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How a ranger saved a deer from dying
The incredible story of a friendship between a man and a deer.
Many years ago, a park ranger named Jack was walking in the snowy woods of Alaska. He found a young deer lying on the ground near a tree. The poor animal was hurt in its leg and could not stand up.
Jack saw that the deer was bigger than all the other deer in that area, but it was almost dead.
“When I first saw the deer, I wanted to show the animal that not all humans are bad,” Jack told us. “So I gave it food and I stayed with it and spoke to it. I was happy to see that the next day the animal was already a little stronger than it was the day before. I gave it a name too, Swift.”
A few weeks later, the deer was much healthier. It went into the deep woods and started to walk away. It went into a part of the forest where the snow was deeper.
“I was a little sad when it was gone. But the next day, the deer was back. It was near my porch when I opened the door in the morning!”
The ranger and the wild animal became friends forever, and soon they started walking in the woods together.
“When I went into the woods, the deer came close to me,” Jack said. “I was a little scared first, but I felt better when I saw that. I knew it liked me. And I never felt scared again when the animal was near me.”
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Vocabulary:
Word/phrase Definition in A1 a ranger A person who works in a park or forest to protect nature. to save something To stop something from dying or getting hurt. a deer A wild animal with long legs that lives in the forest. to be hurt To feel pain or have a problem with your body. to stay with somebody To remain near a person or animal and not go away. to be healthy To be well, strong, and not sick or hurt. deep woods A big forest with a lot of trees together. deep snow A thick layer of snow on the ground. a porch A covered area outside the door of a house. forever For all time; without ending. to be scared To feel afraid or frightened. ######################
Troe or false:
- The deer left and never came back again.
- The animal found in the woods is a deer.
- Jack gave the deer food and spoke to it.
- The deer was smaller than all the other deer in the area.
- The main character in the story is a fisherman.
- A few weeks later, the deer was much healthier.
- Jack and the deer started walking in the woods together.
- Jack shot the deer with a gun.
- The deer was back near Jack’s porch in the morning.
- The man and the animal became enemies.
- Jack named the deer Pocho.
- The deer could not stand up because it was completely healthy.
- Jack was a park ranger.
- The story takes place in the country of Costa Rica.
- The deer got a little stronger the next day.
- The story takes place in a warm tropical jungle.
- Jack felt better when he saw that the deer liked him.
- Jack was never scared at any point in the story.
- The deer’s leg was hurt.
- Jack never felt scared again when the animal was near him.
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Answers:
1-F, 2-T, 3-T, 4-F, 5-F, 6-T, 7-T, 8-F, 9-T,
10-F, 11-F, 12-F, 13-T, 14-F, 15-T,
16-F, 17-T, 18-F, 19-T, 20-T#####################
Fill in:
Adjective Comparative Superlative bad big deep happy healthy hurt poor sad scared snowy strong wild young _____________________________
Correct answers:
Adjective Comparative Superlative bad worse (the) worst big bigger (the) biggest deep deeper (the) deepest happy happier (the) happiest healthy healthier (the) healthiest hurt more hurt (the) most hurt poor poorer (the) poorest sad sadder (the) saddest scared more scared (the) most scared snowy snowier (the) snowiest strong stronger (the) strongest wild wilder (the) wildest young younger (the) youngest #######################
Read, then answer questions:
- a pouch: a small, soft pocket on an animal’s body to carry its baby.
- a habitat: the natural home where an animal or plant lives.
- a toad: a small, frog-like animal that lives on land and hops.
- a goat: a farm or mountain animal with horns that gives milk.
- a tortoise: a slow animal with a hard shell on its back that lives on land.
– Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacine)
The Tasmanian tiger was a wild animal with dark stripes on its back.It looked like a dog, but it carried its babies in a pouch.It lived in Australia and Tasmania.People hunted this animal, and it lost its habitat.The last Tasmanian tiger died in a zoo in 1936.
– Golden Toad
The golden toad was a small, bright orange toad. It lived in the high, wet forests of Costa Rica. Visitors loved its beautiful color. However, the weather changed, and the forest became too dry. The last golden toad was seen in 1989.
– Pyrenean Ibex (Bucardo)
The Pyrenean ibex was a wild mountain goat with long, curved horns. It lived in the cold Pyrenees mountains in Spain. People hunted the ibex for many years, and its numbers became very small. The very last Pyrenean ibex died in the year 2000.
– Pinta Island Tortoise
The Pinta Island tortoise was a very large, slow tortoise from the Galápagos Islands. People brought goats to the island, and the goats ate all the food. The last tortoise of this kind was named Lonesome George. He lived for over 100 years and died in 2012.
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True or false
- The Tasmanian tiger looked like a dog and had dark stripes on its back.
- The golden toad was a very large, slow reptile from the Galápagos Islands.
- The Pinta Island tortoise lived in the cold Pyrenees mountains in Spain.
- The Pyrenean ibex was a wild mountain goat with long, curved horns.
- The last Tasmanian tiger died in a zoo in the year 1936.
- The golden toad lived in the high, wet forests of Costa Rica.
- People brought goats to Pinta Island, and the goats ate all the food.
- The Pyrenean ibex died out because the climate became too dry for it.
- The Tasmanian tiger carried its babies in a pouch.
- The last golden toad was seen in the year 2000.
- The last Pinta Island tortoise was named Lonesome George.
- People hunted the Pyrenean ibex for many years, making its numbers very small.
- The golden toad was famous for its bright orange color.
- The last Tasmanian tiger died in the wild in the year 2012.
- The Pyrenean ibex was a type of wild cat.
- The Pinta Island tortoise lived for over 100 years.
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Answers:
1-T, 2-F, 3-F, 4-T, 5-T, 6-T, 7-T, 8-F, 9-T,
10-F, 11-T, 12-T, 13-T, 14-F, 15-F, 16-T###################
A mascot for our football team
Our school football team needs a new mascot to bring us good luck in our matches. Students are talking about two different animals to see which one is best.
First, some students want to choose a cheetah.
- Good sides: Cheetahs are the fastest land animals in the world. Speed is great for a football team because players need to run fast and score goals.
- Bad sides: Cheetahs are not very big or strong, and they get tired very quickly after running fast.
Second, other students suggest choosing a bear.
- Good sides: Bears are huge, strong, and brave. A bear mascot shows power and can make the other team feel scared.
- Bad sides: Bears can be slow and lazy, and they like to sleep for a long time during the winter.
Both animals have good and bad sides. In the end, the team must decide if speed or strength is more important for winning games.
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Multiple choice:
- What kind of team needs a new mascot?
- A) A professional football team
- B) A football team
- C) A school basketball team
- What is the main good side of a cheetah?
- A) It is very strong
- B) It is the fastest land animal in the whole world
- C) It is big
- Why might a cheetah be a bad mascot choice?
- A) It gets tired
- B) It cannot run fast at all
- C) It sleeps all day in the winter
- What is one good side of a bear?
- A) It can run very fast
- B) It is small
- C) It is huge, strong, and brave
- What can a bear make the other team feel?
- A) Scared
- B) Extremely happy and relaxed
- C) Very sleepy and tired
- Why might a bear be a bad mascot choice?
- A) It is very fast
- B) It can be slow and lazy
- C) It is tiny and weak
- What do bears like to do for a long time during winter?
- A) Play games
- B) Sleep
- C) Run outside
- What is speed great for in a football game?
- A) Sleeping
- B) Scoring goals
- C) Feeling tired
- What must the team decide in the end?
- A) If speed or strength is more important
- B) Which animal is the tallest in the entire forest
- C) Who will coach the players for the big championship
- What do mascots bring to matches?
- A) Bad luck
- B) Food
- C) Good luck
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Answers:
1-B, 2-A, 3-A, 4-C, 5-A, 6-B, 7-B, 8-B, 9-A, 10-C####################
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🐍🐒🐳What an animal! (grammar, adjectives, comparatives and superlatives,>>>U4, A2, 1/2)🐳🐒🐍
More on adjectives => link
Vocabulary test =>
Match the animals with their definitions
MATCH ANIMALS AND DEFINITIONS
Animals- Pig
- Dolphin
- Antelope
- Mosquito
- Anaconda
- Chimpanzee
- Giraffe
- Cheetah
- Whale
- Rhino
- Ostrich
- Crocodile
Definitions
A. A very large bird with long legs and a long neck. It cannot fly, but it can run fast.
B. A very large sea animal that must come to the surface to breathe air.
C. A wild cat with black spots that can run very fast.
D. A large reptile with sharp teeth and a long tail. It lives in or near water.
E. A very small flying insect that bites people and drinks their blood.
F. A farm animal with a big body, short legs, and a short nose.
G. A very tall animal with a long neck. It eats leaves from trees.
H. A clever sea animal that breathes air and often jumps out of the water.
I. A large, heavy animal with thick skin and one or two horns on its nose.
J. A very large snake that kills animals by wrapping its body around them.
K. A wild animal with long legs that can run fast. It looks a little like a deer.
L. An animal that looks like a monkey. It lives in trees and uses its hands to pick things up.
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Answer key:
1–F, 2–H, 3–K, 4–E, 5–J, 6–L, 7–G, 8–C, 9–B, 10–I, 11–A, 12–D###################
Adjectives, comparatives and superlatives – A1
1. What is an adjective?
An adjective describes a person, animal, place or thing. It tells us what something is like.
Examples:
- The pig is fat.
- The giraffe is tall.
- The cheetah is fast.
- The mosquito is small.
2. What is a comparative?
We use a comparative to compare two people, animals, places or things.
We often add -er to the adjective. We use than to compare two things.
- The giraffe is taller than the pig.
- The cheetah is faster than the ostrich.
- The mosquito is smaller than the antelope.
3. What is a superlative?
We use a superlative to say that someone or something has the highest or lowest quality in a group.
We often add the and -est to the adjective.
- The giraffe is the tallest animal here.
- The cheetah is the fastest animal on land.
- The mosquito is the smallest animal in this group.
How do we make comparatives and superlatives?
Adjective Comparative Superlative tall taller the tallest fast faster the fastest small smaller the smallest long longer the longest big bigger the biggest fat fatter the fattest funny funnier the funniest good better the best Remember!
- Adjective: The pig is fat.
- Comparative: The pig is fatter than the chimpanzee.
- Superlative: The pig is the fattest animal in the group.
For long adjectives, we often use more and the most:
- beautiful → more beautiful → the most beautiful
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Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjective in brackets.
1. A dolphin is __________ than a crocodile. (friendly)
2. A mosquito is __________ than a pig. (small)
3. A cheetah is __________ than an antelope. (fast)
4. A whale is __________ than a rhino. (big)
5. A rhino is __________ than a chimpanzee. (heavy)
6. An anaconda is __________ than a mosquito. (dangerous)
7. A chimpanzee is __________ than a pig. (clever)
8. A giraffe is __________ than an ostrich. (tall)
9. A crocodile is __________ than a mosquito. (strong)
10. An ostrich is __________ than a chimpanzee. (heavy)
11. A pig is __________ than a mosquito. (hairy)
12. A cheetah is __________ than a whale. (small)
13. A rhino is __________ than an ostrich. (strong)
14. A dolphin is __________ than a pig. (clever)
15. A crocodile is __________ than an antelope. (dangerous)
16. A giraffe is __________ than a chimpanzee. (big)
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Answer key
- friendlier
- smaller
- faster
- bigger
- heavier
- more dangerous
- cleverer
- taller
- stronger
- heavier
- hairier
- smaller
- stronger
- cleverer
- more dangerous
- bigger
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Complete the sentences: comparatives and superlatives
1. A pig is big, a rhino is ……………….., but a whale is the ………………..
2. An ostrich is small, a chimpanzee is ……………….., but a mosquito is the ………………..
3. An ostrich is heavy, a rhino is ……………….., but a whale is the ………………..
4. A mosquito is strong, a chimpanzee is ……………….., but a rhino is the ………………..
5. A pig is clever, a dolphin is ……………….., but a chimpanzee is the ………………..
6. An antelope is dangerous, a crocodile is ……………….., but an anaconda is the ………………..
7. A crocodile is friendly, a pig is ……………….., but a dolphin is the ………………..
8. A pig is hairy, an ostrich is ……………….., but a chimpanzee is the ………………..
9. An antelope is fast, an ostrich is ……………….., but a cheetah is the ………………..
10. An ostrich is tall, a rhino is ……………….., but a giraffe is the ………………..
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Correct version:
1. Big – bigger – the biggest: A pig is big, a rhino is bigger, but a whale is the biggest.
2. Small – smaller – the smallest: An ostrich is small, a chimpanzee is smaller, but a mosquito is the smallest.
3. Heavy – heavier – the heaviest: An ostrich is heavy, a rhino is heavier, but a whale is the heaviest.
4. Strong – stronger – the strongest: A mosquito is strong, a chimpanzee is stronger, but a rhino is the strongest.
5. Clever – cleverer – the cleverest: A pig is clever, a dolphin is cleverer, but a chimpanzee is the cleverest.
6. Dangerous – more dangerous – the most dangerous: An antelope is dangerous, a crocodile is more dangerous, but an anaconda is the most dangerous.
7. Friendly – friendlier – the friendliest: A crocodile can be friendly, a pig can be friendlier, but a dolphin is the friendliest.
8. Hairy – hairier – the hairiest: A pig is hairy, an ostrich is hairier, but a chimpanzee is the hairiest.
9. Fast – faster – the fastest: An antelope is fast, an ostrich is faster, but a cheetah is the fastest.
10. Tall – taller – the tallest: An ostrich is tall, a rhino is taller, but a giraffe is the tallest.
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Exercise 1: adjectives and comparisons – animals, complete with as … as
Example: A pig is as fat as a small rhino. (fat)
- A dolphin is __________________ a chimpanzee. (clever)
- A mosquito is __________________ a small fly. (small)
- An ostrich is __________________ a giraffe. (fast)
- A rhino is __________________ a large pig. (heavy)
- A cheetah is __________________ an antelope. (fast)
- A whale is __________________ a very large rhino. (big)
- A chimpanzee is __________________ a monkey. (clever)
- An anaconda is __________________ a large snake. (long)
- A crocodile is __________________ a rhino. (dangerous)
- A giraffe is __________________ another giraffe. (tall)
- A pig is __________________ a chimpanzee. (hairy)
- A dolphin is __________________ a friendly dog. (friendly)
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Exercise 2: complete with the comparativeExample: A rhino is greater than a pig. (great)
- A whale is __________________ than a rhino. (big)
- A mosquito is __________________ than an ostrich. (small)
- A cheetah is __________________ than an antelope. (fast)
- A giraffe is __________________ than a chimpanzee. (tall)
- A rhino is __________________ than a pig. (heavy)
- A dolphin is __________________ than a pig. (clever)
- An anaconda is __________________ than a mosquito. (dangerous)
- A chimpanzee is __________________ than a pig. (hairy)
- A crocodile is __________________ than a mosquito. (strong)
- A whale is __________________ than an ostrich. (great)
- A cheetah is __________________ than a rhino. (fast)
- A giraffe is __________________ than an antelope. (big)
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Exercise 3: complete with the … -est or the most …- The mosquito is __________________ animal in this group. (small)
- The giraffe is __________________ animal here. (tall)
- The whale is __________________ animal in this group. (big)
- The cheetah is __________________ land animal here. (fast)
- The rhino is __________________ animal here. (heavy)
- The chimpanzee is __________________ animal in this group. (clever)
- The anaconda is __________________ snake here. (long)
- The crocodile is __________________ animal for a mosquito. (dangerous)
- The ostrich is __________________ bird in this group. (great)
- The dolphin is __________________ sea animal here. (friendly)
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Exercise 4: complete with as … as, a comparative or a superlativeExample: A pig is big, but a rhino is bigger. (big)
- A mosquito is not __________________ a pig. (big)
- A cheetah is __________________ than an ostrich. (fast)
- The giraffe is __________________ animal in this group. (tall)
- A dolphin is __________________ a chimpanzee. (clever)
- A whale is __________________ than a rhino. (big)
- An ostrich is not __________________ a giraffe. (tall)
- A rhino is __________________ than a pig. (heavy)
- The mosquito is __________________ animal in this group. (small)
- An anaconda is __________________ than a mosquito. (dangerous)
- A cheetah is __________________ land animal here. (fast)
- A pig is not __________________ a rhino. (strong)
- A dolphin is __________________ than a crocodile. (friendly)
- The chimpanzee is __________________ animal in this group. (clever)
- An ostrich is __________________ a cheetah. (fast)
- A whale is __________________ animal in this group. (great)
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Exercise 5: Complete the adjective tableAdjective Comparative Superlative great __________ the greatest small smaller __________ tall __________ the tallest big bigger __________ fast __________ the fastest heavy heavier __________ clever __________ the cleverest friendly friendlier __________ dangerous more dangerous __________ good better __________ strong __________ the strongest hairy hairier __________ ################
Answer keyExercise 1:
- as clever as
- as small as
- as fast as
- as heavy as
- as fast as
- as big as
- as clever as
- as long as
- as dangerous as
- as tall as
- as hairy as
- as friendly as
Exercise 2:
- bigger
- smaller
- faster
- taller
- heavier
- cleverer
- more dangerous
- hairier
- stronger
- greater
- faster
- bigger
Exercise 3:
- the smallest
- the tallest
- the biggest
- the fastest
- the heaviest
- the cleverest
- the longest
- the most dangerous
- the greatest
- the friendliest
Exercise 4:
- as big as
- faster
- the tallest
- as clever as
- bigger
- as tall as
- heavier
- the smallest
- more dangerous
- the fastest
- as strong as
- friendlier
- the cleverest
- as fast as
- the greatest
Exercise 5:
great – greater – the greatest
small – smaller – the smallest
tall – taller – the tallest
big – bigger – the biggest
fast – faster – the fastest
heavy – heavier – the heaviest
clever – cleverer – the cleverest
friendly – friendlier – the friendliest
dangerous – more dangerous – the most dangerous
good – better – the best
strong – stronger – the strongest
hairy – hairier – the hairiest#######################
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My Trip to Tanzania
Last year, my family and I went to Tanzania for a safari. I loved taking pictures of all the bright birds we saw—it was a wonderful holiday!
On our first morning, we saw a very big elephant. It was around three metres tall, and I am sure it was heavy. Our guide told us that big elephants can weigh up to 6,000 kilograms! However, I was not scared at all. My dad said that elephants are usually friendly and calm. They have big ears and a long trunk to drink water and find food. I even saw one elephant using its trunk to throw dirt on its body to cool down.
Later in the afternoon, we saw a group of chimpanzees sitting in the trees. They looked very funny and cute, but we stayed far away. You must be careful because wild chimps can be very loud and strong. Many people think chimpanzees are really smart. I think they are smarter than elephants because they can use small sticks to pick up food!
When we returned to our tent in the evening, we had a big surprise. There was a fat green frog sitting on my bed! My dad was afraid of it, but my mum picked it up with her hands and put it in the grass outside. She is really brave!
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Vocabulary:- to be scared: When you are afraid because something is dangerous or scary.
- to be calm: When you are quiet, relaxed, and not afraid or angry.
- a trunk: The long nose of an elephant.
- dirt: Brown earth or dust on the ground.
- to be cute: When an animal or baby is small, sweet, and nice to look at.
- to be smart: When a person or animal learns fast and thinks very well.
- a stick: A small, thin piece of wood from a tree.
- a tent: A simple house made of cloth that you use for sleeping outside.
- a surprise: Something exciting that happens when you do not expect it.
- to be brave: When you do something scary without being afraid.
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True or false:
- The family went on safari to Kenya last year.
- The speaker liked taking pictures of bright birds.
- They saw an elephant on their first morning.
- The elephant was about five metres tall.
- Big elephants can weigh up to 6,000 kilograms.
- The speaker was very scared when they saw the elephant.
- Elephants use their long trunks to drink water and find food.
- The elephant threw water on its back to cool down.
- The family saw a group of chimpanzees in the afternoon.
- The family went very close to the chimpanzees.
- Wild chimpanzees can be loud and strong.
- The speaker thinks elephants are smarter than chimpanzees.
- Chimpanzees can use small sticks to pick up food.
- There was a spider on the bed at the end of the day.
- The dad picked up the frog and put it outside.
- The speaker thinks their mum is very brave.
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False: 1,4,6,8,10,1214,15
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- The family went on safari to Kenya last year.
- The speaker liked taking pictures of bright birds.
- They saw an elephant on their first morning.
- The elephant was about five metres tall.
- Big elephants can weigh up to 6,000 kilograms.
- The speaker was very scared when they saw the elephant.
- Elephants use their long trunks to drink water and find food.
- The elephant threw water on its back to cool down.
- The family saw a group of chimpanzees in the afternoon.
- The family went very close to the chimpanzees.
- Wild chimpanzees can be loud and strong.
- The speaker thinks elephants are smarter than chimpanzees.
- Chimpanzees can use small sticks to pick up food.
- There was a spider on the bed at the end of the day.
- The dad picked up the frog and put it outside.
- The speaker thinks their mum is very brave.
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Multiple choice:- Where did the family go on safari?
a) Kenyab) Tanzaniac) South Africa - What did the speaker like taking pictures of?
a) Bright birdsb) Big elephantsc) Small insects on the trees - When did they see the elephant?
a) On their first morningb) At night before going to sleepc) During a walk in the afternoon - How tall was the elephant?
a) Five metres tallb) Six metres tallc) Around three metres tall - How much can big elephants weigh?
a) 500 kilogramsb) About 2,000 kilogramsc) Up to 6,000 kilograms - How did the speaker feel when they saw the elephant?
a) Very scared because it was hugeb) Not scared at allc) Angry because it was noisy - What do elephants use their long trunks for?
a) To drink water and find foodb) To catch small insects in the airc) To climb trees and sleep on branches - What did the elephant throw on its body to cool down?
a) Cold waterb) Wet leavesc) Dirt - When did they see the chimpanzees?
a) Early in the morningb) In the afternoonc) Late at night - How did the family react when they saw the chimpanzees?
a) They went very close to take photosb) They stayed far awayc) They ran away screaming - What can wild chimpanzees be like?a) Quiet and slowb) Loud and strongc) Small and weak
- Why does the speaker think chimpanzees are smart?a) Because they talk to humansb) Because they build large wooden housesc) Because they can use small sticks to pick up food
- What was on the speaker’s bed in the tent?a) A spiderb) A snakec) A green frog
- Who reacted to the animal on the bed?a) The mum picked it up and put it outsideb) The dad caught it with a big netc) The guide came inside to remove it
- What does the speaker think of their mum?a) Very funnyb) A bit scaredc) Really brave
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Answer Key:
1-b, 2-a, 3-a, 4-c, 5-c, 6-b,
7-a, 8-c, 9-b, 10-b, 11-b,
12-c, 13-c, 14-a, 15-c###################
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🙈😎🥳🎃 Halloween Night (text, reading, reading comprehension, sound files, past simple, 2/2, >>>U3, A2)🎃🥳😎🙈
Before you do that text,
do this one first!
How to form the Past SimpleWe use the Past Simple for things that happened before now.
1. Positive sentences
Regular verbs:
Add -ed to the verb.- play → played
- work → worked
- watch → watched
- visit → visited
Example:
I played football yesterday.Some verbs are irregular. They change form.
- go → went
- see → saw
- eat → ate
- have → had
- come → came
Example:
She went to school yesterday.
2. Negative sentences
Use:
did not (didn’t) + verb
The verb goes back to its basic form.
- I didn’t play football.
- She didn’t go to school.
- They didn’t eat dinner.
❌ She didn’t went.
✅ She didn’t go.
3. Questions
Use:
Did + person + basic verb?
- Did you play football?
- Did Anna go home?
- Did they eat dinner?
Short answers:
- Yes, I did.
- No, I didn’t.
The verb be
am / is → was
are → were- I was tired.
- He was at home.
- We were happy.
- They were at school.
Negative:
- I wasn’t tired.
- They weren’t at home.
Questions:
- Was he tired?
- Were they at school?
Easy rule to remember
Positive:
I played. / I went.Negative:
I didn’t play. / I didn’t go.Question:
Did you play? / Did you go?#####################
Verbs in text:
Verb Past simple A1 definition to be was / were to exist or to say what someone or something is to have had to own or possess something can could to be able to do something to dress up dressed up to wear special clothes for fun to wear wore to have clothes on your body to want wanted to wish to have or do something to use used to do something with a thing to fly flew to move through the air to help helped to do something for someone to decorate decorated to make a place look nice for a special time to put put to move something to a place to carve carved to cut a shape into something to make made to create or produce something to go went to move to another place to walk walked to move on your feet to knock knocked to hit a door to get someone’s attention to say said to speak words to give gave to let someone have something to see saw to look at something with your eyes to hang hung to be fixed or placed above the ground to look looked to seem or appear in a certain way to jump jumped to move up from the ground to scream screamed to make a very loud sound with your voice to take off took off to remove clothes or something from your body to laugh laughed to make a happy sound with your voice ##################
Fill in, past simple:It _____ (be) Halloween, October 31. Tom and his sister Anna _____ (be) very happy because they _____ (can) dress up and have fun. They wear a costume every year.
Tom _____ (want) to be a vampire. He _____ (wear) a black mask and black clothes. Anna _____ (want) to be a witch. She _____ (have) a black dress, a witch’s hat, and a broom. In stories, witches use magic and can fly on a broom.
Their parents _____ (help) them decorate a house. They _____ (put) a picture of a ghost, a monster, a skeleton, and a mummy on the windows. There _____ (be) also a black cat near the door.
In the garden, Tom and Anna _____ (have) a big pumpkin. They _____ (carve) a pumpkin and _____ (make) two eyes, a nose, and a mouth. They _____ (put) a candle inside. Now they _____ (have) a pumpkin lantern, also called a Jack-o‘-lantern.
At seven o’clock, the children _____ (go) trick-or-treating. They _____ (walk) from house to house. At each house, they _____ (knock) on the door and _____ (say), „Trick or treat!“ People _____ (give) them candy and other small treats.
At one house, a man _____ (be) dressed as a wizard. He _____ (make) a funny trick with his hands. At another house, they _____ (see) a bat and a spider. A big spider web _____ (hang) over the door.
Then the children _____ (see) a haunted house. It _____ (look) very scary. Anna _____ (be) afraid, but Tom _____ (want) to go inside.
They _____ (knock) on the door.
Suddenly, a white ghost _____ (jump) out.
Anna _____ (scream).
Then the ghost _____ (take off) his mask and _____ (laugh). It _____ (be) their father!
Tom and Anna _____ (laugh) too. It _____ (be) a great Halloween night.
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Correct version:
It was Halloween, October 31, 2025. Tom and his sister Anna were very happy because they could dress up and have fun. They wear a costume every year.
Tom wanted to be a vampire. He wore a black mask and black clothes. Anna wanted to be a witch. She had a black dress, a witch’s hat, and a broom. In stories, witches used magic and could fly on a broom.
Their parents helped them decorate a house. They put a picture of a ghost, a monster, a skeleton, and a mummy on the windows. There was also a black cat near the door.
In the garden, Tom and Anna had a big pumpkin. They carved a pumpkin and made two eyes, a nose, and a mouth. They put a candle inside. Now they had a pumpkin lantern, also called a Jack-o‘-lantern.
At seven o’clock, the children went trick-or-treating. They walked from house to house. At each house, they knocked on the door and said, „Trick or treat!“ People gave them candy and other small treats.
At one house, a man was dressed as a wizard. He made a funny trick with his hands. At another house, they saw a bat and a spider. A big spider web hung over the door.
Then the children saw a haunted house. It looked very scary. Anna was afraid, but Tom wanted to go inside.
They knocked on the door.
Suddenly, a white ghost jumped out.
Anna screamed.
Then the ghost took off his mask and laughed. It was their father!
Tom and Anna laughed too. It was a great Halloween night.
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True or false
- Tom wanted to be a vampire.
- The children went trick-or-treating at eight o’clock.
- Anna had a black dress and a witch’s hat.
- Their parents decorated the house without the children.
- A candle was inside the pumpkin lantern.
- The children walked from house to house.
- Tom was afraid when the ghost appeared.
- A man dressed as a wizard made a trick with his hands.
- People gave the children fruit at the houses.
- A big spider web hung over one of the doors.
- Halloween was on October 31.
- Anna wanted to be a monster.
- The children saw a bat and a spider.
- The children used three candles inside the pumpkin.
- Anna screamed when the ghost jumped out.
- Tom and Anna travelled from house to house by car.
- The ghost was their father.
- Tom wanted to stay outside the haunted house.
- The children made a pumpkin lantern.
- Tom and Anna were unhappy at the end of the night.
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False:2,4,7,9,12,14,16,18,20
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Correct version:- Tom wanted to be a vampire.
- The children went trick-or-treating at eight o’clock. True is: The children went trick-or-treating at seven o’clock.
- Anna had a black dress and a witch’s hat.
- Their parents decorated the house without the children. True is: Their parents helped the children decorate a house.
- A candle was inside the pumpkin lantern.
- The children walked from house to house.
- Tom was afraid when the ghost appeared. True is: Anna was afraid when the ghost appeared.
- A man dressed as a wizard made a trick with his hands.
- People gave the children fruit at the houses. True is: People gave the children candy and other small treats.
- A big spider web hung over one of the doors.
- Halloween was on October 31.
- Anna wanted to be a monster. True is: Anna wanted to be a witch.
- The children saw a bat and a spider.
- The children used three candles inside the pumpkin. True is: The children put one candle inside the pumpkin.
- Anna screamed when the ghost jumped out.
- Tom and Anna travelled from house to house by car. True is: Tom and Anna walked from house to house.
- The ghost was their father.
- Tom wanted to stay outside the haunted house. True is: Tom wanted to go inside the haunted house.
- The children made a pumpkin lantern.
- Tom and Anna were unhappy at the end of the night. True is: Tom and Anna laughed and had a great Halloween night.
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Multiple choice
- What day was Halloween?
A) October 31
B) October 21
C) November 1 - What did Tom want to be?
A) A witch
B) A vampire
C) A wizard - What did Anna want to be?
A) A ghost
B) A mummy
C) A witch - What did Tom wear?
A) Black clothes
B) A white mask
C) A red hat - What did Anna have?
A) A broom
B) A bat
C) A spider - What did witches use in stories?
A) Masks
B) Magic
C) Candy - What did the parents help the children do?
A) Decorate a house
B) Make some candy
C) Build a garden - What pictures were on the windows?
A) Cats and bats
B) Witches and wizards
C) Ghosts and monsters - What did the children carve?
A) A mask
B) A pumpkin
C) A broom - What did they put inside the pumpkin?
A) A toy
B) Some candy
C) A candle - When did the children go trick-or-treating?
A) At seven o’clock
B) At six o’clock
C) At eight o’clock - What did the children say at the doors?
A) Happy Halloween!
B) Trick or treat!
C) Good evening! - What did people give the children?
A) Books
B) Money
C) Candy - What was the man at one house dressed as?
A) A wizard
B) A ghost
C) A vampire - What did the children see at another house?
A) A cat and a witch
B) A bat and a spider
C) A mummy and a skeleton - How did the haunted house look?
A) Funny
B) Beautiful
C) Scary - Who was afraid?
A) Their father
B) Tom
C) Anna - What jumped out of the haunted house?
A) A white ghost
B) A black cat
C) A big spider - Who was the ghost?
A) A wizard
B) Their father
C) A man from the house - What did Tom and Anna do at the end?
A) They went home.
B) They screamed again.
C) They laughed.
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Answer key:
1 A, 2 B, 3 C, 4 A, 5 A, 6 B, 7 A, 8 C,
9 B, 10 C, 11 A, 12 B, 13 C, 14 A, 15 B,
16 C, 17 C, 18 A, 19 B, 20 C####################
Find the answer in the text
- When did Halloween take place?
- What did Tom want to be?
- How did Tom dress for Halloween?
- Which clothes did Anna wear?
- Who helped Tom and Anna decorate the house?
- What did the children put on the windows?
- Where did they put the candle?
- Why did the children walk from house to house?
- What did they say at each house?
- Who gave the children candy and treats?
- How did the man at one house make the children laugh?
- Which animals did the children see at another house?
- Where did the big spider web hang?
- Why was Anna afraid of the haunted house?
- Who was behind the ghost mask?
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Correct answers:
- When did Halloween take place? On October 31.
- What did Tom want to be? A vampire.
- How did Tom dress for Halloween? He wore a black mask and black clothes.
- Which clothes did Anna wear? A black dress and a witch’s hat.
- Who helped Tom and Anna decorate the house? Their parents.
- What did the children put on the windows? Pictures of a ghost, a monster, a skeleton, and a mummy.
- Where did they put the candle? Inside the pumpkin.
- Why did the children walk from house to house? To go trick-or-treating.
- What did they say at each house? “Trick or treat!”
- Who gave the children candy and treats? People at the houses.
- How did the man at one house entertain the children? He made a funny trick with his hands.
- Which animals did the children see at another house? A bat and a spider.
- Where did the big spider web hang? Over the door.
- Why was Anna afraid of the haunted house? It looked very scary.
- Who was behind the ghost mask? Their father.
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How to give short answers
Use the verb from the question.
- Did → Yes, he did. / No, he didn’t.
- Was → Yes, he was. / No, he wasn’t.
- Were → Yes, they were. / No, they weren’t.
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Give short answers, as shown below:
- Tom wanted to be a vampire.
YOU WRITE:
Yes, he did. - Anna wore a red dress.
YOU WRITE:
No, she didn’t. - Tom and Anna were very happy.
- The pumpkin had two eyes, a nose, and a mouth.
- Tom was afraid of the haunted house.
- The children went trick-or-treating at seven o’clock.
- People gave the children candy and small treats.
- Anna had a broom.
- The man at one house was dressed as a vampire.
- A big spider web hung over a door.
- The children saw a bat and a spider.
- Tom and Anna went trick-or-treating by car.
- Anna wanted to be a witch.
- There was a black cat near the door.
- The children put a candle inside the pumpkin.
- Tom wore a white mask.
- The haunted house looked scary.
- Anna screamed when the ghost jumped out.
- Tom and Anna were unhappy at the end of the night.
- The children went trick-or-treating at six o’clock.
- The parents put pictures on the windows.
- Tom wanted to go inside the haunted house.
- People gave the children toys.
- The children made a pumpkin lantern.
- Anna was afraid of the haunted house.
- The children saw a dog near the haunted house.
- A man made a funny trick with his hands.
- The children wore costumes every year.
- The ghost wore a black hat.
- Tom and Anna had a great Halloween night.
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Correct answers:
- Tom wanted to be a vampire. Yes, he did.
- Anna wore a red dress. No, she didn’t.
- Tom and Anna were very happy. Yes, they were.
- The pumpkin had two eyes, a nose, and a mouth. Yes, it did.
- Tom was afraid of the haunted house. No, he wasn’t.
- The children went trick-or-treating at seven o’clock. Yes, they did.
- People gave the children candy and small treats. Yes, they did.
- Anna had a broom. Yes, she did.
- The man at one house was dressed as a vampire. No, he wasn’t.
- A big spider web hung over a door. Yes, it did.
- The children saw a bat and a spider. Yes, they did.
- Tom and Anna went trick-or-treating by car. No, they didn’t.
- Anna wanted to be a witch. Yes, she did.
- There was a black cat near the door. Yes, there was.
- The children put a candle inside the pumpkin. Yes, they did.
- Tom wore a white mask. No, he didn’t.
- The haunted house looked scary. Yes, it did.
- Anna screamed when the ghost jumped out. Yes, she did.
- Tom and Anna were unhappy at the end of the night. No, they weren’t.
- The children went trick-or-treating at six o’clock. No, they didn’t.
- The parents put pictures on the windows. Yes, they did.
- Tom wanted to go inside the haunted house. Yes, he did.
- People gave the children toys. No, they didn’t.
- The children made a pumpkin lantern. Yes, they did.
- Anna was afraid of the haunted house. Yes, she was.
- The children saw a dog near the haunted house. No, they didn’t.
- A man made a funny trick with his hands. Yes, he did.
- The children wore costumes every year. Yes, they did.
- The ghost wore a black hat. No, he didn’t.
- Tom and Anna had a great Halloween night. Yes, they did.
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Answer, as shown:
- Did Tom want to be a witch?
YOU WRITE:
No, he didn’t. He wanted to be a vampire. - Did Anna wear a red dress?
- Did the children go trick-or-treating at six o’clock?
- Did Tom wear a white mask?
- Did people give the children toys?
- Was the man at one house dressed as a vampire?
- Was Tom afraid of the haunted house?
- Did the children travel from house to house by car?
- Did the children see a dog near the haunted house?
- Did the ghost wear a black hat?
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Correct version:
- Did Tom want to be a witch?
No, he didn’t. He wanted to be a vampire. - Did Anna wear a red dress?
No, she didn’t. She wore a black dress. - Did the children go trick-or-treating at six o’clock?
No, they didn’t. They went at seven o’clock. - Did Tom wear a white mask?
No, he didn’t. He wore a black mask. - Did people give the children toys?
No, they didn’t. They gave them candy and other small treats. - Was the man at one house dressed as a vampire?
No, he wasn’t. He was dressed as a wizard. - Was Tom afraid of the haunted house?
No, he wasn’t. Anna was afraid of it. - Did the children travel from house to house by car?
No, they didn’t. They walked from house to house. - Did the children see a dog near the haunted house?
No, they didn’t. They saw a bat and a spider. - Did the ghost wear a black hat?
No, he didn’t. He wore a ghost mask.
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Another Halloween story, based on vocabulary on page 28 in the book!
On Halloween night, a young girl in a 19th-century costume decided to keep up her favorite tradition: trick or treat! Wearing a dress and a cycle helmet for safety, she set off with her guys for a picnic near the graveyard.
They were not ones to fear the dark, even though a spooky witch, a pale vampire, and a floating ghost seemed to scare everyone else in town. Near the front window of a house, they saw pumpkin decorations with a creepy sticker attached.
„Look at that cat—isn’t it cute?“ one friend asked, feeling sick after eating too many sweets. Another friend, dressed as a superheroine, was very proud (of) her costume and said, „Where shall we go next? I couldn’t stop now!“
They walked up the creaky [making a noise when something moves, like an old door or floor] stairs to a house where adults were apple bobbing. Someone used a sharp knife (the plural is knives) to cut off the top of a giant jack-o‘-lantern.
The kids played wild games, careful not to lose their bags of treats. „I am surprising myself by how brave I am tonight!“ she laughed as they shared their loot under the moonlight.
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🙈😎🥳🎃 Halloween Night (text, reading, reading comprehension, sound files, present simple,>>>U3, A2) 1/2)🎃🥳😎🙈
Word A1 definition Halloween A night on October 31 when people dress up and have fun. costume Clothes that make you look like another person or thing. mask Something you wear on your face. witch A woman in stories who can do magic. wizard A man in stories who can do magic. ghost The spirit of a dead person in a story. vampire A person in stories who drinks blood. monster A big, strange, and scary thing in a story. skeleton The bones of a person or animal. mummy A dead person in an old story, with cloth around the body. pumpkin A large, round, orange vegetable. pumpkin lantern A pumpkin with a face and a light inside. Jack-o‘-lantern A pumpkin with a face and a light inside. candle A small stick that gives light when it burns. bat A small animal that flies at night. spider A small animal with eight legs. spider web The net a spider makes. black cat A cat with black fur. haunted house A house where people say ghosts live. witch’s hat A tall, pointed hat worn by a witch. broom A thing used for cleaning the floor; witches ride one in stories. magic Special power used in stories. to trick or treat Words children say when they ask for sweets on Halloween. to trick Something you do to surprise or fool someone. treat Something nice, especially a sweet. candy Sweet food. scary Making you feel afraid. afraid Feeling fear. to scream To make a very loud sound because you are afraid. to dress up To put on special clothes. to carve a pumpkin To cut a face into a pumpkin. to wear a costume To have a costume on your body. to knock on the door To hit a door with your hand. to go trick-or-treating To go from house to house for candy on Halloween. to decorate a house To put special things on a house for Halloween. Halloween night The night of October 31. ##################
🎃 A Halloween Night
It is Halloween. It is October 31. Tom and his sister Anna are very happy. They want to have a fun Halloween night.
Tom wants to be a vampire. He puts on black clothes and a mask. Anna wants to be a witch. She wears a black dress and a tall witch’s hat. She also has a broom. They both dress up and wear a costume.
Their parents help them decorate a house. They put pictures of a ghost, a monster, a skeleton, and a mummy on the walls. There is also a black cat in the garden.
In the garden, there is a big pumpkin. Tom and Anna carve a pumpkin. They make two eyes, a nose, and a big mouth. Then they put a candle inside. Now they have a pumpkin lantern, or Jack-o‘-lantern.
At seven o’clock, Tom and Anna go trick-or-treating with their friends. They go from house to house. At each house, they knock on the door.
When someone opens the door, the children say, „Trick or treat!“ The people give them candy and other treats.
At one house, a man is dressed as a wizard. He does a funny trick with his hands. He says, „I can do magic!“ The children laugh.
At another house, they see a bat, a spider, and a big spider web. Everything looks scary.
Then Tom sees an old haunted house. „Let’s go there!“ he says.
Anna is afraid. „I don’t want to go,“ she says.
Tom knocks on the door.
The door opens slowly.
A white ghost jumps out.
Anna screams!
Then the ghost takes off its clothes. It is their father!
Everyone laughs. It is a very fun Halloween night.
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True or False
- Tom wants to be a vampire.
- Anna wears a black dress.
- Tom wants to be a wizard.
- There is a white cat in the garden.
- They put a candle inside the pumpkin.
- The children go trick-or-treating at six o’clock.
- A man dressed as a wizard does a funny trick.
- Anna has a broom.
- The children get toys from the houses.
- Anna is afraid of the haunted house.
- Tom knocks on the door of the haunted house.
- The ghost is a real ghost.
- There is a black cat in the garden.
- The children say “Trick or treat!” at the doors.
- Tom wears a white costume.
- They see a bat, a spider, and a spider web.
- Anna is happy when she sees the ghost.
- Their father is the ghost.
- Halloween is on November 1.
- Everyone laughs at the end.
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False: 3,4,6,9,12,15,17,19
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Correct version:
- Tom wants to be a vampire.
- Anna wears a black dress.
- Tom wants to be a wizard. True is: Tom wants to be a vampire.
- There is a white cat in the garden. True is: There is a black cat in the garden.
- They put a candle inside the pumpkin.
- The children go trick-or-treating at six o’clock. True is: The children go trick-or-treating at seven o’clock.
- A man dressed as a wizard does a funny trick.
- Anna has a broom.
- The children get toys from the houses. True is: The people give the children candy and other treats.
- Anna is afraid of the haunted house.
- Tom knocks on the door of the haunted house.
- The ghost is a real ghost. True is: The ghost is their father.
- There is a black cat in the garden.
- The children say “Trick or treat!” at the doors.
- Tom wears a white costume. True is: Tom wears black clothes and a mask.
- They see a bat, a spider, and a spider web.
- Anna is happy when she sees the ghost. True is: Anna is afraid and screams when she sees the ghost.
- Their father is the ghost.
- Halloween is on November 1. True is: Halloween is on October 31.
- Everyone laughs at the end.
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Choose the correct answer
- What does Tom want to be?
A) A vampire
B) A wizard
C) A monster - What does Anna wear?
A) A white dress
B) A black dress
C) A red dress - What do they put inside the pumpkin?
A) A spider
B) Some candy
C) A candle - When do they go trick-or-treating?
A) At seven o’clock
B) At six o’clock
C) At eight o’clock - What do people give the children?
A) Books
B) Toys
C) Candy and other treats - What does the wizard say he can do?
A) Do magic
B) Fly
C) Sing - What do they see at another house?
A) A dog and a cat
B) A bat and a spider
C) A bird and a mouse - Who is afraid of the haunted house?
A) Tom
B) Anna
C) Their father - What jumps out of the door?
A) A ghost
B) A monster
C) A skeleton - Who is the ghost?
A) A neighbour
B) Their father
C) Their friend - What does Tom put on his face?
A) A mask
B) A hat
C) A scarf - What does Anna have?
A) A candle
B) A pumpkin
C) A broom - Who helps them decorate the house?
A) Their parents
B) Their friends
C) Their neighbours - What do they put on the walls?
A) Family photos
B) Halloween pictures
C) School pictures - What do they make from the pumpkin?
A) Pumpkin soup
B) Pumpkin cake
C) A pumpkin lantern - What do they do at each house?
A) Knock on the door
B) Look in the garden
C) Wait outside - What does the wizard do?
A) Sings a song
B) Does a funny trick
C) Tells a story - What does Anna do when the ghost jumps out?
A) She laughs.
B) She runs home.
C) She screams. - What does the ghost do next?
A) Takes off its clothes
B) Runs into the garden
C) Closes the door - How is the Halloween night?
A) It is very quiet.
B) It is very fun.
C) It is very boring.
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Answers:
1 A | 2 B | 3 C | 4 A | 5 C | 6 A | 7 B | 8 B |
9 A | 10 B | 11 A | 12 C | 13 A | 14 B | 15 C |
16 A | 17 B | 18 C | 19 A | 20 B##################
Short Answers- When is Halloween?
- What does Tom want to be?
- What does Anna want to be?
- What does Tom wear?
- What does Anna wear?
- What does Anna have?
- Who helps them decorate the house?
- What is in the garden?
- What do they carve?
- What do they put inside the pumpkin?
- When do they go trick-or-treating?
- Who goes trick-or-treating with them?
- What do the children say at the door?
- What do people give them?
- What does the wizard do?
- What animals do they see?
- Where does Tom see an old house?
- Who is afraid of the haunted house?
- Who jumps out of the door?
- Who is the ghost?
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Answers:
- When is Halloween? — October 31.
- What does Tom want to be? — A vampire.
- What does Anna want to be? — A witch.
- What does Tom wear? — Black clothes and a mask.
- What does Anna wear? — A black dress and a witch’s hat.
- What does Anna have? — A broom.
- Who helps them decorate the house? — Their parents.
- What is in the garden? — A black cat.
- What do they carve? — A pumpkin.
- What do they put inside the pumpkin? — A candle.
- When do they go trick-or-treating? — At seven o’clock.
- Who goes trick-or-treating with them? — Their friends.
- What do the children say at the door? — “Trick or treat!”
- What do people give them? — Candy and other treats.
- What does the wizard do? — A funny trick.
- What animals do they see? — A bat and a spider.
- Where does Tom see an old house? — In the neighbourhood.
- Who is afraid of the haunted house? — Anna.
- Who jumps out of the door? — A ghost.
- Who is the ghost? — Their father.
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Put the events in the correct order
A. Anna screams.
B. They carve a pumpkin.
C. The children go trick-or-treating.
D. Tom wants to be a vampire.
E. A ghost jumps out of the door.
F. They put a candle inside the pumpkin.
G. Tom knocks on the haunted house door.________________________
Correct order
- D — Tom wants to be a vampire.
- B — They carve a pumpkin.
- F — They put a candle inside the pumpkin.
- C — The children go trick-or-treating.
- G — Tom knocks on the haunted house door.
- E — A ghost jumps out of the door.
- A — Anna screams.
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Complete the sentences
- Tom wants to be a __________.
- Anna wants to be a __________.
- Tom wears black __________.
- He also wears a __________.
- Anna wears a black __________.
- She has a witch’s __________.
- She also has a __________.
- They decorate the __________.
- There is a black __________ in the garden.
- Tom and Anna carve a __________.
- They put a __________ inside it.
- They make a pumpkin __________.
- At seven o’clock, they go __________.
- The children say, “__________!”
- The people give them __________ and other treats.
- The man is dressed as a __________.
- The children see a __________ and a spider.
- There is a big spider __________.
- Anna is __________ of the haunted house.
- Their __________ is the ghost.
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Completed sentences
- Tom wants to be a vampire.
- Anna wants to be a witch.
- Tom wears black clothes.
- He also wears a mask.
- Anna wears a black dress.
- She has a witch’s hat.
- She also has a broom.
- They decorate the house.
- There is a black cat in the garden.
- Tom and Anna carve a pumpkin.
- They put a candle inside it.
- They make a pumpkin lantern.
- At seven o’clock, they go trick-or-treating.
- The children say, “Trick or treat!”
- The people give them candy and other treats.
- The man is dressed as a wizard.
- The children see a bat and a spider.
- There is a big spider web.
- Anna is afraid of the haunted house.
- Their father is the ghost.
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Remember how babies
learn a language:Babies learn a language by listening.
They use their ears to hear sounds.
Their brain remembers these sounds.
Babies connect sounds with people and things.
They listen to their parents.
Then they copy the sounds they hear. They imitate words.
Slowly, babies learn to speak.
So,
LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN………………
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🙈😎🥳What an awkward situation – reading comprehension(>>>U2, A2)🥳😎🙈
The present in the wrong bag
(by Sarah M., 12)
Last month, it was my best friend Maya’s birthday. She loves art, so I bought her a cool set of colorful pens. I also had a bag with my old, smelly football socks for gym class. I put both bags on my desk before going to school.
In the morning, I was in a hurry. I grabbed one bag and ran to the bus. At break time, I saw Maya in the hallway. I smiled and said, “Happy birthday! Here is your gift!”
She opened the bag with a big smile. But inside were my dirty football socks! She looked very confused, and everyone around us started to laugh. I was so red in the face! Luckily, Maya laughed too, and I gave her the real present the next day.
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Match the questions with the answers
Questions
- Why did Sarah buy Maya some colorful pens?
- What did Sarah have in the other bag?
- Where did Sarah see Maya?
- What did Maya find in the bag?
- How did Sarah feel when everyone laughed?
- When did Sarah give Maya the real present?
Answers
A. She felt very embarrassed.
B. She gave it to her the next day.
C. She found some dirty football socks.
D. She saw her in the hallway.
E. She had old, smelly football socks for gym class.
F. Because Maya loves art.__________________________
Answer key
1–F, 2–E, 3–D, 4–C, 5–A, 6–B
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Caught in the Act
(by Leo K., 12)
It was a history lesson on Friday afternoon. Our teacher, Mrs Davis, talked about ancient Egypt. I was bored, so I opened my chat app under my desk. I texted my friend Ben: “This lesson is boring! I want to go home.” I also sent a funny picture of Mrs Davis.
Suddenly, the big screen in the classroom changed. “Leo, thank you for sharing,” Mrs Davis said with a smile.
Oh no! My phone was connected to the big screen. Everyone saw my text and the picture. The whole class laughed, and my face turned bright red. I said sorry and quickly turned off my phone. How embarrassing!
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Answer:
- What did Sarah buy for Maya’s birthday?
- Why did Sarah have two bags on her desk?
- Why was Sarah in a hurry in the morning?
- What happened when Maya opened the bag?
- How did Maya react when she saw the football socks?
- When did Sarah give Maya the real present?
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Correct answers:
What did Sarah buy for Maya’s birthday? — Sarah bought Maya a cool set of colorful pens for her birthday.
Why did Sarah have two bags on her desk? — Sarah had one bag with Maya’s present and another bag with her old, smelly football socks.
Why was Sarah in a hurry in the morning? — Sarah was in a hurry because she had to go to school and catch the bus.
What happened when Maya opened the bag? — Maya found Sarah’s dirty football socks inside the bag.
How did Sarah feel when everyone laughed? — Sarah felt very embarrassed when everyone laughed.
When did Sarah give Maya the real present? — Sarah gave Maya the real present the next day.
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Read:
Discover the Ocean
An Exhibition about Sea Life
Learn about fish, dolphins, and the sea at the City Museum!
Dates: October 10th – November 15th
Opening hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Location: City Museum, Park Street 12
Tickets:
- Adults: £8
- Children: £4
Highlights:
- Cool fish and sea pictures
- Painting workshop for kids
- Café with drinks and cakes
More info:www.citymuseum.com
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Answer:- What is the name of the exhibition?
- Where is the exhibition located?
- On which dates can you visit the exhibition?
- Which days of the week is the museum open?
- How much is a ticket for an adult?
- How much does a child’s ticket cost?
- How much do tickets cost in total for 2 adults and 2 children?
- What activity can kids do in the workshop?
- Where can you go in the museum to get drinks and cakes?
- What is the museum’s website address?
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Answers:
- What is the name of the exhibition? Discover the Ocean
- Where is the exhibition located? At the City Museum (Park Street 12).
- On which dates can you visit the exhibition? From October 10th to November 15th.
- Which days of the week is the museum open? Tuesday to Sunday.
- How much is a ticket for an adult? £8
- How much does a child’s ticket cost? £4
- How much do tickets cost in total for 2 adults and 2 children? £24 (£16 + £8)
- What activity can kids do in the workshop? Painting / Paint sea pictures.
- Where can you go in the museum to get drinks and cakes? To the café.
- What is the museum’s website address? www.citymuseum.com
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The Future of Robots
A Science Exhibition for Everyone
Come to the town hall and discover the exciting world of technology!
General Information
- Dates: November 5th – December 1st
- Opening hours: Tuesday – Sunday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Location: Town Hall, Main Street 45
Tickets & Prices
- Adults: £10
- Children (under 16): £5
- Family Ticket (2 adults + 2 children): £25
Highlights
- Talking Robots: Meet robots that speak three languages!
- Fun Shows: Watch small robots dance and play music.
- Robot Workshop: Build your own mini robot and take it home.
- Snack Bar: Buy cold drinks, sandwiches, and ice cream.
Website:www.townhall-robotshow.com
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Answer:
What is the name of the exhibition?
Where does the robot show take place?
From when to when is the exhibition open?
On which day of the week is the exhibition closed?
How much is a ticket for one adult?
How much is a ticket for a child under 16?
How much does a Family Ticket (2 adults + 2 children) cost?
What special thing can the talking robots do?
What can you do in the Robot Workshop?
Where can you buy food and drinks at the exhibition?
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Correct answers:
What is the name of the exhibition? The Future of RobotsWhere does the robot show take place? At the Town Hall (Main Street 45).
From when to when is the exhibition open? From November 5th to December 1st.
On which day of the week is the exhibition closed? Monday.
How much is a ticket for one adult? £10
How much is a ticket for a child under 16? £5
How much does a Family Ticket (2 adults + 2 children) cost? £25
What special thing can the talking robots do? They can speak three languages.
What can you do in the Robot Workshop? Build your own mini robot and take it home.
Where can you buy food and drinks at the exhibition? At the Snack Bar.
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ONLINE SAFETY: DOS AND DON’TS
Why was 13-year-old Mia so sad on Monday morning? Because her gaming account was suddenly gone! All her favorite games, points, and items were lost.
Why did this happen? Because Mia gave her password to a boy in an online game. He said he wanted to help her win. But the boy changed the password and stole her account. Mia didn’t know the boy in real life.
Mia was lucky because her older brother helped her contact customer support, and she got her account back. But Mia learned a big lesson!
Many young people make mistakes on the internet. Here are some important tips for when you play games or chat online:
- Never share your passwords with anyone, not even your friends.
- Don’t talk to strangers online or give them your phone number.
- Think carefully before you buy items in online games. Always ask your parents first.
- Do not open links or files from people you don’t know. They can have viruses.
- If someone is unkind or scary online, block them and tell a teacher or parent immediately.
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Match the statements (1–10) with the correct questions (A–J).
Statements
- Mia was sad because her gaming account was gone.
- She lost all her games, points, and items.
- Mia gave her password to a boy in an online game.
- The boy said he wanted to help her win the game.
- He changed her password and stole her account.
- Her older brother helped her contact customer support.
- You must never share your passwords with anyone.
- You should not talk to strangers online.
- Always ask your parents before you buy items in a game.
- If someone is scary online, block them and tell an adult.
Questions
- A. What should you do before buying things in online games?
- B. Who helped Mia get her account back?
- C. What did the boy say to Mia?
- D. What should you avoid doing with people you don’t know online?
- E. What was lost together with her account?
- F. What mistake did Mia make?
- G. What should you do if someone is unkind or scary online?
- H. Why was Mia sad on Monday morning?
- I. What is the most important rule about passwords?
- J. What did the boy do after he got the password?
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Answer Key
1-H, 2-E, 3-F, 4-C, 5-J, 6-B, 7-I, 8-D, 9-A, 10-G
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Word Simple meaning noisy making a lot of loud sound easy not hard to do scary making you feel afraid cool very nice or impressive bad not good dangerous can hurt you exciting making you very happy and active confusing hard to understand boring not interesting friendly kind and nice to people awesome very, very good silly funny and crazy in a playful way too long takes more time than you want fun gives you a good time difficult hard to do or solve funny making you laugh great wonderful or very good interesting keeping your attention ####################
Fill in, words below
noisy | easy | scary | cool | bad | dangerous | exciting | confusing | boring | friendly | awesome | silly | too long | fun | difficult | funny | great | interesting
- I didn’t like the film. It was three hours long and very _______________.
- She is a very _______________ person. She always smiles and helps everyone.
- Don’t run near the busy street! It is very _______________.
- The math test was very _______________, so I finished it in ten minutes and got top marks.
- The kids had a _______________ time playing games together at the park.
- He told a very _______________ joke, and everyone in the classroom laughed.
- We watched a _______________ movie about monsters, and I couldn’t sleep all night.
- The instructions were so _______________ that nobody understood what to do.
- Wow, look at that new sports car! It looks super _______________!
- We waited in line for three hours to buy tickets. The wait was definitely _______________.
- Eating food with dirty hands is a _______________ idea because you can get sick.
- Rollercoasters are so _______________! I love going fast on them.
- I read an _______________ book about space and learned many new facts.
- The game was too _______________ for me, so I couldn’t pass the first level.
- He put his shoes on the wrong feet and put a bucket on his head—he looked so _______________!
- The concert was loud and _______________, but the crowd loved every minute.
- We had a _______________ day at the beach and enjoyed the sunshine.
- Winning the school competition was an _______________ feeling!
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Answers:
- I didn’t like the film. It was three hours long and very boring.
- She is a very friendly person. She always smiles and helps everyone.
- Don’t run near the busy street! It is very dangerous.
- The math test was very easy, so I finished it in ten minutes and got top marks.
- The kids had a fun time playing games together at the park.
- He told a very funny joke, and everyone in the classroom laughed.
- We watched a scary movie about monsters, and I couldn’t sleep all night.
- The instructions were so confusing that nobody understood what to do.
- Wow, look at that new sports car! It looks super cool!
- We waited in line for three hours to buy tickets. The wait was definitely too long.
- Eating food with dirty hands is a bad idea because you can get sick.
- Rollercoasters are so exciting! I love going fast on them.
- I read an interesting book about space and learned many new facts.
- The game was too difficult for me, so I couldn’t pass the first level.
- He put his shoes on the wrong feet and put a bucket on his head—he looked so silly!
- The concert was loud and noisy, but the crowd loved every minute.
- We had a great day at the beach and enjoyed the sunshine.
- Winning the school competition was an awesome feeling!
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Listen, then answer the questions:
1. True or false
- Liam and Leo are painting a poster in the bedroom.
- Felix is the name of Liam’s pet dog.
- Leo eats meat every day.
- Liam’s dad gave Leo a hot dog for lunch.
- Leo put the sausage in his schoolbag because he wanted to eat it later.
- Felix pulled the sausage out of Leo’s pocket.
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2. Complete each sentence with one word from the story.
- Liam and Leo are working on a _______________ in the bedroom.
- Felix is the name of Liam’s pet _______________.
- Leo hid a sausage in his jacket _______________.
- Leo does not eat _______________, so he did not want to eat the hot dog.
- Liam thinks the situation is very _______________ and tells Leo not to worry.
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3. Read the questions and answer with Yes or No.
- Are Liam and Leo painting a poster in the bedroom?
- Is Felix a dog?
- Did Felix pull a sausage out of Leo’s pocket?
- Does Leo eat meat?
- Did Liam’s dad give Leo a hot dog for lunch?
- Is Liam angry with Leo about the secret?
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1.Answer key – true/false
- True (They are working on a poster in Liam’s bedroom.)
- False (Felix is a cat, not a dog.)
- False (Leo says, „I don’t eat meat.“)
- True (Liam’s dad made a hot dog for Leo.)
- False (Leo hid it because he didn’t want to be rude or make Liam’s dad sad.)
- True (Felix pulled the sausage out of Leo’s jacket pocket.)
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2.Complete each sentence:
- Liam and Leo are working on a poster in the bedroom.
- Felix is the name of Liam’s pet cat.
- Leo hid a sausage in his jacket pocket.
- Leo does not eat meat, so he did not want to eat the hot dog.
- Liam thinks the situation is very funny and tells Leo not to worry.
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3. Read the questions and answer with Yes or No.
- Are Liam and Leo painting a poster in the bedroom? Yes
- Is Felix a dog? No
- Did Felix pull a sausage out of Leo’s pocket? Yes
- Does Leo eat meat? No
- Did Liam’s dad give Leo a hot dog for lunch? Yes
- Is Liam angry with Leo about the secret? No
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The Secret in the Schoolbag
The two boys are in Liam’s bedroom working on a poster.
Liam: Okay, let’s paint the poster now, Leo. Hey, stop! What is my cat doing?
Leo: Oh, that’s your cat, Felix? Hi Felix, nice cat!
Liam: Felix, stop! Get away from Leo’s schoolbag! Wow, he really wants to get inside your bag.
Leo: It’s okay. He is just curious.
Liam: No, look! He is pulling something out of your pocket. Oh no, Leo! Is that a sausage on the carpet?
Leo: (blushing) Oh no! I am so embarrassed.
Liam: Why do you have a sausage in your jacket pocket?
Leo: Well, I don’t eat meat, but your dad gave me a big hot dog for lunch. I didn’t want to be rude or make him sad, so I hid it in my pocket!
Liam: (laughing) That is so funny! My dad is not angry, he just loves cooking. You can tell him next time!
Leo: Please don’t tell him today. I feel so silly.
Liam: Don’t worry, your secret is safe with me. But I think Felix already knows! (laughs)
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Write a story:

The Alarm in the Library
Panel 1: The Kitchen Timer In the morning, Paul wanted to take his watch to school. His watch was broken, so he found an old, noisy kitchen clock on the table. „This is an easy idea!“ he thought. He strapped the big clock to his wrist. He thought he looked very cool.
Panel 2: The Ringing Wrist At 3:00 PM, Paul was at school. Suddenly, the big clock started ringing! It was extremely loud and scary. The sound was so confusing because he forgot about the timer. „Oh no, this is a bad idea!“ Paul thought. Trying to turn off the clock was very difficult.
Panel 3: The Library „Quiet“ Rule Paul ran into the school library to hide, but the librarian looked at him with an angry face. „Quiet!“ she whispered. His classmates thought his giant watch was funny and silly, but Paul’s face turned bright red. The loud ringing felt too long, and the whole situation was very embarrassing!
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Past Simple: Negation and Questions
1. The Verb „To Be“ (Was / Were)
We use was / were for state, age, feelings, or locations in the past.
Negation (Was not / Were not)
- Rule: Add not after was or were.
- Short forms:wasn’t / weren’t
Subject Positive Negative I / He / She / It was was not (wasn’t) You / We / They were were not (weren’t) - Examples:
- I wasn’t tired yesterday.
- The test wasn’t easy.
- They weren’t at school on Sunday.
Questions (Was…? / Were…?)
- Rule: Put was or werebefore the subject.
Question Short Answer (Yes) Short Answer (No) Was he at home? Yes, he was. No, he wasn’t. Were you angry? Yes, I was. No, I wasn’t. Were they noisy? Yes, they were. No, they weren’t. 2. All Other Verbs (Regular & Irregular)
For all other action verbs (like go, eat, play, like), we use did for questions and did not for negation.
Important Rule: After did or didn’t, always use the base form (infinitive) of the verb! Never use the past form here.
Negation (Did not + Base Verb)
- Rule: Subject + did not (didn’t) + base verb
- Examples (Regular & Irregular):
- I didn’t go to the park. (NOT: I didn’t went)
- She didn’t like the boring movie.
- We didn’t eat the scary food.
- He didn’t buy a cool bag.
Questions (Did + Subject + Base Verb?)
- Rule:Did + subject + base verb …?
Question Short Answer (Yes) Short Answer (No) Did you have fun? Yes, I did. No, I didn’t. Did she see the cat? Yes, she did. No, she didn’t. Did they do the homework? Yes, they did. No, they didn’t. Quick Summary Table
Type Verb „To Be“ Action Verbs (go, play, eat…) Negative I wasn’t scary. / We weren’t late. I didn’t see the funny picture. Question Was it difficult? Did you find the easy math quiz? ######################
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Remember how babies
learn a language:Babies learn a language by listening.
They use their ears to hear sounds.
Their brain remembers these sounds.
Babies connect sounds with people and things.
They listen to their parents.
Then they copy the sounds they hear. They imitate words.
Slowly, babies learn to speak.
So,
LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN………………
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👍🥰🩷🥳Back at school (present simple, past simple, reading comprehension, soundfiles, >>>U1, A1+)🥳🩷🥰👍
Present simple or past simple?
Present simple
→ use it for things that happen regularly or are true now.- I go to school every day.
- She lives in Chiang Mai.
- We usually eat dinner at 7.
Past simple
→ use it for things that happened and finished in the past.- I went to Bali last summer.
- She visited Bangkok yesterday.
- We stayed there for five days.
Easy rule:
👉 every day / usually / often → present simple
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Ben’s Day in Texas
My name’s Ben. I live in Texas in the USA. I usually wake up at 7 o’clock. I get dressed and have breakfast with my family. I usually have cereal, fruit and a glass of milk. Then I brush my teeth and go to school.
School starts at 8 o’clock. I have English, maths, science and history. I like English because we read interesting stories and learn new words. Maths is sometimes difficult, but I like science. At lunchtime, I sit with my friends and we talk about our morning. School finishes at 3 o’clock.
After school, I go home and do my homework. I usually finish it before I meet my friends. Then we go to the park near my house. We play football, ride our bikes and talk together. Sometimes we just sit on the grass and relax.
In the evening, I have a light meal with my family. We usually have soup, bread or a sandwich. After dinner, I watch the news on TV. My parents like to talk about the news, too. I usually go to bed at 9.30 because I am tired after a busy day.
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True or false
- Ben lives in Texas in the USA.
- Ben gets up at eight o’clock every morning.
- He has cereal, fruit and milk for breakfast.
- Ben likes maths because it is easy.
- School finishes at three o’clock.
- Ben does his homework before he meets his friends.
- Ben goes to school at nine o’clock.
- He enjoys science at school.
- At lunchtime, Ben eats alone.
- Ben and his friends go to a park near his house after school.
- Ben always plays football in the park.
- He goes to bed at ten thirty because he is tired.
Answer key:
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Make the sentences negative:- Ben lives in California in the USA.
YOU WRITE:
Ben does not live in the USA. - Ben usually wakes up at 8 o’clock.
- He has eggs and toast for breakfast.
- School starts at 9 o’clock.
- Ben does not like English.
- Ben’s classes start at 9 o’clock.
- School finishes at 4 o’clock.
- Ben and his friends go to the cinema after school.
- Ben watches a film on TV after dinner.
- Ben usually goes to bed at 11 o’clock.
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Correct negations:
- Ben does not live in California in the USA.
- Ben does not usually wake up at 8 o’clock.
- He does not have eggs and toast for breakfast.
- School does not start at 9 o’clock.
- Ben does not dislike English.
- Ben’s classes do not start at 9 o’clock.
- School does not finish at 4 o’clock.
- Ben and his friends do not go to the cinema after school.
- Ben does not watch a film on TV after dinner.
- Ben does not usually go to bed at 11 o’clock.
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Answer in full sentences:- Does Ben live in Texas or California?
YOU WRITE:
Ben lives in Texas. - Is Ben a boy or a girl?
- Does Ben wake up at 7 or 8 o’clock?
- Does he have cereal or eggs for breakfast?
- Does he drink milk or juice?
- Does school start at 8 or 9 o’clock?
- Does Ben like English or history more?
- Is maths easy or difficult for Ben?
- Does school finish at 2 or 3 o’clock?
- Does Ben go to the park or the cinema after school?
- Are Ben and his friends at the park or at school after school?
- Are the activities at the park football and cycling or swimming and running?
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Correct answers:
Does Ben live in Texas or California? — Ben lives in Texas.Is Ben a boy or a girl? — Ben is a boy.
Does Ben wake up at 7 or 8 o’clock? — Ben wakes up at 7 o’clock.
Does he have cereal or eggs for breakfast? — He has cereal for breakfast.
Does he drink milk or juice? — He drinks milk.
Does school start at 8 or 9 o’clock? — School starts at 8 o’clock.
Does Ben like English or history more? — Ben likes English more.
Is maths easy or difficult for Ben? — Maths is difficult for Ben.
Does school finish at 2 or 3 o’clock? — School finishes at 3 o’clock.
Does Ben go to the park or the cinema after school? — Ben goes to the park after school.
Are Ben and his friends at the park or at school after school? — Ben and his friends are at the park after school.
Are the activities at the park football and cycling or swimming and running? — The activities at the park are football and cycling.
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Oum’s School Day in Cambodia
My name’s Oum. I live in a small village in Cambodia. I usually get up at 6 o’clock in the morning. I wash my face, get dressed and have breakfast with my family. Then I brush my teeth and do some chores before I go to school. I help my mother clean the house and wash the dishes.
I go to school by bike. The road is long and dusty, especially when the weather is dry. Sometimes there are many people and cars on the road, so I ride carefully. I usually arrive at school at 7.30.
School starts at 8 o’clock. I study English, maths, science and other subjects. I like English because I enjoy reading and learning new words. I also like talking to my friends during the breaks. School finishes in the afternoon.
After school, I ride my bike home. When I get home, I have a little rest and then do my homework. I usually study at the table near the window.
In the evening, I help my mother with some chores. Then we have a light supper together. After supper, I read a book for a short time. I like reading because it is quiet and relaxing. Then I brush my teeth and go to bed at about 9.30.
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Multiple-choice questions, one answer is correct:
- Oum lives in:
- a) Thailand
- b) Cambodia
- c) Vietnam
- What time does Oum get up?
- a) 6 o’clock
- b) 7 o’clock
- c) 8 o’clock
- Who does Oum have breakfast with?
- a) Her friends
- b) Her teacher
- c) Her family
- What does Oum do before she goes to school?
- a) She watches TV.
- b) She does some chores.
- c) She plays games.
- Who does Oum help at home?
- a) Her mother
- b) Her sister
- c) Her teacher
- How does Oum go to school?
- a) By bus
- b) By car
- c) By bike
- What is the road like?
- a) Long and dusty
- b) Short and clean
- c) Wide and wet
- What time does Oum usually arrive at school?
- a) 7.00
- b) 7.30
- c) 8.30
- Which subject does Oum like?
- a) English
- b) History
- c) Art
- What does Oum do after school?
- a) She goes to the market.
- b) She plays football.
- c) She goes home and does her homework.
- What does Oum do after supper?
- a) She reads a book.
- b) She rides her bike.
- c) She goes to school.
- What time does Oum go to bed?
- a) About 8.30
- b) About 9.30
- c) About 10.30
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Answer key:
1. b | 2. a | 3. c | 4. b | 5. a | 6. c | 7. a | 8. b | 9. a | 10. c | 11. a | 12. b_________________________
Daily Routine – tasks
- Complete the chart with Oum’s activities.
Time Oum’s activity 6.00 __________ 7.30 __________ 8.00 __________ After school __________ Evening __________ 9.30 __________ - What does Oum do at 6 o’clock?
- What does Oum do at 7.30?
- What happens at 8 o’clock?
- What does Oum do after school?
- What does Oum do in the evening?
- What does Oum do before she goes to bed?
- Put these activities in the correct order:
- ___ She does her homework.
- ___ She gets up.
- ___ She goes to school.
- ___ She reads a book.
- ___ She goes to bed.
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Answer key:
Time Oum’s activity 6.00 She gets up. 7.30 She arrives at school. 8.00 School starts. After school She goes home and does her homework. Evening She helps her mother, has supper and reads a book. 9.30 She goes to bed. - What does Oum do at 6 o’clock?
She gets up. - What does Oum do at 7.30?
She arrives at school. - What happens at 8 o’clock?
School starts. - What does Oum do after school?
She goes home and does her homework. - What does Oum do in the evening?
She helps her mother, has supper and reads a book. - What does Oum do before she goes to bed?
She brushes her teeth. - Put these activities in the correct order:
1. She gets up. → 2. She goes to school. → 3. She does her homework. → 4. She reads a book. → 5. She goes to bed.
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Last Saturday, Dara went to Siem Reap with his family. They wanted to visit Angkor Wat. Dara was very excited because it was his first visit.
“Are we at Angkor Wat now?” he asked.
“Yes, look!” said his father.
Dara looked at the temple. “Wow! It’s very big!”
They walked through the entrance and went inside. Dara saw tall towers, old stone walls and many trees.
“How old is this place?” he asked.
“Angkor Wat is more than 800 years old,” his father said. “It is a very important place in Cambodia.”
Dara looked at the walls. There were many beautiful pictures in the stone.
“What do the pictures show?” he asked.
“They show people, animals and stories from long ago,” his father explained.
Then they walked up some steps.
“Be careful,” said his mother. “The steps are very steep.”
Dara walked slowly. When he reached the top, he looked around.
“Look at the view!” he said. “I can see so many trees!”
His sister pointed at the temple. “And look at those towers!”
After the walk, the family sat under a tree and drank some water.
“I’m tired, but I really like Angkor Wat,” said Dara.
“Me too,” said his sister. “It is beautiful.”
“Let’s take a few more photos before we go,” said their father.
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Verbs, some are irregular
Infinitive Past A1 definition want wanted to wish to have or do something go went to move from one place to another visit visited to go to a place for a short time be was / were to say what someone or something is ask asked to say something to get an answer look looked to use your eyes to see something say said to speak words see saw to notice something with your eyes walk walked to move on your feet have had to own or experience something show showed to let someone see something explain explained to tell someone about something reach reached to arrive at a place can could to be able to do something point pointed to show something with your finger sit sat to be in a sitting position drink drank to take a drink into your mouth like liked to enjoy something take took to get or carry something ##################
True or False
- Dara went to Siem Reap with his family.
- Dara had visited Angkor Wat many times before.
- Angkor Wat is more than 800 years old.
- Dara saw only small trees around the temple.
- Dara’s mother told him to be careful on the steps.
- The steps were very easy to walk up.
- Dara saw pictures of people, animals and old stories in the stone.
- The family drank some water under a tree.
- Dara did not like Angkor Wat.
- The family took a few more photos before they left.
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Answer key:
1. True 2. False 3. True 4. False 5. True 6.
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Number the events from 1–8 in the correct order.
a. ___ The family sat under a tree and drank water.
b. ___ Dara saw tall towers and old stone walls.
c. ___ They took a few more photos before they left.
d. ___ Dara looked at the view from the top.
e. ___ The family went to Siem Reap.
f. ___ They walked up some steep steps.
g. ___ Dara was very excited about his first visit.
h. ___ They walked through the entrance._________________________
Answer key:
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Find the information
a. Name: _______
b. Place they visited: _______
c. Who went with Dara? _______
d. What did they want to visit? _______
e. How old is Angkor Wat? _______
f. What did Dara see on the stone walls? _______
g. What did Dara see at the top? _______
h. What did Dara’s mother tell him? _______
i. Where did the family sit after the walk? _______
j. What did the family take before they left? _______
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Answer key:
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An email
A. Read the email
From: kantima12@mailconnect.com
Subject: My summer breakHi,
This summer, I spent my holiday with my family in Hua Hin. We rented a small room close to the coast. Every morning, my brother and I played in the water. After we had lunch, we explored the town and bought some small gifts. At night, we had dinner together and talked about our day.
I had a great time there!
Bye,
KantimaB. Write your answer to Kantima (70–80 words)
Tell her about your summer break.
Write about:
- the place you visited
- the people you were with
- the number of days you were there
- your activities during the day
- something special you saw
- things you liked / did not like
Useful language:
- I spent my holiday in …
- I travelled there with …
- We stayed for … days.
- Each morning, …
- In the afternoon, …
- Later, …
- I saw …
- My favourite thing was …
- I did not like … because …
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They use their ears to hear sounds.
Their brain remembers these sounds.
Babies connect sounds with people and things.
They listen to their parents.
Then they copy the sounds they hear. They imitate words.
Slowly, babies learn to speak.
So,
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🥸🥳🩷My grandma (simple text, reading comprehension, present simple, A1 beginners)🩷🥳🥸
My grandma is 77 years old. She lives with my family. She does not work anymore. She is always kind, gentle, and sweet. She has a big heart.
She likes sweet cakes and chocolates. In the evening, we go to the market together. I hold her hand and we walk. She tells funny stories. I listen to her.
She teaches me to be a good person. She gives me good advice. When she smiles, I am not sad. I feel safe and happy with her.
I am happy to have a grandma like her. I love my grandma very much!
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Exercise 1: True or false?
- She lives with my family.
- My grandma is 60 years old.
- She likes sweet cakes and chocolates.
- We go to the market in the morning.
- She works at a big company every day.
- She gives me good advice.
- She never speaks or tells stories.
- I hold her hand when we walk.
- I love my grandma very much.
- I am afraid and sad when I am with her.
- She has a big heart.
- She does not like sweet food.
Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks
market | hand | 77 | stories | sweet | family |
evening | walk | advice | safe |
smiles | love- My grandma is _____ years old.
- She lives with my _____ .
- She likes _____ cakes and chocolates.
- In the _____, we go to buy food.
- We walk to the _____ together.
- I hold her _____ when we go out.
- We _____ together on the street.
- She tells funny _____ to me.
- She gives me good _____ for my life.
- When she _____, I am happy.
- I feel _____ with her.
- I _____ my grandma very much.
Exercise 3: Choose the correct word
- She ( live / lives ) with my family.
- My grandma ( is / are ) 77 years old.
- She ( like / likes ) sweet food.
- She ( do not / does not ) work now.
- We ( go / goes ) to the market in the evening.
- I ( hold / holds ) her hand.
- She ( tell / tells ) funny stories.
- I ( listen / listens ) to her.
- She ( give / gives ) me good advice.
- I ( am / is ) not sad with her.
- She ( smile / smiles ) at me.
- I ( love / loves ) my grandma.
Exercise 4: Unscramble the words
- is / My grandma / years old / 77 .
- lives / She / my family / with .
- not / work / does / She / now .
- likes / She / sweet food .
- go / We / to the market .
- hold / her hand / I .
- tells / She / funny stories .
- listen / I / to her .
- gives / advice / She / me .
- smiles / She / at me .
- feel / happy / I .
- love / my grandma / I .
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Negative statements in the present simple
1. With most verbs: use do not / does not
- I/You/We/They do not (don’t) work.
- He/She/It does not (doesn’t) work.
Important: After doesn’t, use the base form of the verb.
❌ He doesn’t works.
✅ He doesn’t work.2. With to be: use am not, is not, or are not
- I am not tired.
- He/She/It is not (isn’t) tired.
- You/We/They are not (aren’t) tired.
No do/does with to be.
❌ He doesn’t be tired.
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Exercise 5: Make it negative
- She works every day.
- My grandma is 60 years old.
- I am sad with her.
- We go to the market in the morning.
- She hates sweet cakes.
- She lives in a big city alone.
- I hold a bag in my hand.
- She tells bad stories.
- I am afraid of her.
- We walk in the afternoon.
- She forgets my name.
- I dislike my grandma.
Exercise 6: Match question and answer
Question Answer 1. How old is your grandma? A. Yes, she gives me good advice. 2. Who does she live with? B. In the evening. 3. Does she work now? C. To her stories. 4. What food does she like? D. Yes, I love her very much! 5. Where do you go in the evening? E. She is 77 years old. 6. When do you go to the market? F. She lives with my family. 7. What do you hold when you walk? G. I feel safe and happy. 8. What does she tell you? H. No, she does not work now. 9. What do you listen to? I. She likes sweet cakes and chocolates. 10. Does she give you advice? J. We go to the market. 11. How do you feel with her? K. I hold her hand. 12. Do you love your grandma? L. She tells funny stories. ######################
Answer Keys
Exercise 1: True or false?
- False
- False
- True
- True
- False
- True
- False
- True
- True
- False
- True
- False
Exercise 2: Fill in the blanks
- 77
- family
- sweet
- evening
- market
- hand
- walk
- stories
- advice
- smiles
- safe
- love
Exercise 3: Choose the correct word
- lives
- is
- likes
- does not
- go
- hold
- tells
- listen
- gives
- am
- smiles
- love
Exercise 4: Unscramble the words
- My grandma is 77 years old.
- She lives with my family.
- She does not work now.
- She likes sweet food.
- We go to the market.
- I hold her hand.
- She tells funny stories.
- I listen to her.
- She gives me advice.
- She smiles at me.
- I feel happy.
- I love my grandma.
Exercise 5: Make it negative
- She does not work every day.
- My grandma is not 60 years old.
- I am not sad with her.
- We do not go to the market in the morning.
- She does not hate sweet cakes.
- She does not live in a big city alone.
- I do not hold a bag in my hand.
- She does not tell bad stories.
- I am not afraid of her.
- We do not walk in the afternoon.
- She does not forget my name.
- I do not dislike my grandma.
Exercise 6: Match question and answer
- E
- F
- H
- I
- J
- B
- K
- L
- C
- A
- G
- D
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They use their ears to hear sounds.
Their brain remembers these sounds.
Babies connect sounds with people and things.
They listen to their parents.
Then they copy the sounds they hear. They imitate words.
Slowly, babies learn to speak.
So,
LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN………………
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Conjunctions ( e.g. and, but, or…,A1)
- conjunctions are words that join words or sentences.
The most important A1 conjunctions
Conjunction Meaning / use Example and adds information I have a brother and a sister. but shows a difference I like tea, but I don’t like coffee. or gives a choice Do you want tea or coffee? because gives a reason I am tired because I worked all day. so gives a result I am tired, so I will go home. if gives a condition If it rains, we stay at home. when says when something happens Call me when you arrive. before says what happens first Wash your hands before you eat. after says what happens later We went home after the film. Very basic A1 examples
- and → Anna is nice and friendly.
- but → I am tired, but I am happy.
- or → Is it red or blue?
- because → I am at home because I am sick.
- so → It is raining, so I need an umbrella.
- if → If you are hungry, eat something.
- when → When I get home, I call my mother.
- before → Brush your teeth before you go to bed.
- after → We have coffee after lunch.
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Fill in, use and – but – or – because – so – if – when – before – after
- I have a brother ___ a sister.
- I like tea, ___ I don’t like coffee.
- Do you want water ___ juice?
- I am hungry ___ I have not eaten today.
- It is raining, ___ I need an umbrella.
- ___ you are tired, you can go to bed.
- ___ I get home, I take off my shoes.
- Wash your hands ___ you eat.
- We went home ___ the film.
- Sarah is young ___ very friendly.
- He has a car, ___ he does not drive it.
- Would you like tea ___ coffee?
- I am happy ___ today is my birthday.
- It is cold, ___ I am wearing a warm jacket.
- ___ you are hungry, there is some food in the kitchen.
- ___ I wake up, I have a shower.
- Brush your teeth ___ you go to bed.
- We had dinner ___ we watched TV.
- Tom can speak English ___ German.
- The hotel is nice, ___ the rooms are very small.
- I cannot go out ___ I am sick.
- The bus is late, ___ I will walk.
- Do you want to sit inside ___ outside?
- ___ it is sunny, we can eat outside.
- ___ you finish work, you can go home.
- Put on your coat ___ you go outside.
- I had breakfast ___ I went to work.
- She likes apples ___ bananas.
- The food is good, ___ the service is slow.
- We stayed at home ___ it was raining.
- I was tired, ___ I went to bed early.
- Would you like a room with one bed ___ two beds?
- ___ you need help, please ask me.
- ___ I see my friend, I say hello.
- Please close the window ___ you leave the room.
- We went for a walk ___ lunch.
- My father is tall ___ my mother is short.
- I want to go swimming, ___ the water is too cold.
- She is wearing a coat ___ it is cold outside.
- It was late, ___ we went home.
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Answers:
- I have a brother and a sister.
- I like tea, but I don’t like coffee.
- Do you want water or juice?
- I am hungry because I have not eaten today.
- It is raining, so I need an umbrella.
- If you are tired, you can go to bed.
- When I get home, I take off my shoes.
- Wash your hands before you eat.
- We went home after the film.
- Sarah is young and very friendly.
- He has a car, but he does not drive it.
- Would you like tea or coffee?
- I am happy because today is my birthday.
- It is cold, so I am wearing a warm jacket.
- If you are hungry, there is some food in the kitchen.
- When I wake up, I have a shower.
- Brush your teeth before you go to bed.
- We had dinner after we watched TV.
- Tom can speak English and German.
- The hotel is nice, but the rooms are very small.
- I cannot go out because I am sick.
- The bus is late, so I will walk.
- Do you want to sit inside or outside?
- If it is sunny, we can eat outside.
- When you finish work, you can go home.
- Put on your coat before you go outside.
- I had breakfast after I went to work.
- She likes apples and bananas.
- The food is good, but the service is slow.
- We stayed at home because it was raining.
- I was tired, so I went to bed early.
- Would you like a room with one bed or two beds?
- If you need help, please ask me.
- When I see my friend, I say hello.
- Please close the window before you leave the room.
- We went for a walk after lunch.
- My father is tall, but my mother is short.
- I want to go swimming, but the water is too cold.
- She is wearing a coat because it is cold outside.
- It was late, so we went home.
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They use their ears to hear sounds.
Their brain remembers these sounds.
Babies connect sounds with people and things.
They listen to their parents.
Then they copy the sounds they hear. They imitate words.
Slowly, babies learn to speak.
So,
LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN………………
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English words/phrases that normally take a fixed preposition (all levels, A1)
Adjective + fixed preposition
Adjective Preposition Example afraid of of She is afraid of dogs. angry with someone with He is angry with me. angry about something about She is angry about the problem. bad at at I am bad at maths. bored with with He is bored with the game. careful with with Be careful with that glass. famous for for The town is famous for its cheese. excited about about We are excited about the trip. different from from This is different from that one. good at at She is good at tennis. good for for Walking is good for you. interested in in I am interested in history. kind to to Be kind to other people. married to to She is married to John. pleased with with We are pleased with the result. proud of of He is proud of his son. ready for for Are you ready for school? responsible for for She is responsible for the project. sorry about about I am sorry about the mistake. sorry for for I feel sorry for him. surprised at/by at/by I was surprised by the news. tired of of I am tired of waiting. worried about about She is worried about her son. Verb + fixed preposition
Verb Preposition Example agree with with I agree with you. apologize for for He apologized for being late. arrive at at We arrived at the hotel. arrive in in We arrived in London. believe in in Do you believe in ghosts? belong to to This bag belongs to me. care about about I care about my family. complain about about They complained about the food. concentrate on on Please concentrate on your work. depend on on It depends on the weather. dream about/of about/of I dream about travelling. listen to to Listen to me. look at at Look at this picture. look for for I am looking for my keys. look after after She looks after the children. pay for for Who will pay for dinner? prepare for for We prepared for the test. rely on on You can rely on me. speak to to I spoke to the manager. talk about about We talked about the problem. think about about I am thinking about you. wait for for I am waiting for the bus. worry about about Don’t worry about me. Noun + fixed preposition
Noun Preposition Example access to to We have access to the internet. answer to to I don’t know the answer to this question. attitude to/towards to/towards His attitude to work is good. cause of of What was the cause of the accident? connection with/to with/to There is a connection between the two events. difference between between What is the difference between them? example of of This is an example of good service. experience of of She has experience of working abroad. interest in in He has an interest in art. invitation to to I received an invitation to the party. knowledge of of He has good knowledge of English. need for for There is a need for more staff. reason for for What is the reason for the delay? relationship with with I have a good relationship with my boss. solution to to We need a solution to the problem. way of of This is a good way of learning. Very common fixed combinations
- at home
- at work
- at school
- at night
- in the morning
- in the afternoon
- in the evening
- on Monday
- on holiday
- by bus
- by car
- on foot
- in love
- in trouble
- in danger
- on time
- in time
- for sale
- for free
- at first
- at last
- by mistake
- by chance
- on purpose
- in fact
- for example
- of course
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Fixed prepositions (A1)
Verb + preposition
- listen to – Listen to me.
- look at – Look at the picture.
- look for – I am looking for my keys.
- look after – She looks after her baby.
- wait for – We are waiting for the bus.
- talk to – I want to talk to you.
- talk about – We talked about school.
- speak to – I need to speak to the teacher.
- think about – I am thinking about my holiday.
- ask for – He asked for some water.
- pay for – I paid for the meal.
- belong to – This book belongs to me.
- agree with – I agree with you.
- arrive at – We arrived at the hotel.
- arrive in – We arrived in London.
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Fill in:
- She smiled ___ me.
- I paid ___ the meal.
- We arrived ___ London yesterday.
- Please listen ___ me.
- I borrowed a book ___ Peter.
- They complained ___ the food.
- I want to talk ___ you.
- This bag belongs ___ me.
- We are waiting ___ the bus.
- I am thinking ___ my family.
- She looks ___ her little brother.
- I agree ___ you.
- We learn ___ animals at school.
- He asked ___ some water.
- Look ___ this picture.
- I thanked him ___ his help.
- She dreams ___ her next holiday.
- I am looking ___ my keys.
- We arrived ___ the hotel at six.
- He works ___ a computer every day.
- I write ___ my friend every week.
- The children laughed ___ the funny story.
- I care ___ my family.
- I invited Anna ___ my birthday party.
- Don’t worry ___ me.
- We talked ___ our holiday.
- I heard ___ the new restaurant.
- It depends ___ the weather.
- I need to speak ___ the manager.
- We waited ___ the train for twenty minutes.
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Answer key:
- She smiled at me.
- I paid for the meal.
- We arrived in London yesterday.
- Please listen to me.
- I borrowed a book from Peter.
- They complained about the food.
- I want to talk to you.
- This bag belongs to me.
- We are waiting for the bus.
- I am thinking about my family.
- She looks after her little brother.
- I agree with you.
- We learn about animals at school.
- He asked for some water.
- Look at this picture.
- I thanked him for his help.
- She dreams about her next holiday.
- I am looking for my keys.
- We arrived at the hotel at six.
- He works on a computer every day.
- I write to my friend every week.
- The children laughed at the funny story.
- I care about my family.
- I invited Anna to my birthday party.
- Don’t worry about me.
- We talked about our holiday.
- I heard about the new restaurant.
- It depends on the weather.
- I need to speak to the manager.
- We waited for the train for twenty minutes.
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Adjective + preposition
- afraid of – She is afraid of dogs.
- good at – He is good at football.
- bad at – I am bad at maths.
- interested in – She is interested in music.
- ready for – Are you ready for school?
- sorry for – I am sorry for him.
- sorry about – I am sorry about the mistake.
- angry with – He is angry with me.
- different from – This is different from that.
- kind to – She is kind to everyone.
- nice to – He is nice to children.
- worried about – I am worried about you.
- tired of – I am tired of this game.
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Fill in:
- She is afraid ___ dogs.
- He is good ___ football.
- I am bad ___ maths.
- She is interested ___ music.
- Are you ready ___ school?
- I am sorry ___ him.
- I am sorry ___ the mistake.
- He is angry ___ me.
- This book is different ___ that one.
- She is kind ___ everyone.
- He is nice ___ children.
- I am worried ___ my sister.
- We are tired ___ this game.
- Tom is afraid ___ spiders.
- My brother is good ___ English.
- She is bad ___ tennis.
- They are interested ___ art.
- Are you ready ___ the test?
- I feel sorry ___ the boy.
- She is sorry ___ the problem.
- Mum is angry ___ me.
- Your new bag is different ___ mine.
- He is very kind ___ animals.
- Our teacher is nice ___ us.
- I am worried ___ my exam.
- They are tired ___ the long journey.
- Anna is afraid ___ the dark.
- My sister is good ___ cooking.
- We are interested ___ sport.
- Are you ready ___ dinner?
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Answers:
- She is afraid of dogs.
- He is good at football.
- I am bad at maths.
- She is interested in music.
- Are you ready for school?
- I am sorry for him.
- I am sorry about the mistake.
- He is angry with me.
- This book is different from that one.
- She is kind to everyone.
- He is nice to children.
- I am worried about my sister.
- We are tired of this game.
- Tom is afraid of spiders.
- My brother is good at English.
- She is bad at tennis.
- They are interested in art.
- Are you ready for the test?
- I feel sorry for the boy.
- She is sorry about the problem.
- Mum is angry with me.
- Your new bag is different from mine.
- He is very kind to animals.
- Our teacher is nice to us.
- I am worried about my exam.
- They are tired of the long journey.
- Anna is afraid of the dark.
- My sister is good at cooking.
- We are interested in sport.
- Are you ready for dinner?
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Noun + preposition
- answer to – What is the answer to this question?
- reason for – What is the reason for the delay?
- need for – There is a need for more help.
- interest in – He has an interest in sport.
- invitation to – I got an invitation to the party.
- name of – What is the name of this street?
- part of – This is part of the hotel.
- kind of – What kind of music do you like?
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Fill in:
- What is the name ___ this street?
- There is a need ___ more chairs.
- What is the answer ___ this question?
- I got an invitation ___ the party.
- This is part ___ the hotel.
- What kind ___ music do you like?
- What is the reason ___ the delay?
- She has an interest ___ art.
- What is the name ___ this restaurant?
- We need an answer ___ this question.
- There is a need ___ more staff.
- He got an invitation ___ the wedding.
- This room is part ___ the hotel.
- What kind ___ food do you like?
- What is the reason ___ the problem?
- She has a strong interest ___ sport.
- What is the answer ___ number five?
- I received an invitation ___ the meeting.
- This is a small part ___ the city.
- What kind ___ book is this?
- We need to know the reason ___ the change.
- There is a need ___ more information.
- He has an interest ___ music.
- What is the name ___ that hotel?
- What kind ___ room would you like?
- The restaurant is part ___ the hotel.
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Answers:
- What is the name of this street?
- There is a need for more chairs.
- What is the answer to this question?
- I got an invitation to the party.
- This is part of the hotel.
- What kind of music do you like?
- What is the reason for the delay?
- She has an interest in art.
- What is the name of this restaurant?
- We need an answer to this question.
- There is a need for more staff.
- He got an invitation to the wedding.
- This room is part of the hotel.
- What kind of food do you like?
- What is the reason for the problem?
- She has a strong interest in sport.
- What is the answer to number five?
- I received an invitation to the meeting.
- This is a small part of the city.
- What kind of book is this?
- We need to know the reason for the change.
- There is a need for more information.
- He has an interest in music.
- What is the name of that hotel?
- What kind of room would you like?
- The restaurant is part of the hotel.
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Common fixed expressions
- at home – I am at home.
- at work – She is at work.
- at school – The children are at school.
- at night – I read at night.
- in the morning – I work in the morning.
- in the afternoon – We play tennis in the afternoon.
- in the evening – I watch TV in the evening.
- on Monday – I work on Monday.
- on holiday – We are on holiday.
- by bus – I go to work by bus.
- by car – We went there by car.
- on foot – I go to school on foot.
- on time – He arrived on time.
- in time – We arrived in time.
- for example – For example, you can take the bus.
- of course – Of course, I can help you.
- by mistake – I took your bag by mistake.
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Fill in:
She watches TV ___ night.
I go to work ___ bus.
She is ___ work today.
We arrived ___ time for the meeting.
I read ___ night.
They are ___ holiday in Italy.
He went to school ___ foot.
I usually work ___ the morning.
We went there ___ car.
The children are ___ school.
She watches TV ___ the evening.
He arrived ___ time.
I am ___ home today.
We play tennis ___ the afternoon.
I go to school ___ foot.
She goes to work ___ bus.
We arrived ___ time to catch the train.
He took my umbrella ___ mistake.
I work ___ Monday.
___ course, I can help you.
We are ___ holiday this week.
I usually study ___ the evening.
She is ___ home with her children.
He goes to work ___ car.
I often read ___ night.
The students are ___ school now.
We arrived ___ time for dinner.
___ example, you can take the bus.
She works ___ the morning.
They went to the shop ___ foot.
He is ___ work until five o’clock.
We play football ___ the afternoon.
I work ___ Monday and Tuesday.
She arrived ___ time for the lesson.
I left the hotel ___ mistake.
He is ___ holiday with his family.
We went to the airport ___ bus.
I am ___ home this evening.
___ course, you can sit here.
___ example, you can walk there.
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Answers:
- I go to work by bus.
- She is at work today.
- We arrived in time for the meeting.
- I read at night.
- They are on holiday in Italy.
- He went to school on foot.
- I usually work in the morning.
- We went there by car.
- The children are at school.
- She watches TV in the evening.
- He arrived on time.
- I am at home today.
- We play tennis in the afternoon.
- I go to school on foot.
- She goes to work by bus.
- We arrived in time to catch the train.
- He took my umbrella by mistake.
- I work on Monday.
- Of course, I can help you.
- We are on holiday this week.
- I usually study in the evening.
- She is at home with her children.
- He goes to work by car.
- I often read at night.
- The students are at school now.
- We arrived in time for dinner.
- For example, you can take the bus.
- She works in the morning.
- They went to the shop on foot.
- He is at work until five o’clock.
- We play football in the afternoon.
- I work on Monday and Tuesday.
- She arrived on time for the lesson.
- I left the hotel by mistake.
- He is on holiday with his family.
- We went to the airport by bus.
- I am at home this evening.
- Of course, you can sit here.
- For example, you can walk there.
- She watches TV at night.
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Remember how babies
learn a language:Babies learn a language by listening.
They use their ears to hear sounds.
Their brain remembers these sounds.
Babies connect sounds with people and things.
They listen to their parents.
Then they copy the sounds they hear. They imitate words.
Slowly, babies learn to speak.
So,
LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN………………