or false?

    1 Ben is currently seventeen years old.

    2 He remembers his routine from when he was twelve.

    3 He usually ate cereal with milk for breakfast.

    4 School started at nine o’clock.

    5 His favourite subject was science.

    6 He ate lunch at home with his family.

    7 He had more lessons after lunch.

    8 School finished at four o’clock.

    9 He did his homework as soon as he got home.

    10 He often played basketball in the park.

    11 He had dinner with his family at six o’clock.

    12 After dinner, he always watched television.

    13 He sometimes read a book in the evening.

    14 He took a bath every evening.

    15 He put on his pyjamas before bed.

    16 He went to bed at ten o’clock.

    17 He read in bed for a long time before sleeping.

    18 He woke up at eight o’clock every morning.

    19 He brushed his teeth after breakfast.

    20 His favourite subject was art.

    ___________________________

    True: 1,3,7,9,11,13,15,19,20

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    Complete, one answer only – his littler sister provides inforamtion:

    1. Ben is seventeen years old _____.
      a) now
      b) then
      c) after
    2. He remembers his routine when he was _____ years old.
      a) twelve
      b) ten
      c) seventeen
    3. He woke up at _____ o’clock.
      a) eight
      b) nine
      c) seven
    4. For breakfast, he usually had cereal with _____.
      a) juice
      b) milk
      c) water
    5. After breakfast, he brushed his _____.
      a) teeth
      b) hair
      c) shoes
    6. His favourite subject was _____.
      a) science
      b) maths
      c) art
    7. He ate lunch at _____.
      a) home
      b) school
      c) a restaurant
    8. He ate lunch with his _____.
      a) teacher
      b) family
      c) friends
    9. School _____ at three o’clock.
      a) started
      b) finished
      c) opened
    10. After school, he did his _____ first.
      a) shopping
      b) homework
      c) cleaning
    11. In his free time, he often played _____ in the park.
      a) football
      b) basketball
      c) tennis
    12. He had dinner with his family at _____ o’clock.
      a) six
      b) five
      c) seven
    13. After dinner, he sometimes read a _____.
      a) magazine
      b) book
      c) newspaper
    14. He went to _____ at nine o’clock.
      a) bed
      b) school
      c) work
    15. He read in bed for a _____ time before sleeping.
      a) long
      b) quick
      c) short

    Answers: 1a, 2b, 3c, 4b, 5a, 6c, 7b, 8c, 9b, 10b, 11a, 12a, 13b, 14a, 15c

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    He read in bed for a short time before sleeping.

    Ben is seventeen years old now.

    He remembers his routine when he was ten years old.

    He woke up at seven o’clock.

    For breakfast, he usually had cereal with milk.

    After breakfast, he brushed his teeth.

    His favourite subject was art.

    He ate lunch at school.

    He ate lunch with his friends.

    School finished at three o’clock.

    After school, he did his homework first.

    In his free time, he often played football in the park.

    He had dinner with his family at six o’clock.

    After dinner, he sometimes read a book.

    He went to bed at nine o’clock.

    He read in bed for a short time before sleeping.

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    Which is true?

    1. He woke up at seven o’clock or eight o’clock?
    2. For breakfast, he had cereal with milk or with juice?
    3. His favourite subject was art or science?
    4. He ate lunch at home or at school?
    5. He ate lunch with his family or with his friends?
    6. School finished at three o’clock or four o’clock?
    7. After school, he played first or did his homework first?
    8. In the park, he played football or basketball?
    9. He had dinner at five o’clock or six o’clock?
    10. After dinner, he always watched TV or sometimes read a book?
    11. He took a shower or a bath in the evening?
    12. He read in bed for a long time or a short time?
    13. He is seventeen years old now or then?
    14. He remembers his routine from when he was ten or twelve?
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    Answers:

    Did he wake up at seven o’clock or eight o’clock?
    He woke up at seven o’clock.

    For breakfast, did he have cereal with milk or with juice?
    He had cereal with milk.

    Was his favourite subject art or science?
    His favourite subject was art.

    Did he eat lunch at home or at school?
    He ate lunch at school.

    Did he eat lunch with his family or with his friends?
    He ate lunch with his friends.

    Did school finish at three o’clock or four o’clock?
    School finished at three o’clock.

    After school, did he play first or do his homework first?
    He did his homework first.

    In the park, did he play football or basketball?
    He played football.

    Did he have dinner at five o’clock or six o’clock?
    He had dinner at six o’clock.

    After dinner, did he always watch TV or only sometimes read a book?
    He sometimes read a book.

    In the evening, did he take a shower or a bath?
    He took a shower.

    Did he read in bed for a long time or a short time?
    He read for a short time.

    Is he seventeen years old now or was he seventeen then?
    He is seventeen years old now.

    Does he remember his routine from when he was ten or twelve?
    He remembers his routine from when he was ten.

    Did he go to bed at nine o’clock or ten o’clock?
    He went to bed at nine o’clock.

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    Did he or didn’t he? Answer as shown:

    1. Did Ben wake up at seven o’clock?
      You: Yes, he did.
    2. Did he eat cereal with juice for breakfast?
      You; No, he didn’t. He ate cereal with milk.
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    3. Did he brush his teeth after breakfast?
    4. Did he get dressed for school after brushing his teeth?
    5. Did school start at half past eight?
    6. Did he enjoy maths most?
    7. Did he eat lunch at home?
    8. Did he eat lunch with his family?
    9. Did school finish at four o’clock?
    10. Did he play before doing his homework?
    11. Did he play basketball in the park?
    12. Did he have dinner at seven o’clock?
    13. Did he watch television every night after dinner?
    14. Did he take a bath before bed?
    15. Did he read for a long time before he slept?

    ____________________________

    Answers:


    Did Ben wake up at seven o’clock?
    Yes, he did.

    Did he eat cereal with juice for breakfast?
    No, he didn’t. He ate cereal with milk.

    Did he brush his teeth after breakfast?
    Yes, he did.

    Did he get dressed for school after brushing his teeth?
    Yes, he did.

    Did school start at half past eight?
    Yes, it did.

    Did he enjoy maths most?
    No, he didn’t. He enjoyed art most.

    Did he eat lunch at home?
    No, he didn’t. He ate lunch at school.

    Did he eat lunch with his family?
    No, he didn’t. He ate lunch with his friends.

    Did school finish at four o’clock?
    No, it didn’t. It finished at three o’clock.

    Did he play before doing his homework?
    No, he didn’t. He did his homework first.

    Did he play basketball in the park?
    No, he didn’t. He played football in the park.

    Did he have dinner at seven o’clock?
    No, he didn’t. He had dinner at six o’clock.

    Did he watch television every night after dinner?
    No, he didn’t. He only sometimes watched television.

    Did he take a bath before bed?
    No, he didn’t. He took a shower.

    Did he read for a long time before he slept?
    No, he didn’t. He read for a short time.

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    Interview with Ben – fill in, words below:

    watched – art – woke up – time – Sometimes – shower. – teeth – three – cereal – homework – slept – school – lunch – family

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    Interviewer: Hello, Ben. Let’s talk about when you were ten years old. What time did you wake up?

    Ben: I __________ at seven o’clock every morning.

    Interviewer: And what did you eat for breakfast?

    Ben: I ate breakfast. I usually ate __________ with milk.

    Interviewer: What did you do after breakfast?

    Ben: I brushed my __________. Then, I got dressed for school.

    Interviewer: What __________ did school start?

    Ben: School started at half past eight.

    Interviewer: What was your favourite subject?

    Ben: My favourite subject was __________. I liked maths and English, too.

    Interviewer: Where did you eat lunch?

    Ben: I ate lunch at __________.

    Interviewer: Who did you eat with?

    Ben: I ate -_________with my friends.

    Interviewer: What time did school finish?

    Ben: It finished at __________ o’clock.

    Interviewer: What did you do after school?

    Ben: I went home. First, I did my __________. Then, I played.

    Interviewer: What did you play?

    Ben: I often played football in the park. __________ I played video games.

    Interviewer: What time did you have dinner?

    Ben: I had dinner with my __________ at six o’clock.

    Interviewer: What did you do after dinner?

    Ben: I sometimes ____________television. I sometimes read a book.

    Interviewer: And what did you do before bed?

    Ben: I took a __________ I put on my pyjamas. I went to bed at nine o’clock.

    Interviewer: Did you read in bed?

    Ben: Yes, I read in bed for a short time. Then I __________.

    Interviewer: Thank you, Ben!

    Ben: You’re welcome!

    ____________________–

    Full version:


    Interviewer: Hello, Ben. Let’s talk about when you were ten years old. What time did you wake up?

    Ben: I woke up at seven o’clock every morning.

    Interviewer: And what did you eat for breakfast?

    Ben: I ate breakfast. I usually ate cereal with milk.

    Interviewer: What did you do after breakfast?

    Ben: I brushed my teeth. Then, I got dressed for school.

    Interviewer: What time did school start?

    Ben: School started at half past eight.

    Interviewer: What was your favourite subject?

    Ben: My favourite subject was art. I liked maths and English, too.

    Interviewer: Where did you eat lunch?

    Ben: I ate lunch at school.

    Interviewer: Who did you eat with?

    Ben: I ate lunch with my friends.

    Interviewer: What time did school finish?

    Ben: It finished at three o’clock.

    Interviewer: What did you do after school?

    Ben: I went home. First, I did my homework. Then, I played.

    Interviewer: What did you play?

    Ben: I often played football in the park. Sometimes I played video games.

    Interviewer: What time did you have dinner?

    Ben: I had dinner with my family at six o’clock.

    Interviewer: What did you do after dinner?

    Ben: I sometimes watched television. I sometimes read a book.

    Interviewer: And what did you do before bed?

    Ben: I took a shower. I put on my pyjamas. I went to bed at nine o’clock.

    Interviewer: Did you read in bed?

    Ben: Yes, I read in bed for a short time. Then I slept.

    Interviewer: Thank you, Ben!

    Ben: You’re welcome!

  • Meet Ben, he is ten years old (A1, present simple)

    a typical day

    Hello! My name is Ben, and I am ten years old. This is my daily routine.

    I wake up at seven o’clock. I eat breakfast, usually cereal with milk. Then, I brush my teeth and get dressed for school. School starts at half past eight. I have lessons like maths, English, and science. My favourite subject is art.

    At twelve o’clock, I eat lunch at school with my friends. After lunch, we have more lessons. School finishes at three o’clock. I go home and do my homework first. Then, I have free time. I often play football in the park or play video games.

    I have dinner with my family at six o’clock. After dinner, I sometimes watch television or read a book. I take a shower and put on my pyjamas. I go to bed at nine o’clock. I read in bed for a short time before I sleep.
    ____________________

    A bit faster audio-version:

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    Vocabulary:

    daily / (=slash) a routine: things you do every day. your normal plan for a day.

    to wake up: to open your eyes and stop sleeping.

    to eat breakfast: to have your first meal in the morning.

    cereal: a dry breakfast food made from grain. you eat it with milk.

    to brush teeth: to clean your teeth with a brush and toothpaste.

    to get dressed: to put on your clothes.

    a lesson (school): a time in school when you learn one subject, like english or history.

    maths: a school subject with numbers, adding, and subtracting.

    science: a school subject about the world, like plants, animals, and experiments.

    a favourite lesson: the school subject you like the most.

    art: a school subject where you draw, paint, and make things.

    lunch: the meal you eat in the middle of the day.

    to finish: to end or to stop. when something is done.

    to do first: to do something before you do anything else.

    free time: time when you can choose what to do. you do not have to work or study.

    to have dinner: to eat your main meal in the evening.

    sometimes: not always and not never. it happens on some days.

    to watch tv: to look at a television for entertainment or news.

    to take a shower: to wash your body with water that falls from above.

    to put on pyjamas: to put on soft clothes you wear for sleeping.

    to go to bed: to get into your bed to sleep.

    a short time: a small amount of time, like 5 or 10 minutes.

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    Multiple choice test, one answer correct:


    1. daily
      • A) things you do every day
      • B) things you do on holiday
      • C) a special day
    2. to wake up
      • A) to go for a walk
      • B) to open your eyes and stop sleeping
      • C) to eat dinner
    3. cereal
      • A) a hot drink
      • B) a vegetable
      • C) a dry breakfast food you eat with milk
    4. to brush teeth
      • A) to wash your hair
      • B) to clean your teeth
      • C) to comb your hair
    5. to get dressed
      • A) to buy new clothes
      • B) to take off your clothes
      • C) to put on your clothes
    6. a lesson
      • A) a time in school to learn one subject
      • B) a sport you play
      • C) a meal you eat
    7. maths
      • A) a subject about painting
      • B) a subject with numbers and counting
      • C) a subject about the past
    8. science
      • A) a subject about drawing
      • B) a subject about sports
      • C) a subject about the world and experiments
    9. a favourite lesson
      • A) a very long lesson
      • B) the lesson you like the most
      • C) a very easy lesson
    10. lunch
      • A) the first meal of the day
      • B) a meal you eat in the middle of the day
      • C) a meal you eat in the evening
    11. to finish
      • A) to start something
      • B) to enjoy something
      • C) to end something
    12. to do first
      • A) to do something before anything else
      • B) to do something very quickly
      • C) to do something last
    13. free time
      • A) time when you must work
      • B) time when you can choose what to do
      • C) time when you are sleeping
    14. to have dinner
      • A) to eat a meal in the evening
      • B) to eat a meal in the morning
      • C) to cook a meal
    15. sometimes
      • A) always
      • B) never
      • C) on some days but not always
    16. to watch tv
      • A) to listen to music
      • B) to look at a television for shows
      • C) to play outside
    17. to take a shower
      • A) to wash your body with water
      • B) to drink a lot of water
      • C) to brush your teeth
    18. to put on pyjamas
      • A) to put on clothes for sleeping
      • B) to take a shower
      • C) to make your bed
    19. to go to bed
      • A) to sit on a chair
      • B) to get into your bed to sleep
      • C) to eat in bed
    20. to sleep
      • A) to close your eyes and rest your body
      • B) to read a book quietly
      • C) to watch a movie

    Answers:
    1A, 2B, 3C, 4B, 5C, 6A, 7B, 8C, 9B,
    10B, 11C, 12A, 13B, 14A, 15C, 16B,
    17A, 18A, 19B, 20A

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    Multiple choice – one answer correct

    1. How old is Ben?
      A) Ten years old.
      B) Nine years old.
      C) Eleven years old.
    2. What is the first thing he does in the morning?
      A) He gets dressed.
      B) He eats breakfast.
      C) He wakes up.
    3. What does he have for breakfast?
      A) Cereal with milk.
      B) Eggs and bread.
      C) Fruit and yogurt.
    4. What does he do after breakfast?
      A) He goes to school.
      B) He brushes his teeth.
      C) He watches TV.
    5. What time does school start?
      A) At eight o’clock.
      B) At half past eight.
      C) At nine o’clock.
    6. What is his favourite subject?
      A) Maths.
      B) Science.
      C) Art.
    7. Where does he eat lunch?
      A) At home.
      B) In a restaurant.
      C) At school.
    8. Who does he eat lunch with?
      A) His family.
      B) His friends.
      C) His teacher.
    9. What time does school finish?
      A) At two o’clock.
      B) At three o’clock.
      C) At four o’clock.
    10. What does he do first after school?
      A) He plays video games.
      B) He does his homework.
      C) He plays football.
    11. Where does he play football?
      A) At school.
      B) In the park.
      C) In his garden.
    12. What does he also play in his free time?
      A) Board games.
      B) The piano.
      C) Video games.
    13. What time does he have dinner?
      A) At five o’clock.
      B) At six o’clock.
      C) At seven o’clock.
    14. Who does he have dinner with?
      A) His friends.
      B) Alone
      C) His family.
    15. What does he do in bed before sleeping?
      A) He reads a book.
      B) He plays a game.
      C) He watches a video.

    ___________________________

    Answers: 1A, 2C, 3A, 4B, 5B, 6C, 7C, 8B, 9B, 10B, 11B, 12C, 13B, 14C, 15A

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    True or False?

    1. Ben is eleven years old.
    2. He wakes up at seven o’clock.
    3. He brushes his teeth before breakfast.
    4. School starts at 8:30.
    5. His favourite subject is science.
    6. He eats lunch at one o’clock.
    7. He eats lunch with his friends.
    8. School finishes at two o’clock.
    9. He plays football after his homework.
    10. He plays football in the park.
    11. He never plays video games.
    12. He has dinner at seven o’clock.
    13. He always watches television after dinner.
    14. He takes a shower before bed.
    15. He goes to sleep at eight o’clock.

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    Answers: 1F, 2T, 3F, 4T, 5F, 6F, 7T, 8F, 9T,
    10T, 11F, 12F, 13F, 14T, 15F
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    Fill in:


    art, breakfast, dinner, dressed, finishes, football, friends, homework, park, pyjamas, read, shower, teeth, wake, watch

    1. I _ up at seven o’clock.
    2. I eat _.
    3. Then I brush my _.
    4. I get _ for school.
    5. My favourite subject is _.
    6. School _ at three o’clock.
    7. I eat lunch with my _.
    8. I go home and do my _.
    9. I play _ in the park.
    10. I also _ video games.
    11. I have _ with my family at six o’clock.
    12. After dinner, I sometimes _ television.
    13. I take a _ before bed.
    14. I put on my _.
    15. I _ a book in bed before I sleep.

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    Answers: 1 wake, 2 breakfast, 3 teeth, 4 dressed, 5 art, 6 finishes, 7 friends, 8 homework, 9 football, 10 play, 11 dinner, 12 watch, 13 shower, 14 pyjamas, 15 read
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    15 statements based on the text, some true, some false, answer accordingly:

    Example 1:
    Statement: Does he read a book in bed?
    Answer: Yes, he does.

    Example 2:
    Statement: Does Ben wake up at six o’clock?
    Answer: No, he doesn’t. He wakes up at seven o’clock.
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    Statement: Does he eat cereal for breakfast?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Does he brush his teeth before breakfast?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Do his lessons start at half past eight?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Does he like art the most?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Does he eat lunch at home?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Do his friends eat lunch with him?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Does school finish at four o’clock?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: __________________________

    Statement: Does he play football in the park?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Do he and his family eat dinner at six o’clock?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Does he always watch TV after dinner?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Does he take a shower in the morning?
    Answer: __________________________

    Statement: Does he go to bed at nine o’clock?
    Answer: __________________________

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    Correct answers:

    Statement: Does he eat cereal for breakfast?
    Answer: Yes, he does.

    Statement: Does he brush his teeth before breakfast?
    Answer: No, he doesn’t. He brushes his teeth after breakfast.

    Statement: Do his lessons start at half past eight?
    Answer: Yes, they do.

    Statement: Does he like art the most?
    Answer: Yes, he does.

    Statement: Does he eat lunch at home?
    Answer: No, he doesn’t. He eats lunch at school.

    Statement: Do his friends eat lunch with him?
    Answer: Yes, they do.

    Statement: Does school finish at four o’clock?
    Answer: No, it doesn’t. It finishes at three o’clock.

    Statement: Does he play video games before doing his homework?
    Answer: No, he doesn’t. He does his homework first.

    Statement: Does he play football in the park?
    Answer: Yes, he does.

    Statement: Do he and his family eat dinner at six o’clock?
    Answer: Yes, they do.

    Statement: Does he always watch TV after dinner?
    Answer: No, he doesn’t. He only sometimes watches TV.

    Statement: Does he take a shower in the morning?
    Answer: No, he doesn’t. He takes a shower before bed.

    Statement: Does he go to bed at nine o’clock?
    Answer: Yes, he does.
    #################


    Put the sentences in order

    • [ 1] After dinner, I sometimes read a book.
    • [2 ] I go to school at half past eight.
    • [ 3] I have dinner with my family at six o’clock.
    • [ 4] I eat breakfast, usually cereal with milk.
    • [ 5] I go to bed at nine o’clock.
    • [ 6] After school, I do my homework first.
    • [ 7] Then, I brush my teeth and get dressed.
    • [ 8] I wake up at seven o’clock.

    Correct order: 8,4,7,2,6,3,1,5

    ##############

    What time does Ben do these things?

    1. He wakes up at _____.
    2. School starts at _____.
    3. He eats lunch at _____.
    4. School finishes at _____.
    5. He has dinner at _____.
    6. He goes to bed at _____.

    __________________

    Answers:
    seven o’clockhalf past eighttwelve o’clockthree o’clocksix o’clocknine o’clock

    ###########

    Use the original story above, and rewrite it, starting with

    His name is Ben, and he is ten years old………

    Make all changes necessary.

    ________________________

    Correct version:


    His name is Ben, and he is ten years old. This is his daily routine.

    He wakes up at seven o’clock. He eats breakfast, usually cereal with milk. Then, he brushes his teeth and gets dressed for school. School starts at half past eight. He has lessons like maths, English, and science. His favourite subject is art.

    At twelve o’clock, he eats lunch at school with his friends. After lunch, they have more lessons. School finishes at three o’clock. He goes home and does his homework first. Then, he has free time. He often plays football in the park or plays video games.

    He has dinner with his family at six o’clock. After dinner, he sometimes watches television or reads a book. He takes a shower and puts on his pyjamas. He goes to bed at nine o’clock. He reads in bed for a short time before he sleeps.

    ##############


    Interview with Ben, complete

    Interviewer: Hello Ben. What is your name?
    Ben: My name is Ben.

    Interviewer: What time do you wake up?
    Ben: I wake up at ________________.

    Interviewer: What do you eat for breakfast?
    Ben: I usually eat _____________with milk.

    Interviewer: Where do you go after breakfast?
    Ben: I go to _________________.

    Interviewer: What is your favourite subject?
    Ben: My favourite subject is ___________.

    Interviewer: Who do you eat lunch with?
    Ben: I eat lunch with my ___________.

    Interviewer: When does school finish?
    Ben: School finishes at _______________.

    Interviewer: What do you do first after school?
    Ben: I do my _______________ first.

    Interviewer: Where do you play football?
    Ben: I play in the _____________.

    Interviewer: What time do you eat dinner?
    Ben: I have dinner at _____________.

    Interviewer: Who is with you at dinner?
    Ben: My ______________ is with me.

    Interviewer: What do you do after dinner?
    Ben: I sometimes watch television or ___________ a book.

    Interviewer: When do you go to bed?
    Ben: I go to bed at ____________.

    Interviewer: Thank you, Ben!
    Ben: You’re welcome!


    ###################


    Full version:

    Interviewer: Hello Ben. What is your name?
    Ben: My name is Ben.

    Interviewer: What time do you wake up?
    Ben: I wake up at seven o’clock.

    Interviewer: What do you eat for breakfast?
    Ben: I usually eat cereal with milk.

    Interviewer: Where do you go after breakfast?
    Ben: I go to school.

    Interviewer: What is your favourite subject?
    Ben: My favourite subject is art.

    Interviewer: Who do you eat lunch with?
    Ben: I eat lunch with my friends.

    Interviewer: When does school finish?
    Ben: School finishes at three o’clock.

    Interviewer: What do you do first after school?
    Ben: I do my homework first.

    Interviewer: Where do you play football?
    Ben: I play in the park.

    Interviewer: What time do you eat dinner?
    Ben: I have dinner at six o’clock.

    Interviewer: Who is with you at dinner?
    Ben: My family is with me.

    Interviewer: What do you do after dinner?
    Ben: I sometimes watch television or read a book.

    Interviewer: When do you go to bed?
    Ben: I go to bed at nine o’clock.

    Interviewer: Thank you, Ben!
    Ben: You’re welcome!


    ################


    An Interview With Ben’s Friend, Emma

    Interviewer: Hello Emma. You know Ben well, right?
    Emma: Yes, we are good friends.

    Interviewer: Who is Ben’s favourite teacher?
    Emma: His favourite teacher is his __________teacher.

    Interviewer: Where does he go after school?
    Emma: He goes to the __________ to play.

    Interviewer: How does he do his homework?
    Emma: He does his __________ quickly and carefully.

    Interviewer: When does he watch television?
    Emma: He sometimes watches television after __________.

    Interviewer: Which sport does he like best?
    Emma: He likes __________ best.

    Interviewer: Who does he play with?
    Emma: He plays with his _________ from school.

    Interviewer: What time does he go to bed?
    Emma: He goes to bed at _________.

    Interviewer: How often does he read before sleep?
    Emma: He reads a book _________ night.

    Interviewer: Why does he like his routine?
    Emma: He says it makes him happy and ready for _________.

    Interviewer: Thank you, Emma!
    Emma: You’re welcome!


    ______________________
    Full version:


    Interviewer: Hello Emma. You know Ben well, right?
    Emma: Yes, we are good friends.

    Interviewer: Who is Ben’s favourite teacher?
    Emma: His favourite teacher is his art teacher.

    Interviewer: Where does he go after school?
    Emma: He goes to the park to play.

    Interviewer: How does he do his homework?
    Emma: He does his homework quickly and carefully.

    Interviewer: When does he watch television?
    Emma: He sometimes watches television after dinner.

    Interviewer: Which sport does he like best?
    Emma: He likes football best.

    Interviewer: Who does he play with?
    Emma: He plays with his friends from school.

    Interviewer: What time does he go to bed?
    Emma: He goes to bed at nine o’clock.

    Interviewer: How often does he read before sleep?
    Emma: He reads a book every night.

    Interviewer: Why does he like his routine?
    Emma: He says it makes him happy and ready for school.

    Interviewer: Thank you, Emma!
    Emma: You’re welcome!


  • Have you/Has she got, have/has got, haven’t/hasn’t got….. (A1,24/25)

    “Pets, toys, and more: have you got…….?”




    Story: “Tom and His New Friends”

    Tom is at school. He meets a new friend, Anna.

    Tom: “Hi! Have you got a pet?”
    Anna: “Yes! I have got a cat. And you?”
    Tom: “No, I haven’t got a pet. But I have got a bike.”
    Anna: “Have you got a bike?”
    Tom: “Yes! I have got a red bike.”

    Then they meet Sam.
    Tom: “Hi Sam! Have you got a dog?”
    Sam: “No, I haven’t got a dog. But I have got a hamster.”

    In the playground, they meet Lily.
    Tom: “Hi Lily! Have you got a ball?”
    Lily: “Yes, I have got a blue ball. Have you got a ball?”
    Tom: “No, I haven’t got a ball.”
    Anna: “Have you got a doll?”
    Lily: “Yes, I have got a doll. Have you got a doll, Sam?”
    Sam: “No, I haven’t got a doll.”

    Then Tom sees his teacher.
    Tom: “Have you got a dog, Mr. Brown?”
    Mr. Brown: “Yes, I have got a dog. And I have got a cat too!”

    ####################


    Exercise 1 – Fill in the blanks

    Complete the sentences with have got / haven’t got / Have you got:

    1. Tom: “___ a pet?”
    2. Anna: “Yes, ___ a cat.”
    3. Tom: “No, ___ a pet. But ___ a bike.”
    4. Anna: “___ a bike?”
    5. Tom: “Yes! ___ a red bike.”
    6. Tom: “Hi Sam! ___ a dog?”
    7. Sam: “No, ___ a dog. But ___ a hamster.”
    8. Tom: “Hi Lily! ___ a ball?”
    9. Lily: “Yes, ___ a blue ball. ___ you got a doll?”
    10. Sam: “No, ___ a doll.”

    Answers :

    1. Have you got
    2. I have got
    3. I haven’t got / I have got
    4. Have you got
    5. I have got
    6. Have you got
    7. I haven’t got / I have got
    8. Have you got
    9. I have got / Have
    10. I haven’t got

    ################


    Exercise 2 – Matching

    Match the person to what they have got:

    1. Tom → a ___
    2. Anna → a ___
    3. Sam → a ___
    4. Lily → a ___

    Options:
    a) blue ball
    b) hamster
    c) cat
    d) red bike
    ____________________

    Answers – Exercise 2:
    1 → d (red bike)
    2 → c (cat)
    3 → b (hamster)
    4 → a (blue ball)

    ###############


    Exercise 3 – Make your own story

    Complete 10 dialogues using Have you got / I have got / I haven’t got:

    1. A: “___ a pet?” B: “Yes, ___ a cat.”
    2. A: “___ a bike?” B: “No, ___ a bike.”
    3. A: “___ a ball?” B: “Yes, ___ a ball.”
    4. A: “___ a doll?” B: “No, ___ a doll.”
    5. A: “___ a hamster?” B: “Yes, ___ a hamster.”
    6. A: “___ a kite?” B: “No, ___ a kite.”
    7. A: “___ a pencil?” B: “Yes, ___ a pencil.”
    8. A: “___ a notebook?” B: “No, ___ a notebook.”
    9. A: “___ a dog?” B: “Yes, ___ a dog.”
    10. A: “___ a toy car?” B: “No, ___ a toy car.”

    Answers – Exercise 3:

    1. Have you got / I have got
    2. Have you got / I haven’t got
    3. Have you got / I have got
    4. Have you got / I haven’t got
    5. Have you got / I have got
    6. Have you got / I haven’t got
    7. Have you got / I have got
    8. Have you got / I haven’t got
    9. Have you got / I have got
    10. Have you got / I haven’t got

    A: “Have you got a pet?”
    B: “Yes, I have got a cat.”

    A: “Have you got a bike?”
    B: “No, I haven’t got a bike.”

    A: “Have you got a ball?”
    B: “Yes, I have got a ball.”

    A: “Have you got a doll?”
    B: “No, I haven’t got a doll.”

    A: “Have you got a hamster?”
    B: “Yes, I have got a hamster.”

    A: “Have you got a kite?”
    B: “No, I haven’t got a kite.”

    A: “Have you got a pencil?”
    B: “Yes, I have got a pencil.”

    A: “Have you got a notebook?”
    B: “No, I haven’t got a notebook.”

    A: “Have you got a dog?”
    B: “Yes, I have got a dog.”

    A: “Have you got a toy car?”
    B: “No, I haven’t got a toy car.”

    ######################

    Have or has?

    Here is the updated version with pet instead of ruler:

    1. _______ Tom and Susan got a dog?
      No, they _______n’t got a dog.
      _______ Susan got a dog?
      No, she _______n’t got a dog.
      _______ Tom got a dog?
      Yes, he _______ got a dog. But his neighbours _______n’t got a dog.
    2. _______ Tom and Susan got a pet?
      No, they _______n’t got a pet.
      _______ Susan got a pet?
      No, she _______n’t got a pet.
      _______ Tom got a pet?
      Yes, he _______ got a pet. But his neighbours _______n’t got a pet.
    3. _______Tom and Susan got a notebook?
      No, they _______n’t got a notebook.
      _______ Susan got a notebook?
      No, she _______n’t got a notebook.
      _______ Tom got a notebook?
      Yes, he _______ got a notebook. But his neighbours _______n’t got a notebook.
    4. _______Tom and Susan got a toy car?
      No, they _______n’t got a toy car.
      _______ Susan got a toy car?
      No, she _______n’t got a toy car.
      ________Tom got a toy car?
      Yes, he _______ got a toy car. But his neighbours _______n’t got a toy car.
    5. _______ Tom and Susan got a ball?
      No, they _______ n’t got a ball.
      _______ Susan got a ball?
      No, she _______ n’t got a ball.
      _______ Tom got a ball?
      Yes, he _______ got a ball. But his neighbours _______ n’t got a ball.

    ——————————-

    Full version:

    1. Have Tom and Susan got a dog?
      No, they haven’t got a dog.
      Has Susan got a dog?
      No, she hasn’t got a dog.
      Has Tom got a dog?
      Yes, he has got a dog. But his neighbours haven’t got a dog.
    2. Have Tom and Susan got a pet?
      No, they haven’t got a pet.
      Has Susan got a pet?
      No, she hasn’t got a pet.
      Has Tom got a pet?
      Yes, he has got a pet. But his neighbours haven’t got a pet.
    3. Have Tom and Susan got a notebook?
      No, they haven’t got a notebook.
      Has Susan got a notebook?
      No, she hasn’t got a notebook.
      Has Tom got a notebook?
      Yes, he has got a notebook. But his neighbours haven’t got a notebook.
    4. Have Tom and Susan got a toy car?
      No, they haven’t got a toy car.
      Has Susan got a toy car?
      No, she hasn’t got a toy car.
      Has Tom got a toy car?
      Yes, he has got a toy car. But his neighbours haven’t got a toy car.
    5. Have Tom and Susan got a ball?
      No, they haven’t got a ball.
      Has Susan got a ball?
      No, she hasn’t got a ball.
      Has Tom got a ball?
      Yes, he has got a ball. But his neighbours haven’t got a ball.
  • Body parts, 22/23(A1)

    -parts that help you move and smile!



    head & upper body

    • head – the top part of your body
    • hair – the things that grow on your head
    • face – the front part of your head
    • eye / [/=slash] eyes – you use them to see
    • ear / ears – you use them to hear
    • nose – you use it to smell
    • mouth – you use it to eat and speak
    • tooth / teeth – hard white parts in your mouth
    • neck – between your head and shoulders
    • shoulder / shoulders – top part of your arm joins your body
    • arm / arms – between your shoulder and hand
    • elbow – the middle joint of your arm
    • hand / hands – at the end of your arm
    • finger / fingers – parts of your hand
    • thumb – the short, thick finger
    • chest – the front part of your upper body
    • back – the rear part of your body
    • stomach / tummy – the middle part of your body

    lower body

    • leg / legs – between your hip and foot
    • knee / knees – the middle joint of your leg
    • foot / feet – at the end of your leg
    • toe / toes – parts of your foot

    ###################

    What is the function of each body part?


    head & upper body

    • head: holds your brain and face
    • hair: protects your head and keeps it warm
    • face: shows your expression and holds eyes, nose, and mouth
    • eye / eyes: lets you see
    • ear / ears: lets you hear
    • nose: lets you smell
    • mouth: lets you eat and talk
    • tooth / teeth: help you bite and chew food
    • neck: connects your head to your body
    • shoulder / shoulders: connect your arms to your body
    • arm / arms: help you move, hold, and carry things
    • elbow: lets your arm bend
    • hand / hands: help you touch, hold, and feel things
    • finger / fingers: help you hold small things and touch
    • thumb: helps you grip things
    • chest: protects your heart and lungs
    • back: supports your body and helps you stand
    • stomach / tummy: digests food

    lower body

    • leg / legs: support your body and help you walk and run
    • knee / knees: lets your leg bend
    • foot / feet: support your body and help you walk
    • toe / toes: help you balance when you stand and walk

    ###############

    Answer, one answer correct:


    1. What do you use to see?
    a) ear
    b) eye
    c) nose

    2. What part helps you to hear?
    a) mouth
    b) hand
    c) ear

    3. What part do you use to smell?
    a) nose
    b) finger
    c) foot

    4. What do you use to eat and talk?
    a) mouth
    b) elbow
    c) chest

    5. What do you use to chew [to move your teeth to break food.] food?
    a) knee
    b) teeth
    c) stomach

    6. What connects your head to your body?
    a) toe
    b) neck
    c) arm

    7. What part connects your arms to your body?
    a) leg
    b) back
    c) shoulder

    8. What lets your arm bend?
    a) thumb
    b) elbow
    c) nose

    9. What helps you hold and touch things?
    a) hand
    b) hair
    c) foot

    10. What helps you pick up small things?
    a) chest
    b) mouth
    c) finger

    11. What helps you grip [to hold something tight with your hand] things?
    a) elbow
    b) ear
    c) thumb

    12. What protects [to keep safe] your heart and lungs?
    a) back
    b) chest
    c) stomach

    13. What supports [to help hold something up]your body and helps you stand?
    a) hair
    b) back
    c) eye

    14. What digests [when your stomach and body change food into energy] food?
    a) leg
    b) neck
    c) stomach

    15. What helps you walk and run?
    a) hand
    b) face
    c) leg

    16. What lets your leg bend?
    a) shoulder
    b) knee
    c) foot

    17. What helps you stand and walk?
    a) chest
    b) nose
    c) foot

    18. What helps you balance when you stand?
    a) finger
    b) hair
    c) toe


    Answers:
    1b, 2c, 3a, 4a, 5b, 6b,
    7c, 8b, 9a, 10c, 11c, 12b,
    13b, 14c, 15c, 16b, 17c, 18c


    ##################

    True or false?

    1. Your eyes help you hear.
    2. Your neck connects your head to your body.
    3. You use your teeth to chew food.
    4. Your fingers help you pick up small things.
    5. Your back protects your heart and lungs.
    6. Your knees let your legs bend.
    7. Your toes help you balance when you stand.
    8. Your mouth is for smelling.
    9. Your chest helps you breathe.
    10. Your hair helps you see better.
    11. Your arms help you carry things.
    12. Your stomach holds your brain.
    13. Your ears help you hear sounds.
    14. Your shoulders connect your arms to your body.
    15. Your feet help you walk and stand.
    16. Your elbow connects your leg to your foot.
    17. Your thumb helps you hold things tightly.
    18. Your nose helps you taste food.

    __________________

    True: 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15, 17
    ################

    Answer with yes, or no!

    1. Do your knees help your legs bend? Yes, they do!
    2. Does your elbow connect your leg to your foot? No, it doesn’t!
    3. Does your nose help you smell? ____________
    4. Does your thumb help you breathe? ____________
    5. Do your eyes help you see? ____________
    6. Do your fingers help you hear? ____________
    7. Does your mouth help you talk and eat? ____________
    8. Does your hair help you see better? ____________
    9. Does your back help you smell? ____________
    10. Do your legs help you walk and run? ____________
    11. Do your feet help you chew food? ____________
    12. Does your chest protect your heart and lungs? ____________
    13. Does your neck connect your head to your body? ____________
    14. Does your stomach help you talk? ____________
    15. Do your ears help you hear sounds? ____________
    16. Does your mouth protect your heart? ____________
    17. Do your toes help you balance when you stand? ____________
    18. Does your shoulder help you taste? ____________
    19. Do your teeth help you chew food? ____________
    20. Does your neck help you pick up things? ____________

    _________________

    Answers:

    1. Do your knees help your legs bend?
      Yes, they do.
    2. Does your elbow connect your leg to your foot?
      No, it doesn’t.
    3. Does your nose help you smell?
      Yes, it does.
    4. Does your thumb help you breathe?
      No, it doesn’t.
    5. Do your eyes help you see?
      Yes, they do.
    6. Do your fingers help you hear?
      No, they don’t.
    7. Does your mouth help you talk and eat?
      Yes, it does.
    8. Does your hair help you see better?
      No, it doesn’t.
    9. Does your back help you smell?
      No, it doesn’t.
    10. Do your legs help you walk and run?
      Yes, they do.
    11. Do your feet help you chew food?
      No, they don’t.
    12. Does your chest protect your heart and lungs?
      Yes, it does.
    13. Does your neck connect your head to your body?
      Yes, it does.
    14. Does your stomach help you talk?
      No, it doesn’t.
    15. Do your ears help you hear sounds?
      Yes, they do.
    16. Does your mouth protect your heart?
      No, it doesn’t.
    17. Do your toes help you balance when you stand?
      Yes, they do.
    18. Does your shoulder help you taste?
      No, it doesn’t.
    19. Do your teeth help you chew food?
      Yes, they do.
    20. Does your neck help you pick up things?
      No, it doesn’t.

    ##################

    Match each body part to the correct function:

    Body parts:

    1. eyes
    2. ears
    3. nose
    4. mouth
    5. teeth
    6. neck
    7. shoulders
    8. arms
    9. elbows
    10. hands
    11. fingers
    12. chest
    13. stomach
    14. legs

    Functions:

    a. help you hear
    b. help you chew
    c. help you see
    d. connects your head to your body
    e. help you walk and run
    f. help you hold things
    g. helps you smell
    h. help you bend your arm
    i. help you eat and talk
    j. protect your heart and lungs
    k. help you pick up small things
    l. connect your arms to your body
    m. between your shoulder and hand
    n. helps you digest food
    _________________
    Answers:
    1c, 2a, 3g, 4i, 5b, 6d, 7l, 8m,
    9h, 10f, 11k, 12j, 13n, 14e
    ###############

    Action commands:

    1. Touch your nose.
    2. Show your ears.
    3. Move your fingers.
    4. Bend your knees.
    5. Raise your hand.
    6. Shake your head.
    7. Wiggle your toes.
    8. Turn your neck.
    9. Clap your hands.
    10. Touch your shoulders.
    11. Point with your thumb.
    12. Cross your arms.

    ###############


    My Day with Tommy

    Tommy is my little brother. Today, we play together.

    “Tommy, touch your nose!” I say. Tommy touches his nose and laughs.

    “Show your ears!” I say. Tommy shows his ears.

    “Move your fingers!” I say. Tommy moves his fingers fast.

    “Bend your knees!” I say. Tommy bends his knees and jumps.

    “Raise your hand!” I say. Tommy raises his hand high.

    “Shake your head!” I say. Tommy shakes his head left and right.

    “Wiggle your toes!” I say. Tommy wiggles his toes in his shoes.

    “Turn your neck!” I say. Tommy turns his neck slowly.

    “Clap your hands!” I say. Tommy claps his hands loud.

    “Touch your shoulders!” I say. Tommy touches his shoulders.

    “Point with your thumb!” I say. Tommy points with his thumb to the sun.

    “Cross your arms!” I say. Tommy crosses his arms and smiles.

    We have fun! Tommy learns all the body parts today.


    ###################

    Gap-fill exercise:


    1. I ______ my knees to pick something up..
      a) bend
      b) clap
      c) wiggle
    2. I ______ my hands to make noise.
      a) wiggle
      b) clap
      c) turn
    3. I ______ my head to say no.
      a) shake
      b) point
      c) cross
    4. I ______ my toes in my shoes.
      a) raise
      b) wiggle
      c) bend
    5. I ______ my neck to look around.
      a) touch
      b) turn
      c) move
    6. I ______ my fingers to grab things.
      a) clap
      b) bend
      c) move
    7. I ______ my arms to fold them.
      a) cross
      b) bend
      c) wiggle
    8. I ______ my hand to ask a question.
      a) raise
      b) wiggle
      c) shake
    9. I ______ my thumb to point.
      a) move
      b) point
      c) wiggle
    10. I ______ my knees to sit down.
      a) bend
      b) clap
      c) shake
    11. I ______ my head to say yes.
      a) shake
      b) nod
      c) cross
    12. I ______ my fingers to write.
      a) move
      b) raise
      c) bend

    Answers:
    1a, 2b, 3a, 4b, 5b, 6b, 7a, 8a, 9b, 10a, 11b, 12a


    1. I bend my knees to pick something up.
    2. I clap my hands to make noise.
    3. I shake my head to say no.
    4. I wiggle my toes in my shoes.
    5. I turn my neck to look around.
    6. I move my fingers to grab things.
    7. I cross my arms to fold them.
    8. I raise my hand to ask a question.
    9. I point my thumb to tell I am OK.
    10. I bend my knees to sit down.
    11. I nod my head to say yes.
    12. I move my fingers to write.

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    Fill in, words below:


    wave – walks – mouth – teeth – knees – arms – fingers – hears
    __________________
    One sunny morning, Anna wakes up and opens her eyes.
    She stretches her __________ and legs.
    She gets out of bed and __________ to the window.
    She looks outside with her eyes and _________ birds with her ears.
    She smiles with her __________ and brushes her __________.
    Then she puts on her shoes and wiggles her toes.

    Outside, Anna meets her friend Tom.
    They __________ their hands and say hello.
    They walk to the park.
    In the park, they kick a ball with their feet, throw it with their hands, and catch it with their __________.
    They sit on the grass, bend their __________, and rest their backs.
    The sun is warm on their faces, and they feel happy.


    ____________________-

    Full version:


    One sunny morning, Anna wakes up and opens her eyes. She stretches her arms and legs. She gets out of bed and walks to the window. She looks outside with her eyes and hears birds with her ears. She smiles with her mouth and brushes her teeth. Then she puts on her shoes and wiggles her toes.

    Outside, Anna meets her friend Tom. They wave their hands and say hello. They walk to the park. In the park, they kick a ball with their feet, throw it with their hands, and catch it with their fingers. They sit on the grass, bend their knees, and rest their backs. The sun is warm on their faces, and they feel happy.


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    Another body-story:

    I have a body. My body is strong, healthy, and active. I have a head. On my head, I have bright eyes, a small nose, a smiling mouth, and ears. I use my eyes to see, my ears to hear, my nose to smell, and my mouth to talk and eat.

    I have a neck and broad shoulders. I have two arms. At the end of my arms, I have hands and fingers. I use my hands to write, draw, touch, and hold things.

    I have a chest and a stomach. My legs are long and strong. At the end of my legs, I have feet and toes. I use my legs and feet to walk, run, jump, and explore.

    All my body parts are important. They help me move, play, feel, and enjoy life every day!


    Vocabulary:

    head – the top part of your body

    eyes – i use them to see

    nose – i use it to smell

    mouth – i use it to eat and talk

    ears – i use them to hear

    neck – connects the head and the body

    shoulders – the top part of the arms

    arms – i use them to lift and carry

    hands – i use them to write, draw, and touch

    fingers – at the end of hands

    chest – front part of the body, above the stomach

    stomach – i use it to digest food

    legs – i use them to walk, run, and jump

    feet – at the end of legs, i use them to stand and walk

    toes – at the end of feet

  • Shinta Mani Foundation: from weeds to wonderful bags – women weaving a better future (A2, present tense)

    How a small village turns a problem plant into beautiful crafts and stronger families.


    Check out PRESENT SIMPLE first.


    The Shinta Mani Foundation helps women in a small village. These women want a better life for their families. The Foundation gave them a loan with no interest. This means they can borrow money and pay it back later without extra cost.

    The women use water hyacinth, a plant that grows too much and blocks rivers. They turn this plant into beautiful, eco-friendly bags. This helps the environment by using a plant that would be a problem.

    Making and selling the bags gives the women money. They use the money to send their children to school, buy food, go to the doctor, and fix their homes. The work also helps the women stay close and support each other.

    The women use traditional weaving skills. These skills come from their families and culture. The bags are strong and pretty. Many people who care about nature want to buy them.

    This project helps the women and the environment. It gives the women confidence and independence. Buying these bags helps both the planet and the people.

    __________________________

    Vocabulary:


    • weeds: plants that grow where people do not want them.
    • a bag: something to carry things in.
    • to weave: to make something by crossing threads or plants.
    • a village: a small group of houses where people live.
    • crafts: things made by hand, like art or useful items.
    • a foundation: a group that helps people or does good work.
    • a loan with no interest: money you borrow and give back without extra money.
    • to borrow money: to take money and give it back later.
    • extra cost: more money you have to pay.
    • a water hyacinth: a plant that grows in water.
    • to block rivers: to stop rivers from flowing.
    • eco-friendly: good for the earth and nature.
    • environment: the world around us – plants, animals, air, and water.
    • to sell: to give something to someone for money.
    • to fix a home: to make a house better or repair it.
    • to support: to help or take care of someone.
    • skills: things you can do well because you learned them.
    • to care about nature: to want to protect animals, plants, and the earth.
    • to give confidence: to help someone feel sure and brave.
    • independence: being able to do things by yourself.
    • a planet: a big round place in space, like earth where we live.

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    Test your vocabulary, one correct:

    part 1: 1-16

    part 2: 17-21


    1. What does “weeds” mean?
    a) plants that grow where people do not want them
    b) flowers in a garden
    c) trees that grow very tall

    2. What is “a bag”?
    a) a kind of shoe
    b) something to carry things in
    c) a piece of furniture

    3. What does “to weave” mean?
    a) to cut paper
    b) to paint a picture
    c) to make something by crossing threads or plants

    4. What is “a village”?
    a) a kind of food
    b) a small group of houses where people live
    c) a very big city

    5. What are “crafts”?
    a) things made by hand, like art or useful items
    b) machines that fly
    c) types of music

    6. What is “a foundation”?
    a) a group that helps people or does good work
    b) a kind of animal
    c) a type of plant

    7. What is “a loan with no interest”?
    a) money you find on the street
    b) money you borrow and give back without extra money
    c) money you get as a gift

    8. What does “to borrow money” mean?
    a) to lose money
    b) to steal money
    c) to take money and give it back later

    9. What is “extra cost”?
    a) more money you have to pay
    b) free money
    c) a discount on prices

    10. What is “a water hyacinth”?
    a) a kind of fish
    b) a small bird
    c) a plant that grows in water

    11. What does “to block rivers” mean?
    a) to stop rivers from flowing
    b) to make rivers bigger
    c) to clean rivers

    12. What does “eco-friendly” mean?
    a) bad for plants
    b) good for the earth and nature
    c) something made of plastic

    13. What is “environment”?
    a) a machine
    b) the world around us – plants, animals, air, and water
    c) a type of building

    14. What does “to sell” mean?
    a) to buy something
    b) to give something to someone for money
    c) to borrow something

    15. What does “to fix a home” mean?
    a) to make a house better or repair it
    b) to clean a house
    c) to paint a picture

    16. What does “to support” mean?
    a) to hurt someone
    b) to help or take care of someone
    c) to run very fast

    17. What are “skills”?
    a) foods you eat
    b) things you can do well because you learned them
    c) toys you play with

    18. What does “to care about nature” mean?
    a) to break trees
    b) to want to protect animals, plants, and the earth
    c) to ignore plants and animals

    19. What does “to give confidence” mean?
    a) to tell someone a secret
    b) to help someone feel sure and brave
    c) to make someone sad

    20. What is “independence”?
    a) being able to do things by yourself
    b) needing help all the time
    c) working with others

    21. What is “a planet”?
    a) a type of cloud
    b) a big round place in space, like earth where we live
    c) a kind of star
    _______________________


    Answer key:
    1 a, 2 b, 3 c, 4 b, 5 a, 6 a, 7 b, 8 c, 9 a, 10 c, 11 a, 12 b, 13 b, 14 b, 15 a, 16 b, 17 b, 18 b, 19 b, 20 a, 21 b
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    Match the definitions to their respective words:


    Definitions

    1. plants that grow where people do not want them:___e___
    2. something to carry things in:______
    3. to make something by crossing threads or plants:______
    4. a small group of houses where people live:______
    5. things made by hand, like art or useful items:______
    6. a group that helps people or does good work:______
    7. money you borrow and give back without extra money:______
    8. to take money and give it back later:______
    9. more money you have to pay:______
    10. a plant that grows in water:______
    11. to stop rivers from flowing:______
    12. good for the earth and nature:______
    13. the world around us – plants, animals, air, and water:______
    14. to give something to someone for money:______
    15. to make a house better or repair it:______
    16. to help or take care of someone:______
    17. things you can do well because you learned them:______
    18. to want to protect animals, plants, and the earth:______
    19. to help someone feel sure and brave:______
    20. being able to do things by yourself:______
    21. a big round place in space, like earth where we live:______

    Words

    a. independence
    b. to care about nature
    c. a loan with no interest
    d. to give confidence
    e. weeds
    f. a bag
    g. to weave
    h. to borrow money
    i. to support
    j. a village
    k. to sell
    l. eco-friendly
    m. to fix a home
    n. crafts
    o. environment
    p. a foundation
    q. skills
    r. to block rivers
    s. a planet
    t. a water hyacinth
    u. extra cost


    ________________________

    Answers: 1 e, 2 f, 3 g, 4 j, 5 n, 6 p, 7 c, 8 h,
    9 u, 10 t, 11 r, 12 l, 13 o, 14 k, 15 m, 16 i,
    17 q, 18 b, 19 d, 20 a, 21 s

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    True or False?

    1. The Shinta Mani Foundation works with women in a small village.
    2. The women get a loan with high interest.
    3. They use water hyacinth to make eco-friendly bags.
    4. Water hyacinths grow in the mountains.
    5. Selling bags helps the women send their children to school.
    6. The project is bad for the environment.
    7. The women use traditional weaving skills.
    8. The bags are weak and break easily.
    9. Many people who care about nature want to buy the bags.
    10. The women use the money to fix their homes.
    11. The project gives the women confidence and independence.
    12. The bags are made from plastic.
    13. The women learned weaving skills from their families.
    14. Buying a bag helps both the women and the planet.
      ______________

    True: 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14

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    Short answers:


    1. Does the Shinta Mani Foundation help women in a small village?
      Yes, it does.
    2. Do the women get a loan with no interest?
      _____________
    3. Do the women make bags from plastic bottles?
      _____________
    4. Does water hyacinth grow in the river?
      _____________
    5. Do the women sell the bags to earn money?
      _____________
    6. Do the women use the money to travel to other countries?
      _____________
    7. Does the project help the women send their children to school?
      _____________
    8. Do the bags hurt the environment?
      _____________
    9. Do the women fix their homes with the money?
      _____________
    10. Does the project give the women more confidence?
      _____________
    11. Do the women get less food because of the project?
      _____________
    12. Do the women stay as a strong group?
      _____________
    13. Does the project make the women work alone?
      _____________
    14. Do the bags help the planet?
      _____________


      _______________

    True: 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 12, 14
    ________________

    Full version:


    Does the Shinta Mani Foundation help women in a small village? — Yes, it does.

    Do the women get a loan with no interest? — Yes, they do.

    Do the women make bags from plastic bottles? — No, they don’t.

    Does water hyacinth grow in the river? — Yes, it does.

    Do the women sell the bags to earn money? — Yes, they do.

    Do the women use the money to travel to other countries? — No, they don’t.

    Does the project help the women send their children to school? — Yes, it does.

    Do the bags hurt the environment? — No, they don’t.

    Do the women fix their homes with the money? — Yes, they do.

    Does the project give the women more confidence? — Yes, it does.

    Do the women get less food because of the project? — No, they don’t.

    Do the women stay as a strong group? — Yes, they do.

    Does the project make the women work alone? — No, it doesn’t.

    Do the bags help the planet? — Yes, they do.

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    Fill in, words below:

    independence – plants – skills – planet – village – Plastic – fix – families – loan – children – supports -eco-friendly

    _______________________

    1. The Shinta Mani Foundation supports women in a small __________.
    2. The women started a business with a no-interest __________.
    3. They turn water hyacinth into __________ bags.
    4. Water hyacinth are __________ that grow in rivers.
    5. The income helps the women send their __________ to school.
    6. They can also buy more clothes for their __________.
    7. The women use traditional weaving __________ to make the bags.
    8. Selling bags allows the women to _________ and improve their homes.
    9. The project helps the women gain confidence and ________.
    10. The group of women stays strong and __________each other.
    11. __________ bags are bad for the environment.
    12. The project also helps protect the __________.

    ____________________________

    Full version:

    1. The Shinta Mani Foundation supports women in a small village.
    2. The women started a business with a no-interest loan.
    3. They turn water hyacinth into eco-friendly bags.
    4. Water hyacinths are plants that grow in rivers.
    5. The income helps the women send their children to school.
    6. They can also buy more clothes for their families.
    7. The women use traditional weaving skills to make the bags.
    8. Selling bags allows the women to fix and improve their homes.
    9. The project helps the women gain confidence and independence.
    10. The group of women stays strong and supports each other.
    11. Plastic bags are bad for the environment.
    12. The project also helps protect the planet.

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    Complete the story, words below:

    weaving – borrow – confidence – eco-friendly – village.- blocks – women – life – sell – loan
    ________________________


    The Shinta Mani Foundation helps women in a small __________.
    They want a better __________ for their families.
    The Foundation gives them a__________ with no interest.
    They __________ money and pay it back later without extra cost.
    The women use water hyacinth, a plant that grows too much and __________ rivers.
    They make __________ bags from the plant.
    They __________ the bags and get money for school, food, doctors, and fixing homes.
    They keep their __________ skills from their culture.
    The bags are strong and beautiful.
    The project helps the __________ and the planet.
    It gives them __________ and independenc

    ___________________

    Full version:


    The Shinta Mani Foundation helps women in a small village.
    They want a better life for their families.
    The Foundation gives them a loan with no interest.
    They borrow money and pay it back later without extra cost.
    The women use water hyacinth, a plant that grows too much and blocks rivers.
    They make eco-friendly bags from the plant.
    They sell the bags and get money for school, food, doctors, and fixing homes.
    They keep their weaving skills from their culture.
    The bags are strong and beautiful.
    The project helps the women and the planet.
    It gives them confidence and independence.

  • Geschützt: Lara and Mia’s class room – what is in there? (part 2, A1)

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  • Geschützt: A day with Mia: after school adventures (part 1,A1)

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  • Geschützt: A Day in Lara’s Life (A1)

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  • A perfect day at a luxury resort in Siem Reap (listening, A1, present simple)

    Chhorvon’s Relaxing Holiday Story

    Listen to the story. If you don’t understand, listen again.
    Then do these exercises (some answers are at the end of the test!).


    Exercise 1 – one answer correct:


    1. What time does Chhorvon wake up?

    a) 7 o’clock
    b) 8 o’clock
    c) 6 o’clock

    2. What does she see when she opens the curtains?

    a) The green garden
    b) The swimming pool
    c) The restaurant

    3. Where does Chhorvon eat breakfast?

    a) In her room
    b) In the restaurant
    c) By the pool

    4. What does she drink for breakfast?

    a) Coffee
    b) Juice
    c) Water

    5. What does she eat with her coffee?

    a) Eggs
    b) Fresh fruit
    c) Bread

    6. Where does Chhorvon swim?

    a) In the river
    b) In the sea
    c) In the big pool

    7. How is the water in the pool?

    a) Cold and dirty
    b) Hot
    c) Cool and nice

    8. What does she do at noon?

    a) Visit a temple
    b) Go shopping
    c) Rest in her room

    9. What does she do in her room at noon?

    a) Read a book
    b) Watch TV
    c) Sleep

    10. What else does she do in her room?

    a) Cook food
    b) Call her family
    c) Listen to music

    11. Where does Chhorvon go in the afternoon?

    a) To the spa
    b) To the gym
    c) To the market

    12. What does she do at the spa?

    a) Take a bath
    b) Have a massage
    c) Do yoga

    13. How does the massage feel?

    a) Very good
    b) Bad
    c) Okay

    14. Where does she watch the sunset?

    a) At the pool
    b) In the garden
    c) From the balcony

    15. When does she eat dinner?

    a) In the evening
    b) In the morning
    c) At noon

    16. Where does she eat dinner?

    a) By the pool
    b) In the restaurant
    c) In her room

    17. What is the food like?

    a) Bad
    b) Delicious
    c) Cold

    18. What does she do after dinner?

    a) Swim in the pool
    b) Walk in the garden
    c) Watch TV

    19. How does she feel after walking in the garden?

    a) Angry
    b) Happy and calm
    c) Tired and sad

    20. What does Chhorvon do at the end of the day?

    a) Call her friends
    b) Go to a party
    c) Go to bed and sleep well


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    Answers: 1 a, 2 a, 3 b, 4 a, 5 b, 6 c, 7 c,
    8 c, 9 a, 10 c, 11 a, 12 b, 13 a, 14 c, 15 a,
    16 b, 17 b, 18 b, 19 b, 20 c
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    Exercise 2:

    True or false?

    1. She drinks coffee for breakfast.
    2. She goes to the market in the afternoon.
    3. She sees the green garden when she opens the curtains.
    4. The pool water is cold and dirty.
    5. She has a massage in the spa.
    6. She eats breakfast in her room.
    7. She watches the sunset from the balcony.
    8. She rests in her room at noon.
    9. After dinner, she walks in the garden.
    10. The food at dinner is bad.
    11. She swims in the sea.
    12. She reads a book and listens to music at noon.
    13. She feels happy and calm after walking in the garden.
    14. She goes to bed and sleeps well.
    15. She eats dinner by the pool.
    16. The massage feels very good.
    17. She wakes up at 8 o’clock.
    18. She watches TV after dinner.
    19. She eats fresh fruit for breakfast.
    20. She visits the gym in the afternoon.

      ____________________________

    True: 1,3,5,7,8,9,12,13,14,16,19

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    Exercise 3:

    Yes, she does? or, No, she doesn’t?

    1. Does Chhorvon wake up at 7 o’clock?
    2. Does she eat breakfast in her room?
    3. Does she drink coffee in the morning?
    4. Does she swim in the sea?
    5. Does she have a massage at the spa?
    6. Does she read a book at noon?
    7. Does she watch the sunset from the balcony?
    8. Does she eat dinner in the restaurant?
    9. Does she walk in the garden after dinner?
    10. Does she sleep well at night?
    11. Does she go shopping in the afternoon?
    12. Does she drink juice for breakfast?
    13. Does she swim in the big pool?
    14. Does she visit a temple in the afternoon?
    15. Does she listen to music in her room?
    16. Does she watch TV after dinner?
    17. Does she rest in her room at noon?
    18. Does she eat lunch at noon?
    19. Does she feel happy and calm after walking in the garden?
    20. Does she go to bed late every night?

    ______________________

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    Exercise 4, answer these questions:

    1. What is her name?
    2. Where is she on holiday?
    3. When does she wake up?
    4. What does she see when she opens the curtains?
    5. Where does she eat breakfast?
    6. What does she drink in the morning?
    7. What does she eat for breakfast?
    8. What does she do after breakfast?
    9. Where does she swim?
    10. How is the water in the pool?
    11. What does she do at noon?
    12. What does she read?
    13. What does she listen to?
    14. Where does she go in the afternoon?
    15. What does she do at the spa?
    16. How does the massage feel?
    17. Where does she watch the sunset?
    18. What does she do after dinner?
    19. How does she feel after walking in the garden?
    20. Does she like her holiday?

    _______________________

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    Text:

    My name is Chhorvon. I am on holiday in a luxury resort in Siem Reap. I tell you about my day.

    I wake up at 7 o’clock. I open the curtains and see the green garden. I go to the restaurant and eat breakfast. I drink coffee and eat fresh fruit.

    After breakfast, I swim in the big pool. The water is cool and nice.

    At noon, I rest in my room. I read a book and listen to music.

    In the afternoon, I go to the spa. I have a massage. It feels very good.

    In the evening, I watch the sunset from the balcony. Then I eat dinner in the restaurant. The food is delicious.

    After dinner, I walk in the garden. I feel happy and calm.

    I go to bed and sleep well. I like my holiday here.

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    Exercise 3, answers:



    Does she go to bed late every night? No, she doesn’t.

    Does Chhorvon wake up at 7 o’clock? Yes, she does.

    Does she eat breakfast in her room? No, she doesn’t.

    Does she drink coffee in the morning? Yes, she does.

    Does she swim in the sea? No, she doesn’t.

    Does she have a massage at the spa? Yes, she does.

    Does she read a book at noon? Yes, she does.

    Does she watch the sunset from the balcony? Yes, she does.

    Does she eat dinner in the restaurant? Yes, she does.

    Does she walk in the garden after dinner? Yes, she does.

    Does she sleep well at night? Yes, she does.

    Does she go shopping in the afternoon? No, she doesn’t.

    Does she drink juice for breakfast? No, she doesn’t.

    Does she swim in the big pool? Yes, she does.

    Does she visit a temple in the afternoon? No, she doesn’t.

    Does she listen to music in her room? Yes, she does.

    Does she watch TV after dinner? No, she doesn’t.

    Does she rest in her room at noon? Yes, she does.

    Does she eat lunch at noon? No, she doesn’t.

    Does she feel happy and calm after walking in the garden? Yes, she does.

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    Exercise 4, answers:



    What is her name?
    — Her name is Chhorvon.

    Where is she on holiday?
    — She is on holiday in Siem Reap.

    When does she wake up?
    — She wakes up at 7 o’clock.

    What does she see when she opens the curtains?
    — She sees the green garden.

    Where does she eat breakfast?
    — She eats breakfast in the restaurant.

    What does she drink in the morning?
    — She drinks coffee.

    What does she eat for breakfast?
    — She eats fresh fruit.

    What does she do after breakfast?
    — She swims in the big pool.

    Where does she swim?
    — She swims in the big pool.

    How is the water in the pool?
    — The water is cool and nice.

    What does she do at noon?
    — She rests in her room.

    What does she read?
    — She reads a book.

    What does she listen to?
    — She listens to music.

    Where does she go in the afternoon?
    — She goes to the spa.

    What does she do at the spa?
    — She has a massage.

    How does the massage feel?
    — It feels very good.

    Where does she watch the sunset?
    — She watches the sunset from the balcony.

    What does she do after dinner?
    — She walks in the garden.

    How does she feel after walking in the garden?
    — She feels happy and calm.

    Does she like her holiday?
    — Yes, she likes her holiday.


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    Don’t listen to the text.
    Write many sentences about it.”

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  • Dara – once a dream, now reality, he is a teacher (past simple, A1)

    • When a child, Dara’s dream was to become a teacher, now he is, teaching youngsters in the Shinta Mani Foundation class.
      We are looking back at the days of his childhood.

    He lived in a small village in Cambodia. His parents were farmers. Dara helped them in the fields every day.

    Every morning, Dara went to school. He walked or rode his bike. The road to school was long. Dara liked the fresh air and the green trees. Sometimes, he saw birds and butterflies on the way.

    Dara’s school was small. There were many children in the classroom. The school had simple desks and chairs. Dara listened to the teacher and learned new things every day.

    Dara liked to learn reading, writing, and math. He paid attention in class. Dara’s favorite time was when he played with his friends during the break. They ran, laughed, and had fun together.

    Dara was happy to go to school every day. He wanted to learn more and help his family. Dara dreamed to be a teacher when he grew up. He wanted to teach other children in his village.

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    Verbs, infinitive, past simple, definition

    1. live — lived — to have a home in a place
    2. be — was / were — to exist or be somewhere
    3. help — helped — to do something for someone
    4. go — went — to move to a place
    5. walk — walked — to move using your feet slowly
    6. ride — rode — to sit on a bike or animal and move
    7. like — liked — to enjoy something
    8. see — saw — to look at something
    9. have — had — to own or hold something
    10. listen — listened — to hear carefully
    11. learn — learned — to get new knowledge
    12. pay — paid — to give attention
    13. play — played — to do fun activities
    14. run — ran — to move fast on your feet
    15. laugh — laughed — to make a happy sound
    16. want — wanted — to wish for something
    17. dream — dreamed — to think about something you want
    18. grow — grew — to become bigger or older
    19. teach — teach — to help someone learn something

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    Match definition, word/s


    Definitions:

    1. A person who grows food or takes care of animals.
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    2. To sit on a bicycle and move by pushing the pedals.
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    3. The time when you are a child.
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    4. A small flying insect with colorful wings.
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    5. To watch or listen carefully.
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    6. A table where you write or study.
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    7. Not always, but now and then.
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    8. To make happy sounds when something is funny.
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    9. Something you sit on.
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    10. The part of the day you like the most.
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    11. To become older and an adult.
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    12. A path for cars, bikes, or people to travel on.
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    13. What is true or real, not a dream.
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    14. Time to rest and play between classes.
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    15. To work with plants or crops outside.
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    16. To hear and pay attention to the teacher.
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    17. School subject about numbers and counting.
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    18. Young people or children.
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    19. To wish for something.
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    20. To do fun activities.
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    Words:

    a) to listen to the teacher
    b) to help in the fields
    c) to laugh
    d) a road
    e) to want
    f) a desk
    g) to grow up
    h) math
    i) to ride a bike
    j) a butterfly
    k) to pay attention
    l) a farmer
    m) a break
    n) favorite time
    o) to play
    p) childhood
    q) sometimes
    r) a chair
    s) youngsters
    t) reality


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    Answers:
    1-l, 2-i, 3-p, 4-j, 5-k, 6-f, 7-q, 8-c,
    9-r, 10-n, 11-g, 12-d, 13-t, 14-m,
    15-b, 16-a, 17-h, 18-s, 19-e, 20-o

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    A person who grows food or takes care of animals. — a farmer

    To sit on a bicycle and move by pushing the pedals. — to ride a bike

    The time when you are a child. — childhood

    A small flying insect with colorful wings. — a butterfly

    To watch or listen carefully. — to pay attention

    A table where you write or study. — a desk

    Not always, but now and then. — sometimes

    To make happy sounds when something is funny. — to laugh

    Something you sit on. — a chair

    The part of the day you like the most. — favorite time

    To become older and an adult. — to grow up

    A path for cars, bikes, or people to travel on. — a road

    What is true or real, not a dream. — reality

    Time to rest and play between classes. — a break

    To work with plants or crops outside. — to help in the fields

    To hear and pay attention to the teacher. — to listen to the teacher

    School subject about numbers and counting. — math

    Young people or children. — youngsters

    To wish for something. — to want

    To do fun activities. — to play
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    True or false?

    1. Dara lived in a big city.
    2. His parents were farmers.
    3. Dara helped his parents in the fields every day.
    4. Dara went to school by car.
    5. The road to school was short.
    6. Dara liked the fresh air and green trees on his way.
    7. Dara’s school was large.
    8. There were many children in Dara’s classroom.
    9. Dara did not like to learn reading.
    10. Dara paid attention in class.
    11. Dara’s favorite time was when he played with his friends.
    12. Dara never laughed with his friends.
    13. Dara was happy to go to school every day.
    14. Dara wanted to be a doctor.
    15. Dara dreamed to be a teacher.
    16. Dara wanted to teach children in his village.

    True: 2, 3, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13, 15, 16
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    Yes, he/they did, or, No he/they didn’t?

    1. Dara lived in a big city.
    2. His parents were farmers.
    3. Dara helped his parents in the fields every day.
    4. Dara went to school by car.
    5. The road to school was short.
    6. Dara liked the fresh air and green trees on his way.
    7. Dara’s school was large.
    8. There were many children in Dara’s classroom.
    9. Dara did not like to learn reading.
    10. Dara paid attention in class.
    11. Dara’s favorite time was when he played with his friends.
    12. Dara never laughed with his friends.
    13. Dara was happy to go to school every day.
    14. Dara wanted to be a doctor.
    15. Dara dreamed to be a teacher.
    16. Dara wanted to teach children in his village.

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    Answers:

    1. Dara lived in a big city. — No, he didn’t.
    2. His parents were farmers. — Yes, they were.
    3. Dara helped his parents in the fields every day. — Yes, he did.
    4. Dara went to school by car. — No, he didn’t.
    5. The road to school was short. — No, it wasn’t.
    6. Dara liked the fresh air and green trees on his way. — Yes, he did.
    7. Dara’s school was large. — No, it wasn’t.
    8. There were many children in Dara’s classroom. — Yes, there were.
    9. Dara liked to learn reading. — Yes, he did.
    10. Dara paid attention in class. — Yes, he did.
    11. Dara’s favorite time was when he played with his family. — No, it wasn’t.
    12. Dara always laughed with his friends. — Yes, he did.
    13. Dara was happy to go to school every day. — Yes, he was.
    14. Dara wanted to be a doctor. — No, he didn’t.
    15. Dara dreamed to be a teacher. — Yes, he did.
    16. Dara wanted to teach children in a big city. — No, he didn’t.

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    Form questions to which the word/s given is/are the answer:

    Example:
    1. Dara lived in the countryside.
    a) Dara: Who lived in the countryside?
    b) lived in the countryside: What did she do?
    c) in the countryside: Where did she live?


    1. His parents worked in the green fields every day.
      a) His parents: ________________
      b) His: ________________
      c) worked in the fields: ________________
      d) in the green fields: ________________
      e) green: ________________
      f) every day: ________________

    1. Dara helped his parents in the fields every day.
      a) Dara: ________________
      b) helped his parents: ________________
      c) in the fields: ________________
      d) every day: i) ________________
      ii) ________________


    1. Dara went to school by walking or riding his bike.
      a) Dara: ________________
      b) went to school: ________________
      c) by walking or riding his bike: ________________
      d) to school: ________________

    1. Dara liked the fresh air every time he went so school.
      a) Dara: ________________
      b) the fresh air: ________________
      c) every time he went so school: ________________

    1. Dara played with his friends in the school yard..
      a) Dara: ________________
      b) played with his friends: ________________
      c) with his friends: ________________
      d) his: ________________
      e) in the school yard: ________________
      f) school: ________________

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    Correct version:




    1. Dara lived in the countryside.
    a) Dara: Who lived in the countryside?
    b) lived in the countryside: What did she do?
    c) in the countryside: Where did she live?


    1. His parents worked in the green fields every day.
      a) His parents: Who were farmers?
      b) His: Whose parents worked in the fields?
      c) worked in the fields: What did his parents do?
      d) in the green fields: Where did his parents work?
      e) green: In which fields did his parents work?
      f) every day: When did his parents work in the fields?
      How often did his parents work in the fields.

    1. Dara helped his parents in the fields every day.
      a) Dara: Who helped his parents?
      b) helped his parents: What did Dara do?
      c) in the fields: Where did Dara help?
      d) every day: How often did Dara help?
      When did Dara help his parents?

    1. Dara went to school by walking or riding his bike.
      a) Dara: Who went to school?
      b) went to school: What did Dara do?
      c) by walking or riding his bike: How did Dara go to school?
      d) to school: Where did Dara go by walking or riding his bike?

    1. Dara liked the fresh air every time he went so school.
      a) Dara: Who liked the fresh air?
      b) the fresh air: What did Dara like?
      c) every time he went to school: When did Dara like the fresh air?

    1. Dara played with his friends in the school yard..
      a) Dara: Who played with his friends?
      b) played with his friends: What did he do?
      c) with his friends: Who did Dara play with?
      d) his: With whose friends did Dara play?
      e) in the school yard: Where did he play with his friends?
      f) school: In which yard did Dara play?


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      One of Dara’s best friends: Salas