a. a show with music b. to clean with water (and sometimes soap) c. not anything; zero d. very good; without mistakes e. your mother’s or father’s brother f. I am this person g. money you get after you pay your costs h. to move a little from side to side i. the system of money, jobs, and trade in a country j. the part inside your mouth that helps you talk and taste k. to take liquid (like water or juice) into your mouth l. work that you do to get money m. furniture with a flat top and legs n. really? / oh, is that true? o. to have your feet on something p. to make a happy sound when something is funny q. money in the UK (£) or a unit of weight r. a boy or man you love s. it’s okay; everything is fine t. a place in a school where students eat u. to put your hand or finger on something v. the number 100 w. to move your body with music x. a little money children get from their parents y. a person who helps students learn z. a girl who has the same parents as you aa. to feel bad for something wrong or sad bb. to do something all at one time, not stopping cc. a place where sick or hurt people go dd. to do something for fun (like a game or music) ee. to hold and move something with your hands
a boyfriend to play a concert to dance a table to be sorry a hospital don’t worry a teacher to wiggle pocket money an uncle to wash a sister to touch a job hundred to dance profit a school canteen this is me to stand on something to carry pound a tongue in one go perfect is that so? economy a boyfriend a table to drink to walk on
Lina, a 10-year-old girl in the countryside goes to school, helps her family, and plays with friends. Her life is simple and about family.
Lina wakes up early, around 5:30 or 6:00. She helps her family before breakfast. She carries water from the well. She feeds the chickens and ducks. She sweeps the floor. She helps her mother cook rice or cut vegetables. Then she eats breakfast — rice with some fish or vegetables. After that, she walks to school with her friends. ________________________
Vocabulary:
countryside – places with farms, fields, and villages, not a city
to play with friends – to have fun with your friends
to wake up – to open your eyes in the morning and get out of bed
breakfast – the first meal in the morning
to carry water – to take water from one place to another in a bucket or bottle
a well – a deep hole in the ground where people get water
to feed – to give food to a person or animal
a chicken – a small farm bird that gives eggs and meat
a duck – a bird that swims and makes “quack quack” sounds
to sweep the floor – to clean the floor with a broom
to cook rice – to make rice hot so you can eat it
vegetables – plants people eat, like carrots or beans
to walk to school – to go to school by using your feet, not a car or bus
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🧩 Match the word with its meaning
Words:
countryside
to play with friends
to wake up
breakfast
to carry water
a well
to feed
a chicken
a duck
to sweep the floor
to cook rice
vegetables
to walk to school
Definitions:
A. a small farm bird that gives eggs and meat B. to open your eyes in the morning and get out of bed C. plants people eat, like carrots or beans D. to go to school by using your feet, not a car or bus E. a bird that swims and makes “quack quack” sounds F. the first meal in the morning G. to have fun with your friends H. to make rice hot so you can eat it I. places with farms, fields, and villages, not a city J. to give food to a person or animal K. a deep hole in the ground where people get water L. to clean the floor with a broom M. to take water from one place to another in a bucket or bottle
countryside – places with farms, fields, and villages, not a city to play with friends – to have fun with your friends to wake up – to open your eyes in the morning and get out of bed breakfast – the first meal in the morning to carry water – to take water from one place to another in a bucket or bottle a well – a deep hole in the ground where people get water to feed – to give food to a person or animal a chicken – a small farm bird that gives eggs and meat a duck – a bird that swims and makes “quack quack” sounds to sweep the floor – to clean the floor with a broom to cook rice – to make rice hot so you can eat it vegetables – plants people eat, like carrots or beans to walk to school – to go to school by using your feet, not a car or bus
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Words to fill in:
to cook rice, walks to school, vegetables, well, countryside, to carry, breakfast, to wake up, feeds, to play with friends, sweeps, a chicken, cut, feeds
Lina lives in the __________.
She likes __________ after school.
Every morning, she likes __________ at 5:30.
She eats __________ before going to school.
She helps her mother __________ rice for breakfast.
She carries water from a __________.
She __________ the chickens in the morning.
She __________ the duck every day.
She __________ the floor with a broom.
She eats rice and __________ for breakfast.
She goes to school on foot, she __________.
She helps her mother __________ the vegetables.
She likes __________ water in a bucket.
She __________ the floor to keep the house clean.
————————————- Correct answers:
Lina lives in the countryside.
She likes to play with friends after school.
Every morning, she likes to wake up at 5:30.
She eats breakfast before going to school.
She helps her mother to cook rice for breakfast.
She carries water from a well.
She feeds the chickens in the morning.
She feeds the duck every day.
She sweeps the floor with a broom.
She eats rice and vegetables for breakfast.
She goes to school on foot, she walks to school.
She helps her mother cut the vegetables.
She likes to carry water in a bucket.
She sweeps the floor to keep the house clean.
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Personal Pronoun
Verb (negative)
I
do not like
ice cream
You
do not like
ice cream
He
does not like
ice cream
She
does not like
ice cream
It
does not like
ice cream
We
do not like
ice cream
You (plural)
do not like
ice cream
They
do not like
ice cream
Make the following sentences negative:
Lina wakes up early.
YOU WRITE: She does not wake up early.
2. She helps her family before breakfast. ______________________________
3. She carries water from the well. ______________________________
4. She feeds the chickens and ducks. ______________________________
5. She sweeps the floor. ______________________________
6. She helps her mother cook rice or cut vegetables. ______________________________
7. Then she eats breakfast — rice with some fish or vegetables. ______________________________
8. After that, she walks to school with her friends. ______________________________
————————————- Correct answers:
2. She does not help her family before breakfast.
3. She does not carry water from the well.
4. She does not feed the chickens and ducks.
5. She does not sweep the floor.
6. She does not help her mother cook rice or cut vegetables.
7. She does not eat breakfast — rice with some fish or vegetables.
8. She does not walk to school with her friends.
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Questions:
Do / Does
Personal Pronoun
Verb
Sugar?
Do
I
like
sugar?
Do
you
like
sugar?
Does
he
like
sugar?
Does
she
like
sugar?
Does
it
like
sugar?
Do
we
like
sugar?
Do
you (plural)
like
sugar?
Do
they
like
sugar?
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Rewrite the following sentences as questions:
Lina wakes up early.
YOU WRITE: Does Lina wake up early?
2. She helps her family before breakfast. ______________________________
3. She carries water from the well. ______________________________
4. She feeds the chickens and ducks. ______________________________
5. She sweeps the floor. ______________________________
6. She helps her mother cook rice or cut vegetables. ______________________________
7. Then she eats breakfast — rice with some fish or vegetables. ______________________________
8. After that, she walks to school with her friends. ______________________________
————————————- Correct answers:
1. Does Lina wake up early?
2. Does she help her family before breakfast?
3. Does she carry water from the well?
4. Does she feed the chickens and ducks?
5. Does she sweep the floor?
6. Does she help her mother cook rice or cut vegetables?
7. Does she eat breakfast — rice with some fish or vegetables?
8. Does she walk to school with her friends?
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Correct the following statements:
Lina wakes up very late at 10:00.
YOU WRITE: Lina does not wake up late at 10:00. She wakes up early, around 5:30 to 6:00.
Lina sleeps all morning. ____________________________
She carries water from a river. ____________________________
She feeds only the ducks. ____________________________
She feeds only the chickens. ____________________________
She sweeps the garden. ____________________________
She cooks bread for breakfast. ____________________________
She eats chocolate for breakfast. ____________________________
She drives to school by car. ____________________________
She plays alone after school. ____________________________
————————————- Correct answers:
Lina wakes up at 10:00. → Lina does not wake up at 10:00. She wakes up early, around 5:30 or 6:00.
She sleeps all morning. → She does not sleep all morning. She helps her family.
She carries water from a river. → She does not carry water from a river. She carries water from a well.
She feeds only the ducks. → She does not feed only the ducks. She feeds the chickens and ducks.
She feeds only the chickens. → She does not feed only the chickens. She feeds the chickens and ducks.
She sweeps the garden. → She does not sweep the garden. She sweeps the floor.
She cooks bread for breakfast. → She does not cook bread for breakfast. She cooks rice.
She eats chocolate for breakfast. → She does not eat chocolate for breakfast. She eats rice and vegetables.
She drives to school by car. → She does not drive to school by car. She walks to school.
She plays alone after school. → She does not play alone after school. She plays with friends.
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Short answers, basics:
Example Sentence
Yes
No
I learn the alphabet.
Yes, I do.
No, I don’t.
You read signs.
Yes, you do.
No, you don’t.
He practices speaking.
Yes, he does.
No, he doesn’t.
She watches cartoons.
Yes, she does.
No, she doesn’t.
It helps us learn English.
Yes, it does.
No, it doesn’t.
We use apps like Duolingo.
Yes, we do.
No, we don’t.
You read labels.
Yes, you do.
No, you don’t.
They make mistakes sometimes.
Yes, they do.
No, they don’t.
Question
Yes
No
Do I learn the alphabet?
Yes, I do.
No, I don’t.
Do you read signs?
Yes, you do.
No, you don’t.
Does he practice speaking?
Yes, he does.
No, he doesn’t.
Does she watch cartoons?
Yes, she does.
No, she doesn’t.
Does it help us learn English?
Yes, it does.
No, it doesn’t.
Do we use apps like Duolingo?
Yes, we do.
No, we don’t.
Do you read labels?
Yes, you do.
No, you don’t.
Do they make mistakes sometimes?
Yes, they do.
No, they don’t.
Question
Yes
No
Am I big?
Yes, I am.
No, I am not.
Are you big?
Yes, you are.
No, you aren’t.
Is he big?
Yes, he is.
No, he isn’t.
Is she big?
Yes, she is.
No, she isn’t.
Is it big?
Yes, it is.
No, it isn’t.
Are we big?
Yes, we are.
No, we aren’t.
Are you big?
Yes, you are.
No, you aren’t.
Are they big?
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t.
Short answers:
1. Lina wakes up early, around 5:30 or 6:00.
YOU WRITE: Yes, she does.
2. She helps her family before breakfast. _______________________________
3. She carries water from the well. _______________________________
4. She feeds the chickens and ducks. _______________________________
5. She sweeps the floor. _______________________________
6. She helps her mother cook rice or cut vegetables. _______________________________
7. Then she eats breakfast — rice with some fish or vegetables. _______________________________
8. After that, she walks to school with her friends. _______________________________
——————————- Correct answers:
Lina wakes up early, around 5:30 or 6:00. – Yes, she does.
She helps her family before breakfast. – Yes, she does.
She carries water from the well. – Yes, she does.
She feeds the chickens and ducks. – Yes, she does.
She sweeps the floor. – Yes, she does.
She helps her mother cook rice or cut vegetables. – Yes, she does.
Then she eats breakfast — rice with some fish or vegetables. – Yes, she does.
After that, she walks to school with her friends. – Yes, she does.
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Short answers:
Lina wakes up at 10:00.
YOU WRITE: No, she doesn’t.
She sleeps all morning. ____________________________________
She carries water from a river. ____________________________________
She feeds only the ducks. ____________________________________
She feeds only the chickens. ____________________________________
She sweeps the garden. ____________________________________
She cooks bread for breakfast. ____________________________________
She eats chocolate for breakfast. ____________________________________
She drives to school by car. ____________________________________
She plays alone after school. ____________________________________
———————————– Correct answers:
Lina wakes up at 10:00. – No, she doesn’t.
She sleeps all morning. – No, she doesn’t.
She carries water from a river. – No, she doesn’t.
She feeds only the ducks. – No, she doesn’t.
She feeds only the chickens. – No, she doesn’t.
She sweeps the garden. – No, she doesn’t.
She cooks bread for breakfast. – No, she doesn’t.
She eats chocolate for breakfast. – No, she doesn’t.
She drives to school by car. – No, she doesn’t.
She plays alone after school. – No, she doesn’t.
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Correct statements with short answers:
Lina wakes up at 4:30. (father)
YOU WRITE: No, she doesn’t. Her father does.
She sleeps all morning. (brother) _________________________
She carries water from a river. (father) _________________________
She feeds only the ducks. (father, mother (plural!)) _________________________
She feeds only the chickens. (father, mother (plural!)) _________________________
She sweeps the garden. (father, brother (plural!)) _________________________
She cooks bread for breakfast. (mother) _________________________
She eats chocolate for breakfast. (brother) _________________________
She drives to school by car. (friends (plural!)) _________________________
She plays alone after school. (brother) _________________________
————————— Correct answers:
2. She sleeps all morning. (brother) – No, she doesn’t. Her brother does.
3. She carries water from a river. (father) – No, she doesn’t. Her father does.
4. She feeds only the ducks. (father, mother) – No, she doesn’t. Her father and mother do.
5. She feeds only the chickens. (father, mother) – No, she doesn’t. Her father and mother do.
6. She sweeps the garden. (father, brother) – No, she doesn’t. Her father and brother do.
7. She cooks bread for breakfast. (mother) – No, she doesn’t. Her mother does.
8. She eats chocolate for breakfast. (brother) – No, she doesn’t. Her brother does.
9. She drives to school by car. (friends) – No, she doesn’t. Her friends do.
10. She plays alone after school. (brother) – No, she doesn’t. Her brother does.
Dara is ten years old. She lives in a small house. Every morning she gets up at 6:30. She washes her face. Then she eats breakfast with her family. After breakfast, she brushes her teeth. Then she puts on her school uniform and gets ready for school.
At 7:15 Dara walks to school with her friends. The school is one kilometer from her home. She likes walking with her friends. They talk and laugh on the way.
School starts at 8:00. Dara likes her school. Her favorite subjects are math and science. She likes math because she likes numbers. She likes science because she likes to learn new things.
At 12:00 she goes home. She eats a light lunch with her family. After lunch, she does her homework. Then she plays with her friends outside.
In the evening Dara eats a light dinner. Then she reads a book. She goes to bed early. Dara is happy and ready for the next day.
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Vocabulary:
to get up – to leave the bed.
to wash one’s face – to clean the face with water.
to eat breakfast – to have food in the morning.
to brush one’s teeth – to clean the teeth with a toothbrush.
to put on a uniform – to wear school clothes.
to get ready – to prepare to go out.
to like walking – to enjoy going on foot.
to laugh – to make a happy sound when something is funny.
a favorite subject – the school subject you like best.
science (subject) – to learn about nature and the world.
numbers (math) – to learn counting and sums.
light lunch – a small meal at midday.
to do one’s homework – to work on school tasks at home.
outside – not inside; in the open air.
dinner – the evening meal.
early – before the usual time.
to be ready – to be prepared to go or start.
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Answer:
EXAMPLE:
Is Dara a boy or a girl?
YOU WRITE:
She is a girl.
______________________
Correct version:
Is Dara ten or eleven years old?
___________________________
Does she live in a small house or a big house?
___________________________
Does she get up at 6:30 or 7:30?
___________________________
Does she eat breakfast with her family or alone?
___________________________
Does she walk to school or go by bus?
___________________________
Does she like walking alone or with her friends?
___________________________
Are her favorite subjects math and science or art and music?
___________________________
Does she eat a light lunch or a big lunch?
___________________________
Does she do her homework in the morning or after lunch?
___________________________
Does she go to bed early or late?
___________________________
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Correct answers:
Is Dara ten or eleven years old?
She is ten years old.
Does she live in a small house or a big house?
She lives in a small house.
Does she get up at 6:30 or 7:30?
She gets up at 6:30.
Does she eat breakfast with her family or alone?
She eats breakfast with her family.
Does she walk to school or go by bus?
She walks to school.
Does she like walking alone or with her friends?
She likes walking with her friends.
Are her favorite subjects math and science or art and music?
Her favorite subjects are math and science.
Does she eat a light lunch or a big lunch?
She eats a light lunch.
Does she do her homework in the morning or after lunch?
She does her homework after lunch.
Does she go to bed early or late?
She goes to bed early.
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Correct the statements (see grammar above):
Dara is eight years old.
YOU WRITE:
Dara is not eight years old. She is ten years old.
_________________
Dara is eight years old. _________________________
She lives in a big house. _________________________
She gets up at 7:30 in the morning. _________________________
She eats breakfast alone. _________________________
She brushes her hair after breakfast. _________________________
She goes to school by bus. _________________________
She does not like walking with her friends. _________________________
Her favorite subject is art. _________________________
She eats a big lunch at 12:00. _________________________
She goes to bed late. _________________________
————————– Correct version:
Dara is eight years old.
Dara is not eight years old. She is ten years old.
She lives in a big house.
She does not live in a big house. She lives in a small house.
She gets up at 7:30 in the morning.
She does not get up at 7:30. She gets up at 6:30.
She eats breakfast alone.
She does not eat breakfast alone. She eats breakfast with her family.
She brushes her hair after breakfast.
She does not brush her hair after breakfast. She brushes her teeth.
She goes to school by bus.
She does not go to school by bus. She walks to school.
She does not like walking with her friends.
She does like walking with her friends.
Her favorite subject is art.
Her favorite subject is not art. Her favorite subjects are math and science.
She eats a big lunch at 12:00.
She does not eat a big lunch. She eats a light lunch.
She goes to bed late.
She does not go to bed late. She goes to bed early.
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Correct the following questions:
Is Dara eight years old?
YOU WRITE:
No, she is not eight years old. She is ten years old.
Is Dara eight years old? __________________________
Does she live in a big house? __________________________
Does she get up at 7:30 in the morning? __________________________
Does she eat breakfast alone? __________________________
Does she brush her hair after breakfast? __________________________
Does she go to school by bus? __________________________
Does she not like walking with her friends? __________________________
Is her favorite subject art? __________________________
Does she eat a big lunch at 12:00? __________________________
Does she go to bed late? __________________________
————————————- Correct answers:
Is Dara eight years old?
No, she is not eight years old. She is ten years old.
Does she live in a big house?
No, she does not live in a big house. She lives in a small house.
Does she get up at 7:30 in the morning?
No, she does not get up at 7:30. She gets up at 6:30.
Does she eat breakfast alone?
No, she does not eat breakfast alone. She eats breakfast with her family.
Does she brush her hair after breakfast?
No, she does not brush her hair after breakfast. She brushes her teeth.
Does she go to school by bus?
No, she does not go to school by bus. She walks to school.
Does she not like walking with her friends?
No, she does like walking with her friends.
Is her favorite subject art?
No, her favorite subject is not art. Her favorite subjects are math and science.
Does she eat a big lunch at 12:00?
No, she does not eat a big lunch. She eats a light lunch.
Does she go to bed late?
No, she does not go to bed late. She goes to bed early.
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Fill in the words below:
science – friends – breakfast – early – small – ten – light – brushes – walks – math – 6:30 – homework – uniform – washes
Sentences:
Dara is ___ years old.
She lives in a ___ house.
Every morning she gets up at ___ .
She ___ her face.
Then she eats ___ with her family.
After breakfast, she ___ her teeth.
She puts on her ___ and gets ready for school.
At 7:15 Dara ___ to school.
She likes walking with her ___.
Her favorite subjects are ___ and ___.
At 12:00 she eats a ___ lunch.
After lunch, she does her ___.
In the evening Dara eats a ___ dinner.
She goes to bed ___.
—————————— Correct version:
Dara is ten years old.
She lives in a small house.
Every morning she gets up at 6:30.
She washes her face.
Then she eats breakfast with her family.
After breakfast, she brushes her teeth.
She puts on her uniform and gets ready for school.
At 7:15 Dara walks to school.
She likes walking with her friends.
Her favorite subjects are math and science.
At 12:00 she eats a light lunch.
After lunch, she does her homework.
In the evening Dara eats a light dinner.
She goes to bed early.
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Fill in, words below:
family – science – old – eat – small – friends – uniform – at – early – morning – breakfast – outside
——————————-
1. What is your name?
My name is Dara.
2. How old are you?
I am ten years __________.
3. Where do you live?
I live in a __________ house.
4. What time do you get up?
I get up __________ 6:30.
5. Do you wash your face in the __________?
Yes, I wash my face.
6. Do you eat breakfast?
Yes, I eat breakfast with my __________.
7. Do you brush your teeth after __________?
Yes, I brush my teeth.
8. What do you wear to school?
I wear my school __________.
9. How do you go to school?
I walk to school with my __________.
10. What are your favorite subjects?
My favorite subjects are math and __________.
11. What do you do after lunch?
I do my homework and play __________.
12. What do you do in the evening?
I __________ a light dinner, read a book, and go to bed __________.
————————- Correct version:
1. What is your name?
My name is Dara.
2. How old are you?
I am ten years old.
3. Where do you live?
I live in a small house.
4. What time do you get up?
I get up at 6:30.
5. Do you wash your face in the morning?
Yes, I wash my face.
6. Do you eat breakfast?
Yes, I eat breakfast with my family.
7. Do you brush your teeth after breakfast?
Yes, I brush my teeth.
8. What do you wear to school?
I wear my school uniform.
9. How do you go to school?
I walk to school with my friends.
10. What are your favorite subjects?
My favorite subjects are math and science.
11. What do you do after lunch?
I do my homework and play outside.
12. What do you do in the evening?
I eat a light dinner, read a book, and go to bed early.
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Interview with her brother:
What is her name? Her name is Dara.
How old is she? She is ten years old.
Where does she live? She lives in a small house.
What time does she get up? She gets up at 6:30.
Does she wash her face in the morning? Yes, she washes her face.
Does she eat breakfast? Yes, she eats breakfast with her family.
Does she brush her teeth after breakfast? Yes, she brushes her teeth.
What does she wear to school? She wears her school uniform.
How does she go to school? She walks to school with her friends.
What are her favorite subjects? Her favorite subjects are math and science.
What does she do after lunch? She does her homework and plays outside.
What does she do in the evening? She eats a light dinner, reads a book, and goes to bed early.
Anan is assistant general manager in a hotel. He remembers his time at the foundation, supporting him to live his dream.
When Anan studied at the foundation he woke up early every morning, then breakfast with his friends. At 8 o’clock he went to class. The teacher taught him English words for hotel work, like “guest,” “room,” and “clean.” He learned to say hello and welcome to visitors.
After that, Anan studied how to work in a hotel. Some days he learned about the front desk. He learned to smile, speak politely, and help guests. Other days he learned about cleaning rooms. He practiced making beds, washing towels, and keeping everything clean and nice.
At lunchtime, Anan ate with the other students. In the afternoon, he had practice time. Sometimes he worked in a small training hotel. He served drinks, carried bags, or helped in the restaurant. The teachers watched him and helped him do better.
Later, he had lessons about life and good manners. He learned how to work in a team and be kind to others.
In the evening, he studied English again or played football with his friends. After dinner, he went back to his room, read a little, and then slept. He felt happy because every day he learned something new for his future.
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Verbs in text, infinitive and past simple forms:
live – lived study – studied wake up – woke up eat – ate go – went teach – taught learn – learned say – said study – studied work – worked smile – smiled speak – spoke help – helped practice – practiced make – made wash – washed keep – kept have – had serve – served carry – carried watch – watched play – played read – read [ri:d – red] sleep – slept feel – felt be – was/were come – came
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Multiple choice, one answer correct:
Where did Anan live and study? a) At the hotel b) At the school c) At the foundation
What did Anan do every morning? a) Slept very late b) Woke up early c) Played some games
Who did Anan eat breakfast with? a) His friends b) His teacher c) His family
What time did Anan go to class? a) At nine o’clock b) At seven o’clock c) At eight o’clock
What did the teacher teach Anan? a) Drawing art b) English words c) Cooking food
What did Anan learn to say? a) Hello and welcome b) Sorry please now c) Goodbye thanks now
What did Anan study after class? a) Drive a car b) Work in a hotel c) Play some football
What did he learn at the front desk? a) Smile and help b) Clean the room c) Write a list
What did he practice in the rooms? a) Making beds b) Read some books c) Write some notes
Who did Anan eat lunch with? a) The teachers b) His friends c) His parents
Where did Anan work sometimes? a) A big school b) Small training hotel c) At a market
What did he do in the restaurant? a) Read some books b) Cook some food c) Help the guests
What did the teachers do? a) Watched him b) Went home c) Played games
What lessons did Anan have later? a) Sports and games b) Life and manners c) Art and music
What did Anan do in the evening? a) Went shopping b) Slept early c) Played football then
What did he do after dinner? a) Read a book b) Watched some TV c) Went out late
How did Anan feel at the end of the day? a) Felt tired now b) Felt happy now c) Felt bored now
Why was he happy? a) He learned things b) He went home c) He watched TV
Where did Anan live and study? – At the foundation
What did Anan do every morning? – Woke up early
Who did Anan eat breakfast with? – His friends
What time did Anan go to class? – At eight o’clock
What did the teacher teach Anan? – English words
What did Anan learn to say? – Hello and welcome
What did Anan study after class? – Work in a hotel
What did he learn at the front desk? – Smile and help
What did he practice in the rooms? – Write some notes
Who did Anan eat lunch with? – His friends
Where did Anan work sometimes? – At a market
What did he do in the restaurant? – Read some books
What did the teachers do? – Played games
What lessons did Anan have later? – Life and manners
What did Anan do in the evening? – Played football then
What did he do after dinner? – Read a book
How did Anan feel at the end of the day? – Felt happy now
Why was he happy? – He learned things
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Match the word or phrase to Its definition
Words/Phrases:
a foundation
to wake up
breakfast
to teach somebody English
to welcome a visitor
to study
to smile
to speak politely
to clean rooms
to practice making beds
a towel
tidy
lunchtime
practice time
to serve a drink
to carry bags
good manners
to be kind
future
Definitions:
a. a piece of cloth to dry your body or hands b. to behave nicely and be polite c. clean and in good order d. to open your eyes in the morning e. the time in the middle of the day to eat f. to give a drink to someone g. a place that helps people learn or get support h. to learn and read about something i. to help a person learn English words and speaking j. to show happiness on your face k. the time that comes after today l. to say hello and make a guest feel happy to come m. to be nice and helpful to people n. time to do something again to get better o. to talk in a kind and nice way p. to take bags in your hands and move them q. to learn how to make a bed again and again r. to make rooms neat and not dirty s. the first meal in the morning
a foundation – a place that helps people learn or get support to wake up – to open your eyes in the morning breakfast – the first meal in the morning to teach somebody English – to help a person learn English words and speaking to welcome a visitor – to say hello and make a guest feel happy to come to study – to learn and read about something to smile – to show happiness on your face to speak politely – to talk in a kind and nice way to clean rooms – to make rooms neat and not dirty to practice making beds – to learn how to make a bed again and again a towel – a piece of cloth to dry your body or hands tidy – clean and in good order lunchtime – the time in the middle of the day to eat practice time – time to do something again to get better to serve a drink – to give a drink to someone to carry bags – to take bags in your hands and move them good manners – to behave nicely and be polite to be kind – to be nice and helpful to people future – the time that comes after today
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Multiple choice, one answer correct, provide answer in a full sentence::
Where did Anan study? – a) At a hotel b) At a foundation c) At school
YOU WRITE: Anan studied at a foundation.
What time did Anan wake up? – a) Late b) Early c) Noon _________________________________
Who did Anan eat breakfast with? – a) Friends b) Teacher c) Parents _________________________________
When did he go to class? – a) 8 o’clock b) 10 o’clock c) 7 o’clock _________________________________
What did the teacher teach? – a) Math b) English c) Art _________________________________
What did Anan learn to say? – a) Hello b) Goodbye c) Thanks _________________________________
What did Anan practice in rooms? – a) Shoes b) Meals c) Beds _________________________________
Who watched him at practice? – a) Teachers b) Friends c) Parents _________________________________
What did he do in the restaurant? – a) Serve b) Read c) Cook _________________________________
What did Anan learn about manners? – a) Be loud b) Be kind c) Be fast _________________________________
When did he play football? – a) Lunch b) Morning c) Evening _________________________________
What did he do after dinner? – a) Read b) Sleep c) Walk _________________________________
How did he feel at night? – a) Happy b) Sad c) Tired _________________________________
Why was he happy? – a) Played b) Watched c) Learned _________________________________
Where did Anan study? – Anan studied at a foundation. What time did Anan wake up? – He woke up early. Who did Anan eat breakfast with? – He ate breakfast with his friends. When did he go to class? – He went to class at 8 o’clock. What did the teacher teach? – The teacher taught him English. What did Anan learn to say? – He learned to say hello. What did Anan practice in rooms? – He practiced making beds. Who watched him at practice? – The teachers watched him at practice. What did he do in the restaurant? – He served in the restaurant. What did Anan learn about manners? – He learned to be kind. When did he play football? – He played football in the evening. What did he do after dinner? – He read after dinner. How did he feel at night? – He felt happy at night. Why was he happy? – He was happy because he learned new things.
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Short answers in past simple:
Question
Short Answer (Yes/Positive)
Short Answer (No/Negative)
Did she check reservations?
Yes, she did.
No, she didn’t.
Did she give keys to guests?
Yes, she did.
No, she didn’t.
Did she talk to many guests?
Yes, she did.
No, she didn’t.
Was she happy?
Yes, she was.
No, she wasn’t.
Were the guests satisfied?
Yes, they were.
No, they weren’t.
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Give short answers, as shown:
Anan was a student at a university.
YOU WRITE: No, he wasn’t.
Anan got up early every day.
YOU WRITE: Yes, he did.
__________________________________
Anan studied at a foundation. __________________________________
He woke up very late every morning. __________________________________
Anan ate breakfast with his friends. __________________________________
He went to class at 10 o’clock. __________________________________
The teacher taught him English words for hotel work. __________________________________
He learned to say goodbye and leave visitors. __________________________________
Anan practiced making beds and washing towels. __________________________________
He worked in a large city hotel every day. __________________________________
The teachers watched and helped him during practice. __________________________________
Anan learned to be kind and have good manners. __________________________________
In the evening, he only slept and did nothing else. __________________________________
He sometimes served drinks and carried bags. __________________________________
Anan studied cooking and painting every day. __________________________________
He felt happy because he learned new things for his future. __________________________________
Anan was a teacher at the foundation. __________________________________
The students were in the city hotel every day. __________________________________
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Correct answers:
Anan studied at a foundation. – Yes, he did.
He woke up very late every morning. – No, he didn’t.
Anan ate breakfast with his friends. – Yes, he did.
He went to class at 10 o’clock. – No, he didn’t.
The teacher taught him English words for hotel work. – Yes, he did.
He learned to say goodbye and leave visitors. – No, he didn’t.
Anan practiced making beds and washing towels. – Yes, he did.
He worked in a large city hotel every day. – No, he didn’t.
The teachers watched and helped him during practice. – Yes, they did.
Anan learned to be kind and have good manners. – Yes, he did.
In the evening, he only slept and did nothing else. – No, he didn’t.
He sometimes served drinks and carried bags. – Yes, he did.
Anan studied cooking and painting every day. – No, he didn’t.
He felt happy because he learned new things for his future. – Yes, he did.
Anan was a teacher at the foundation. – No, he wasn’t.
The students were in the city hotel every day. – No, they weren’t.
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Basics in past simple:
Personal Pronoun
Verb (Past)
Object
I
ate
apples
You
ate
apples
He
ate
apples
She
ate
apples
It
ate
apples
We
ate
apples
You (plural)
ate
apples
They
ate
apples
I
played
football
You
played
football
He
played
football
She
played
football
It
played
football
We
played
football
You (plural)
played
football
They
played
football
Personal Pronoun
Verb (Past Negative)
Object
I
did not eat
apples
You
did not eat
apples
He
did not eat
apples
She
did not eat
apples
It
did not eat
apples
We
did not eat
apples
You (plural)
did not eat
apples
They
did not eat
apples
I
did not play
football
You
did not play
football
He
did not play
football
She
did not play
football
It
did not play
football
We
did not play
football
You (plural)
did not play
football
They
did not play
football
Did + Pronoun
Verb
Object
Did I
eat
apples?
Did you
eat
apples?
Did he
eat
apples?
Did she
eat
apples?
Did it
eat
apples?
Did we
eat
apples?
Did you
eat
apples?
Did they
eat
apples?
Did I
play
football?
Did you
play
football?
Did he
play
football?
Did she
play
football?
Did it
play
football?
Did we
play
football?
Did you
play
football?
Did they
play
football?
Didn’t + Pronoun
Verb
Object
Didn’t I
eat
apples?
Didn’t you
eat
apples?
Didn’t he
eat
apples?
Didn’t she
eat
apples?
Didn’t it
eat
apples?
Didn’t we
eat
apples?
Didn’t you
eat
apples?
Didn’t they
eat
apples?
Didn’t I
play
football?
Didn’t you
play
football?
Didn’t he
play
football?
Didn’t she
play
football?
Didn’t it
play
football?
Didn’t we
play
football?
Didn’t you
play
football?
Didn’t they
play
football?
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Correct as shown:
Anan studied at a university.
YOU WRITE: No, he didn’t. He studied at a foundation.
He woke up very late every morning. _____________________________
Anan ate breakfast alone. _____________________________
He went to class at 10 o’clock. _____________________________
The teacher taught him math. _____________________________
He learned to say goodbye to visitors. _____________________________
Anan practiced cooking every day. _____________________________
He worked in a large city hotel every day. _____________________________
The teachers ignored him during practice. _____________________________
Anan learned to be rude. _____________________________
In the evening, he only slept and did nothing else. _____________________________
He never served drinks or carried bags. _____________________________
Anan studied painting and music every day. _____________________________
He felt sad because he didn’t learn anything. _____________________________
Aan was sad in the evening. _____________________________
—————————– Correct answers:
He woke up very late every morning. – No, he didn’t. He woke up early.
Anan ate breakfast alone. – No, he didn’t. He ate breakfast with his friends.
He went to class at 10 o’clock. – No, he didn’t. He went to class at 8 o’clock.
The teacher taught him math. – No, he didn’t. The teacher taught him English.
He learned to say goodbye to visitors. – No, he didn’t. He learned to say hello and welcome visitors.
Anan practiced cooking every day. – No, he didn’t. He practiced making beds and cleaning rooms.
He worked in a large city hotel every day. – No, he didn’t. He sometimes worked in a small training hotel.
The teachers ignored him during practice. – No, they didn’t. The teachers watched and helped him.
Anan learned to be rude. – No, he didn’t. He learned to be kind.
In the evening, he only slept and did nothing else. – No, he didn’t. He studied English or played football with friends.
He never served drinks or carried bags. – No, he didn’t. He sometimes served drinks and carried bags.
Anan studied painting and music every day. – No, he didn’t. He studied hotel work and English.
He felt sad because he didn’t learn anything. – No, he didn’t. He felt happy because he learned new things.
Anan was sad in the evening. – No, he wasn’t. He felt happy in the evening.
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Answer as shown:
Did he start as a manager or as a student?
YOU WRITE: He started as a student.
Did he wake up early or late every morning?
Did he eat breakfast alone or with friends?
Did he go to class at 8 o’clock or 10 o’clock?
Did the teacher teach him English or math?
Did he learn to say hello or goodbye to visitors?
Did he practice making beds or cooking every day?
Did he work in a large hotel or a small training hotel?
Did the teachers help him or ignore him?
Did he play football in the evening or morning?
Did he read after dinner or go straight to sleep?
Was Anan happy or sad at night?
Was the teacher strict or kind?
Were the students in a large hotel or a small training hotel?
_____________________ Correct answers:
Did he start as a manager or as a student? – He started as a student.
Did he wake up early or late every morning? – He woke up early every morning.
Did he eat breakfast alone or with friends? – He ate breakfast with his friends.
Did he go to class at 8 o’clock or 10 o’clock? – He went to class at 8 o’clock.
Did the teacher teach him English or math? – The teacher taught him English.
Did he learn to say hello or goodbye to visitors? – He learned to say hello and welcome visitors.
Did he practice making beds or cooking every day? – He practiced making beds and cleaning rooms.
Did he work in a large hotel or a small training hotel? – He worked in a small training hotel.
Did the teachers help him or ignore him? – The teachers helped him.
Did he play football in the evening or morning? – He played football in the evening.
Did he read after dinner or go straight to sleep? – He read after dinner.
Was Anan happy or sad at night? – Anan was happy at night.
Was the teacher strict or kind? – The teacher was kind.
Were the students in a large hotel or a small training hotel? – The students were in a small training hotel. ##################
Answer in complete sentences:
Where did Anan study?
What did Anan eat in the morning?
When did Anan wake up?
Who did he eat breakfast with?
What time did he go to class?
What did the teacher teach him?
What did Anan learn to say?
What did he practice in the rooms?
Who helped him at practice?
What did he do in the restaurant?
How did Anan feel at night?
Why was he happy?
When did he play football?
Where did he sometimes work?
______________________
Correct answers:
Where did Anan study? – Anan studied at a foundation. What did Anan eat in the morning? – He ate breakfast. When did Anan wake up? – He woke up early. Who did he eat breakfast with? – He ate breakfast with his friends. What time did he go to class? – He went to class at 8 o’clock. What did the teacher teach him? – The teacher taught him English. What did Anan learn to say? – He learned to say hello and welcome visitors. What did he practice in the rooms? – He practiced making beds and cleaning rooms. Who helped him at practice? – The teachers helped him. What did he do in the restaurant? – He served drinks and carried bags. How did Anan feel at night? – He felt happy. Why was he happy? – He was happy because he learned new things. When did he play football? – He played football in the evening. Where did he sometimes work? – He sometimes worked in a small training hotel.
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Correct as shown:
Anan got up late every day.
YOU WRITE: No, he didn’t get up early every day. Aran got up early every day.
He ate breakfast alone. ______________________________
He went to class at 10 o’clock. ______________________________
The teacher taught him math. ______________________________
He learned to say goodbye to visitors. ______________________________
He practiced cooking every day. ______________________________
He worked in a large city hotel every day. ______________________________
The teachers ignored [to not pay attention to someone or something] him during practice. ______________________________
He learned to be rude [very unfriendly]. ______________________________
In the evening, he only slept and did nothing else. ______________________________
He never served drinks or carried bags. ______________________________
Anan studied painting and music every day. ______________________________
He felt sad because he didn’t learn anything. ______________________________
He was sad in the evening. ______________________________
—————————- Correct answers:
Anan got up late every day. – No, he didn’t get up late every day. He got up early.
He ate breakfast alone. – No, he didn’t eat breakfast alone. He ate breakfast with his friends.
He went to class at 10 o’clock. – No, he didn’t go to class at 10 o’clock. He went to class at 8 o’clock.
The teacher taught him math. – No, the teacher didn’t teach him math. The teacher taught him English.
He learned to say goodbye to visitors. – No, he didn’t learn to say goodbye to visitors. He learned to say hello and welcome visitors.
He practiced cooking every day. – No, he didn’t practice cooking every day. He practiced making beds and cleaning rooms.
He worked in a large city hotel every day. – No, he didn’t work in a large city hotel every day. He sometimes worked in a small training hotel.
The teachers ignored him during practice. – No, the teachers didn’t ignore him during practice. They watched and helped him.
He learned to be rude. – No, he didn’t learn to be rude. He learned to be kind.
In the evening, he only slept and did nothing else. – No, he didn’t only sleep in the evening. He studied English or played football.
He never served drinks or carried bags. – No, he didn’t never serve drinks or carry bags. He sometimes served drinks and carried bags.
Anan studied painting and music every day. – No, he didn’t study painting and music every day. He studied hotel work and English.
He felt sad because he didn’t learn anything. – No, he didn’t feel sad because he didn’t learn anything. He felt happy because he learned new things.
He was sad in the evening. – No, he wasn’t sad in the evening. He felt happy in the evening.
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Fill in, words below:
ate – practice – foundation – learned – taught – read – carried -morning – happy – early – welcome – evening – time – cleaning
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Interviewer: Hi Anan! Can I ask you some questions about your day?
Anan: Yes, of course!
Interviewer: Where did you study? Anan: I studied at a __________.
Interviewer: What time did you wake up? Anan: I woke up __________ every morning.
Interviewer: What did you eat in the __________? Anan: I ate breakfast.
Interviewer: Who did you eat breakfast with? Anan: I _________ breakfast with my friends.
Interviewer: What __________ did you go to class? Anan: I went to class at 8 o’clock.
Interviewer: What did the teacher teach you? Anan: The teacher __________ me English.
Interviewer: What did you learn to say? Anan: I learned to say hello and _________ visitors.
Interviewer: What did you practice in the rooms? Anan: I practiced making beds and __________ rooms.
Interviewer: Who helped you during __________? Anan: The teachers helped me.
Interviewer: What did you do in the restaurant? Anan: I served drinks and __________ bags.
Interviewer: Did you play football? Anan: Yes, I played football in the _________.
Interviewer: What did you do after dinner? Anan: I __________ after dinner.
Interviewer: How did you feel at night? Anan: I felt __________ at night.
Interviewer: Why were you happy? Anan: I was happy because I __________ new things.
—————————– Correct version:
Interviewer: Hi Anan! Can I ask you some questions about your day?
Anan: Yes, of course!
Interviewer: Where did you study? Anan: I studied at a foundation.
Interviewer: What time did you wake up? Anan: I woke up early every morning.
Interviewer: What did you eat in the morning? Anan: I ate breakfast.
Interviewer: Who did you eat breakfast with? Anan: I ate breakfast with my friends.
Interviewer: What time did you go to class? Anan: I went to class at 8 o’clock.
Interviewer: What did the teacher teach you? Anan: The teacher taught me English.
Interviewer: What did you learn to say? Anan: I learned to say hello and welcome visitors.
Interviewer: What did you practice in the rooms? Anan: I practiced making beds and cleaning rooms.
Interviewer: Who helped you during practice? Anan: The teachers helped me.
Interviewer: What did you do in the restaurant? Anan: I served drinks and carried bags.
Interviewer: Did you play football? Anan: Yes, I played football in the evening.
Interviewer: What did you do after dinner? Anan: I read after dinner.
Interviewer: How did you feel at night? Anan: I felt happy at night.
Interviewer: Why were you happy? Anan: I was happy because I learned new things.
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Read:
Anan wakes up early every morning and eats breakfast with his friends. At 8 o’clock, he goes to class. The teacher teaches him English for hotel work. He learns to greet and welcome visitors. He studies front desk work, cleaning rooms, and practicing making beds. In the afternoon, he practices in a small training hotel. He learns good manners, teamwork, and kindness. In the evening, he studies English or plays football. He goes to bed happy.
Rewrite the story in past simple, start with
>>>>>>>>>>>Anan woke up early in the…….
and make all changes necessary.
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Correct version:
Anan woke up early every morning and ate breakfast with his friends. At 8 o’clock, he went to class. The teacher taught him English for hotel work. He learned to greet and welcome visitors. He studied front desk work, cleaning rooms, and practicing making beds. In the afternoon, he practiced in a small training hotel. He learned good manners, teamwork, and kindness. In the evening, he studied English or played football. He went to bed happy.
Arun, now a manager of a great hotel at the beach, remembers how his first day in the hospitality business started a long time ago.
He woke up early in the morning. He felt a little nervous because it was his first day at work. He started a new job as a concierge at a big five-star hotel. He took a shower, brushed his teeth, and put on his clean uniform. Then he looked in the mirror and smiled. He wanted to do his best.
At 7:30, Arun left his house and took the bus to the hotel. The building looked large and beautiful. The manager welcomed him and showed him where he would sit. Arun met the other workers at the front desk. They were kind and friendly.
The manager explained his job. Arun helped hotel guests, answered questions, and made them happy. He helped a family find a good restaurant and called a taxi for them. Later, he gave a map to two tourists and told them about a temple to visit. They thanked him and smiled. Arun felt proud.
In the afternoon, the lobby was busy. Arun stayed calm and polite. He listened carefully and learned many new things.
At 5:00, his work finished. He said goodbye to his new friends and went home. He ate dinner, took a shower, and went to bed happy and tired.
________________________ Verbs in text, infinitive and past simple forms:
A. To feel you need rest or sleep. B. To be quiet and not worried. C. To travel by bus. D. The big room at the entrance of a hotel. E. To stop working. F. To give information when someone asks. G. To clean your body with water. H. To be friendly and respectful to others. I. To tell someone what work they must do. J. To clean your teeth with a toothbrush. K. To be friendly and helpful. L. To be happy because of your work or success. M. Something you look at to see your face. N. To wear special clothes for work or school. O. A picture of a place to help you find the way. P. To stop sleeping. Q. To go out from your home. R. A person who helps guests at a hotel. S. To be friendly and respectful to others. T. To have many things to do. U. To feel worried or afraid about something. V. At the beginning of the day, before usual time. W. To show happiness with your mouth. X. To hear and understand what someone says. Y. The place in a hotel where workers help guests.
Early – at the beginning of the day, before usual time.
To feel nervous – to feel worried or afraid about something.
To take a shower – to clean your body with water.
To brush teeth – to clean your teeth with a toothbrush.
To put on a uniform – to wear special clothes for work or school.
A mirror – something you look at to see your face.
To smile – to show happiness with your mouth.
To leave the house – to go out from your home.
To take the bus – to travel by bus.
Front desk – the place in a hotel where workers help guests.
To be kind – to be friendly and helpful.
To explain a job – to tell someone what work they must do.
To answer questions – to give information when someone asks.
A map – a picture of a place to help you find the way.
To feel proud – to feel happy because of your work or success.
A lobby – the big room at the entrance of a hotel.
To be busy – to have many things to do.
To stay calm – to be quiet and not worried.
To be polite – to be friendly and respectful to others.
To listen carefully – to hear and understand what someone says.
To finish work – to stop working.
To be tired – to feel you need rest or sleep.
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Short answers in past simple:
Question
Short Answer (Yes/Positive)
Short Answer (No/Negative)
Did she check reservations?
Yes, she did.
No, she didn’t.
Did she give keys to guests?
Yes, she did.
No, she didn’t.
Did she talk to many guests?
Yes, she did.
No, she didn’t.
Was she happy?
Yes, she was.
No, she wasn’t.
Were the guests satisfied?
Yes, they were.
No, they weren’t.
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Give short answers, as shown:
Arun’s first day at work was at a five-star hotel.
YOU WRITE: Yes, it was.
Arun started his job as a manager.
YOU WRITE: No, he didn’t.
He felt excited but not nervous on his first day. ______________________________
Arun took a shower and brushed his teeth before leaving home. ______________________________
The hotel building looked small and old. ______________________________
Arun helped guests by giving them maps and calling taxis. ______________________________
Arun met unfriendly workers at the front desk. ______________________________
He smiled while looking at himself in the mirror. ______________________________
The lobby was empty all afternoon. ______________________________
Arun stayed calm and polite even when it was busy. ______________________________
He finished work at 5:00 PM and went home. ______________________________
Arun gave cooking lessons to hotel guests. ______________________________
He felt proud after helping tourists and guests. ______________________________
Arun went to bed angry and frustrated after his first day. ______________________________
————————————– Correct version:
Arun’s first day at work was at a five-star hotel. – Yes, it was.
Arun started his job as a manager. – No, he didn’t.
He felt excited but not nervous on his first day. – No, he didn’t.
Arun took a shower and brushed his teeth before leaving home. – Yes, he did.
The hotel building looked small and old. – No, it didn’t.
Arun helped guests by giving them maps and calling taxis. – Yes, he did.
Arun met unfriendly workers at the front desk. – No, he didn’t.
He smiled while looking at himself in the mirror. – Yes, he did.
The lobby was empty all afternoon. – No, it wasn’t.
Arun stayed calm and polite even when it was busy. – Yes, he did.
He finished work at 5:00 PM and went home. – Yes, he did.
Arun gave cooking lessons to hotel guests. – No, he didn’t.
He felt proud after helping tourists and guests. – Yes, he did.
Arun went to bed angry and frustrated after his first day. – No, he didn’t.
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Basics in past simple:
Personal Pronoun
Verb (Past)
Object
I
ate
apples
You
ate
apples
He
ate
apples
She
ate
apples
It
ate
apples
We
ate
apples
You (plural)
ate
apples
They
ate
apples
I
played
football
You
played
football
He
played
football
She
played
football
It
played
football
We
played
football
You (plural)
played
football
They
played
football
Personal Pronoun
Verb (Past Negative)
Object
I
did not eat
apples
You
did not eat
apples
He
did not eat
apples
She
did not eat
apples
It
did not eat
apples
We
did not eat
apples
You (plural)
did not eat
apples
They
did not eat
apples
I
did not play
football
You
did not play
football
He
did not play
football
She
did not play
football
It
did not play
football
We
did not play
football
You (plural)
did not play
football
They
did not play
football
Did + Pronoun
Verb
Object
Did I
eat
apples?
Did you
eat
apples?
Did he
eat
apples?
Did she
eat
apples?
Did it
eat
apples?
Did we
eat
apples?
Did you
eat
apples?
Did they
eat
apples?
Did I
play
football?
Did you
play
football?
Did he
play
football?
Did she
play
football?
Did it
play
football?
Did we
play
football?
Did you
play
football?
Did they
play
football?
Didn’t + Pronoun
Verb
Object
Didn’t I
eat
apples?
Didn’t you
eat
apples?
Didn’t he
eat
apples?
Didn’t she
eat
apples?
Didn’t it
eat
apples?
Didn’t we
eat
apples?
Didn’t you
eat
apples?
Didn’t they
eat
apples?
Didn’t I
play
football?
Didn’t you
play
football?
Didn’t he
play
football?
Didn’t she
play
football?
Didn’t it
play
football?
Didn’t we
play
football?
Didn’t you
play
football?
Didn’t they
play
football?
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Correct as shown:
Arun started his first day as a hotel manager.
YOU WRITE: No, he didn’t. He started his first day as a concierge.
He felt completely relaxed and not nervous at all.
YOU WRITE: No, he didn’t. He was nervous.
He forgot to brush his teeth before leaving. _______________________________
The hotel building looked small and old. _______________________________
The manager ignored him when he arrived. _______________________________
Arun met rude and unfriendly workers at the front desk. _______________________________
He gave cooking lessons to hotel guests. _______________________________
Arun didn’t help any guests during the day. _______________________________
The lobby was empty and quiet all afternoon. _______________________________
He got angry when guests asked questions. _______________________________
Arun left work early before 5:00 PM. _______________________________
He went home without eating dinner. _______________________________
Arun felt disappointed after helping tourists. _______________________________
He went to bed angry and frustrated after his first day. _______________________________
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Correct version:
Arun started his first day as a hotel manager. – No, he didn’t. He started his first day as a concierge.
He felt completely relaxed and not nervous at all. – No, he didn’t. He was nervous.
He forgot to brush his teeth before leaving. – No, he didn’t. He brushed his teeth.
The hotel building looked small and old. – No, it didn’t. It looked large and beautiful.
The manager ignored him when he arrived. – No, he didn’t. The manager welcomed him.
Arun met rude and unfriendly workers at the front desk. – No, he didn’t. The workers were kind and friendly.
He gave cooking lessons to hotel guests. – No, he didn’t. He helped guests with maps and taxis.
Arun didn’t help any guests during the day. – No, he didn’t. He helped many guests.
The lobby was empty and quiet all afternoon. – No, it wasn’t. The lobby was busy.
He got angry when guests asked questions. – No, he didn’t. He stayed calm and polite.
Arun left work early before 5:00 PM. – No, he didn’t. He finished work at 5:00 PM.
He went home without eating dinner. – No, he didn’t. He ate dinner.
Arun felt disappointed after helping tourists. – No, he didn’t. He felt proud.
He went to bed angry and frustrated after his first day. – No, he didn’t. He went to bed happy and tired.
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Answer as shown:
Did he start as a manager or as a concierge?
YOU WRITE: He started as a concierge.
Did he feel nervous or relaxed on his first day? __________________________________
Did he wake up early or late? __________________________________
Did he take a shower or skip [not do something] it? __________________________________
Did he brush his teeth or forget to brush them? __________________________________
Did he put on a uniform or wear casual clothes [clothes you wear every day, not for work or school]? __________________________________
Did he smile at the mirror or frown [to look unhappy or angry by moving your eyebrows together]? __________________________________
Did he leave home at 7:30 or at 9:00? __________________________________
Did he take the bus or walk to the hotel? __________________________________
Were the front desk workers friendly or unfriendly? __________________________________
Did he help guests or ignore them? __________________________________
Was the lobby busy or empty in the afternoon? __________________________________
Did he stay calm and polite or get upset? __________________________________
Did he go to bed happy and tired or angry and frustrated? __________________________________
————————————— Correct answers:
Did he go to bed happy and tired or angry and frustrated? – He went to bed happy and tired.
Did he start as a manager or as a concierge? – He started as a concierge.
Did he feel nervous or relaxed on his first day? – He felt nervous.
Did he wake up early or late? – He woke up early.
Did he take a shower or skip it? – He took a shower.
Did he brush his teeth or forget to brush them? – He brushed his teeth.
Did he put on a uniform or wear casual clothes? – He put on a uniform.
Did he smile at the mirror or frown? – He smiled at the mirror.
Did he leave home at 7:30 or at 9:00? – He left home at 7:30.
Did he take the bus or walk to the hotel? – He took the bus.
Were the front desk workers friendly or unfriendly? – They were friendly.
Did he help guests or ignore them? – He helped guests.
Was the lobby busy or empty in the afternoon? – The lobby was busy.
Did he stay calm and polite or get upset? – He stayed calm and polite.
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Answer:
What job did Arun start?
What time did he wake up?
How did he feel on his first day?
Where did he go after leaving home?
Which hotel did he work at?
When did he leave the house?
Why was he nervous?
How did he go to the hotel?
Who welcomed him at the hotel?
What did he do at the front desk?
Which guests did he help first?
How did he feel after helping tourists?
What was the lobby like in the afternoon?
When did he go to bed?
__________________________ Correct answers:
What job did Arun start? – He started as a concierge.
What time did he wake up? – He woke up early.
How did he feel on his first day? – He felt nervous.
Where did he go after leaving home? – He went to the hotel.
Which hotel did he work at? – He worked at a big hotel.
When did he leave the house? – He left at 7:30.
Why was he nervous? – He was nervous because it was his first day.
How did he go to the hotel? – He took the bus.
Who welcomed him at the hotel? – The manager welcomed him.
What did he do at the front desk? – He helped guests.
Which guests did he help first? – He helped a family.
How did he feel after helping tourists? – He felt proud.
What was the lobby like in the afternoon? – It was busy.
When did he go to bed? – He went to bed happy and tired.
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Answer as shown:
Arun started his first day as a hotel manager.
YOU WRITE: No, he didn’t start his first day as a manager. He started as a concierge.
He felt completely relaxed and not nervous on his first day. _________________________________
He woke up late in the morning. _________________________________
He skipped taking a shower. _________________________________
He forgot to brush his teeth. _________________________________
He wore casual clothes instead of a uniform. _________________________________
He frowned at the mirror instead of smiling. _________________________________
He left home at 9:00 instead of 7:30. _________________________________
He walked to the hotel instead of taking the bus. _________________________________
The front desk workers were rude and unfriendly. _________________________________
He ignored all the guests at the hotel. _________________________________
The lobby was empty and quiet in the afternoon. _________________________________
He got upset and angry while helping guests. _________________________________
He went to bed angry and frustrated after his first day. _________________________________
_____________________ Correct answers:
He went to bed angry and frustrated after his first day. – No, he didn’t go to bed angry and frustrated. He went to bed happy and tired.
Arun started his first day as a hotel manager. – No, he didn’t start his first day as a manager. He started as a concierge.
He felt completely relaxed and not nervous on his first day. – No, he didn’t feel relaxed and not nervous. He felt nervous.
He woke up late in the morning. – No, he didn’t wake up late. He woke up early in the morning.
He skipped taking a shower. – No, he didn’t skip taking a shower. He took a shower.
He forgot to brush his teeth. – No, he didn’t forget to brush his teeth. He brushed his teeth.
He wore casual clothes instead of a uniform. – No, he didn’t wear casual clothes. He wore a uniform.
He frowned at the mirror instead of smiling. – No, he didn’t frown at the mirror. He smiled at the mirror.
He left home at 9:00 instead of 7:30. – No, he didn’t leave home at 9:00. He left home at 7:30.
He walked to the hotel instead of taking the bus. – No, he didn’t walk to the hotel. He took the bus.
The front desk workers were rude and unfriendly. – No, the front desk workers weren’t rude and unfriendly. They were kind and friendly.
He ignored all the guests at the hotel. – No, he didn’t ignore all the guests. He helped the guests.
The lobby was empty and quiet in the afternoon. – No, the lobby wasn’t empty and quiet. It was busy.
He got upset and angry while helping guests. – No, he didn’t get upset and angry. He stayed calm and polite.
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Fill in, words below:
big – gave – took – brushed – called – early – shower – concierge – answered – nervous – tired – smiled – kind – left – sit – proud
1. Interviewer: What job did you start? Arun: I started as a __________.
2. Interviewer: What time did you wake up? Arun: I woke up __________ in the morning.
3. Interviewer: How did you feel on your first day? Arun: I felt a little__________.
4. Interviewer: What did you do first in the morning? Arun: I took a shower, __________ my teeth, and put on my uniform.
5. Interviewer: Did you look at yourself in the mirror? Arun: Yes, I looked in the mirror and __________.
6. Interviewer: What time did you leave home? Arun: I __________ home at 7:30.
7. Interviewer: How did you go to the hotel? Arun: I __________ the bus to the hotel.
8. Interviewer: What did the hotel look like? Arun: The hotel was __________and beautiful.
9. Interviewer: Who welcomed you at the hotel? Arun: The manager welcomed me and showed me where to __________.
10. Interviewer: Did you meet other workers? Arun: Yes, I met the workers at the front desk. They were __________ and friendly.
11. Interviewer: What was your job? Arun: I helped guests, __________ questions, and made them happy.
12. Interviewer: Can you give an example of helping guests? Arun: I helped a family find a restaurant and _________a taxi for them. I also __________ a map to two tourists and told them about a temple.
13. Interviewer: How did you feel after helping guests? Arun: I felt __________.
14. Interviewer: When did you finish work and go to bed? Arun: I finished work at 5:00, went home, ate dinner, took a __________, and went to bed happy and __________.
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Correct version:
1. Interviewer: What job did you start? Arun: I started as a concierge.
2. Interviewer: What time did you wake up? Arun: I woke up early in the morning.
3. Interviewer: How did you feel on your first day? Arun: I felt a little nervous.
4. Interviewer: What did you do first in the morning? Arun: I took a shower, brushed my teeth, and put on my uniform.
5. Interviewer: Did you look at yourself in the mirror? Arun: Yes, I looked in the mirror and smiled.
6. Interviewer: What time did you leave home? Arun: I left home at 7:30.
7. Interviewer: How did you go to the hotel? Arun: I took the bus to the hotel.
8. Interviewer: What did the hotel look like? Arun: The hotel was big and beautiful.
9. Interviewer: Who welcomed you at the hotel? Arun: The manager welcomed me and showed me where to sit.
10. Interviewer: Did you meet other workers? Arun: Yes, I met the workers at the front desk. They were kind and friendly.
11. Interviewer: What was your job? Arun: I helped guests, answered questions, and made them happy.
12. Interviewer: Can you give an example of helping guests? Arun: I helped a family find a restaurant and called a taxi for them. I also gave a map to two tourists and told them about a temple.
13. Interviewer: How did you feel after helping guests? Arun: I felt proud.
14. Interviewer: When did you finish work and go to bed? Arun: I finished work at 5:00, went home, ate dinner, took a shower, and went to bed happy and tired.
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Read:
Arun starts his first day as a concierge at a big five-star hotel. He wakes up early and feels nervous. He takes a shower, brushes his teeth, and puts on his uniform. He looks in the mirror and smiles. At 7:30, he leaves home and takes the bus to the hotel. The building looks big and beautiful. The manager welcomes him and shows him where to sit. Arun meets the front desk workers. They are kind and friendly. He helps guests, answers questions, gives maps, and calls taxis. The lobby is busy, but he stays calm. At 5:00, he finishes work, goes home, and goes to bed happy and tired.
Rewrite the story in past simple, start with
>>>>>>>>>>>Arun started his first day…….
and make all changes necessary. ———————————
Correct version:
Arun started his first day as a concierge at a big five-star hotel. He woke up early and felt nervous. He took a shower, brushed his teeth, and put on his uniform. He looked in the mirror and smiled. At 7:30, he left home and took the bus to the hotel. The building looked big and beautiful. The manager welcomed him and showed him where to sit. Arun met the front desk workers. They were kind and friendly. He helped guests, answered questions, gave maps, and called taxis. The lobby was busy, but he stayed calm. At 5:00, he finished work, went home, and went to bed happy and tired.
Arun wakes up early in the morning. He feels a little nervous because today is his first day at work. He starts a new job as a concierge at a big five-star hotel. He takes a shower, brushes his teeth, and puts on his clean uniform. He looks in the mirror and smiles. He wants to do his best.
At 7:30, Arun leaves his house. He takes the bus to the hotel. The building looks large and beautiful. The manager welcomes him and shows him where he sits. Arun meets other workers at the front desk. They are kind and friendly.
The manager explains his job. Arun helps hotel guests, answers questions, and makes them happy. He helps a family find a good restaurant and calls a taxi for them. Later, he gives a map to two tourists and tells them about a temple to visit. They thank him and smile. Arun feels proud.
In the afternoon, the lobby is busy. Arun stays calm and polite. He listens carefully and learns many new things.
At 5:00, his work finishes. He says goodbye to his new friends and goes home. He eats dinner, takes a shower, and goes to bed happy and tired.
______________________ Verbs in text, infinitive and past tense forms
to wake up – woke up // to stop sleeping
to feel – felt // to have a feeling
to be – was // to exist; to be somewhere
to start – started // to begin something
to take – took // to get something
to brush – brushed // to clean with a brush
to put on – put on // to wear clothes
to look – looked // to use your eyes to see
to smile – smiled // to make your mouth happy
to want – wanted // to wish for something
to do – did // to make or act
to leave – left // to go away
to take – took // to get something
to look – looked // to use your eyes to see
to welcome – welcomed // to greet someone nicely
to show – showed // to make someone see something
to meet – met // to see someone for the first time or intentionally
to be – were // to exist; to be somewhere
to explain – explained // to tell someone clearly
to help – helped // to do something for someone
to answer – answered // to reply to a question
to make – made // to create something
to help – helped // to do something for someone
to find – found // to discover or see something
to call – called // to phone someone
to give – gave // to give something to someone
to tell – told // to say something to someone
to thank – thanked // to say “thanks”
to smile – smiled // to make your mouth happy
to feel – felt // to have a feeling
to be – was // to exist; to be somewhere
to stay – stayed // to remain in one place
to listen – listened // to use your ears to hear
to learn – learned // to get knowledge
to finish – finished // to complete something
to say – said // to speak words
to go – went // to move somewhere
to eat – ate // to put food in your mouth
to take – took // to get something
to go – went // to move somewhere
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Vocabulary:
Concierge – a person who helps guests at a hotel.
To wake up – to stop sleeping.
Early – at the beginning of the day, before usual time.
To feel nervous – to feel worried or afraid about something.
To take a shower – to clean your body with water.
To brush teeth – to clean your teeth with a toothbrush.
To put on a uniform – to wear special clothes for work or school.
A mirror – something you look at to see your face.
To smile – to show happiness with your mouth.
To leave the house – to go out from your home.
To take the bus – to travel by bus.
Front desk – the place in a hotel where workers help guests.
To be kind – to be friendly and helpful.
To explain a job – to tell someone what work they must do.
To answer questions – to give information when someone asks.
A map – a picture of a place to help you find the way.
To feel proud – to feel happy because of your work or success.
A lobby – the big room at the entrance of a hotel.
To be busy – to have many things to do.
To stay calm – to be quiet and not worried.
To be polite – to be friendly and respectful to others.
To listen carefully – to hear and understand what someone says.
To finish work – to stop working.
To be tired – to feel you need rest or sleep.
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1. What is a concierge? a) A person who helps guests b) A person who cooks food c) A person who drives cars
2. What does it mean to wake up? a) To eat breakfast now b) To stop sleeping now c) To go to school now
3. What does early mean? a) Very late at night b) In the middle of day c) At the start of day
4. What does it mean to feel nervous? a) To feel happy now b) To feel worried now c) To feel very tired
5. What does it mean to take a shower? a) To brush your hair now b) To wash your clothes c) To clean your body
6. What does it mean to brush teeth? a) To clean your teeth b) To wash your face now c) To comb your hair now
7. What does it mean to put on a uniform? a) To take off your shoes b) To wear special clothes c) To put on a hat now
8. What is a mirror? a) Something you write on b) Something to sit on c) Something to see face
9. What does it mean to smile? a) To show your mouth happy b) To look very sad now c) To open your eyes wide
10. What does it mean to leave the house? a) To go out from home b) To stay inside home c) To clean your house
11. What does it mean to take the bus? a) To drive a bus now b) To walk to a bus c) To travel by bus
12. What is the front desk? a) Place workers help guests b) Place where people sleep c) Place where people cook
13. What does it mean to be kind? a) To be angry now b) To be friendly now c) To be tired now
14. What does it mean to explain a job? a) To eat food now b) To tell someone their work c) To go to sleep now
15. What does it mean to answer questions? a) To take a shower b) To give information c) To run very fast
16. What is a map? a) Something to sit on b) Something to read c) Picture of a place
17. What does it mean to feel proud? a) To feel happy about work b) To feel hungry now c) To feel very tired
18. What is a lobby? a) Place where people cook b) Big room at entrance c) Place to sleep now
19. What does it mean to be busy? a) To have many things b) To eat food now c) To sleep all day
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20. What does it mean to stay calm? a) To shout very loud b) To run very fast c) To be quiet now
21. What does it mean to be polite? a) To be friendly now b) To be tired now c) To be sad and quiet
22. What does it mean to listen carefully? a) To run very fast b) To hear well now c) To sleep all day
23. What does it mean to finish work? a) To eat food now b) To stop working now c) To start job now
24. What does it mean to be tired? a) To feel very happy b) To feel you need rest c) To feel hungry now
What does it mean to wake up? – To stop sleeping now
What does early mean? – At the start of day
What does it mean to feel nervous? – To feel worried now
What does it mean to take a shower? – To clean your body
What does it mean to brush teeth? – To clean your teeth
What does it mean to put on a uniform? – To wear special clothes
What is a mirror? – Something to see face
What does it mean to smile? – To show your mouth happy
What does it mean to leave the house? – To go out from home
What does it mean to take the bus? – To travel by bus
What is the front desk? – Place workers help guests
What does it mean to be kind? – To be friendly now
What does it mean to explain a job? – To tell someone their work
What does it mean to answer questions? – To give information
What is a map? – Picture of a place
What does it mean to feel proud? – To feel happy about work
What is a lobby? – Big room at entrance
What does it mean to be busy? – To have many things
What does it mean to stay calm? – To be quiet now
What does it mean to be polite? – To be friendly now
What does it mean to listen carefully? – To hear well now
What does it mean to finish work? – To stop working now
What does it mean to be tired? – To feel you need rest
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Match the word with the correct definition:
Words:
Concierge
Wake up
Early
Feel nervous
Take a shower
Brush teeth
Put on a uniform
Mirror
Smile
Leave the house
Take the bus
Front desk
Be kind
Explain a job
Answer questions
Map
Feel proud
Lobby
Be busy
Stay calm
Be polite
Listen carefully
Finish work
Be tired
Definitions:
a) To feel you need rest or sleep b) A person who helps guests at a hotel c) To stop sleeping d) To show happiness with your mouth e) The big room at the entrance of a hotel f) To clean your body with water g) To give information when someone asks h) To tell someone what work they must do i) To go out from your home j) To hear and understand what someone says k) To clean your teeth with a toothbrush l) To be quiet and not worried m) Something you look at to see your face n) To wear special clothes for work or school o) At the beginning of the day p) To be friendly and respectful to others q) To be friendly and helpful r) To travel by bus s) To have many things to do t) Place in a hotel where workers help guests u) To feel happy because of your work or success v) To take off work, to stop working w) To feel worried or afraid x) To leave a happy expression on your face
Arun ignores his colleagues. ___________________________
Arun sits all day in the lobby. ___________________________
————————— Correct version:
Arun wakes up very late. True is: Arun wakes up early.
He sleeps in the hotel lobby in the afternoon. True is: He goes home after work.
Arun works as a chef. True is: Arun works as a hotel concierge.
Arun cleans the hotel rooms on his first day. True is: Arun helps guests at the front desk.
He skips dinner at home. True is: He eats dinner at home.
Arun takes a taxi to the hotel. True is: Arun takes the bus to the hotel.
The manager is angry with Arun. True is: The manager welcomes Arun.
Arun wears casual clothes. True is: Arun wears a clean uniform.
Arun ignores his colleagues. True is: Arun listens carefully to his colleagues.
Arun sits all day in the lobby. True is: Arun works at the front desk and helps guests.
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Basics:
Personal Pronoun
am / is / are
I
am
8 years old
You
are
8 years old
He
is
8 years old
She
is
8 years old
It
is
8 years old
We
are
8 years old
You (plural)
are
8 years old
They
are
8 years old
Personal Pronoun
am not / is not / are not
I
am not
8 years old
You
are not
8 years old
He
is not
8 years old
She
is not
8 years old
It
is not
8 years old
We
are not
8 years old
You (plural)
are not
8 years old
They
are not
8 years old
Question:
Question Word
Personal Pronoun
Am
I
8 years old?
Are
you
8 years old?
Is
he
8 years old?
Is
she
8 years old?
Is
it
8 years old?
Are
we
8 years old?
Are
you (plural)
8 years old?
Are
they
8 years old?
Statement:
Personal Pronoun
Verb
I
like
ice cream
You
like
ice cream
He
likes
ice cream
She
likes
ice cream
It
likes
ice cream
We
like
ice cream
You (plural)
like
ice cream
They
like
ice cream
Negation:
Personal Pronoun
Verb (negative)
I
do not like
ice cream
You
do not like
ice cream
He
does not like
ice cream
She
does not like
ice cream
It
does not like
ice cream
We
do not like
ice cream
You (plural)
do not like
ice cream
They
do not like
ice cream
Question:
Do / Does
Personal Pronoun
Verb
Sugar?
Do
I
like
sugar?
Do
you
like
sugar?
Does
he
like
sugar?
Does
she
like
sugar?
Does
it
like
sugar?
Do
we
like
sugar?
Do
you (plural)
like
sugar?
Do
they
like
sugar?
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Answer, short answer first, if a negaitve answer give the correct answer:
Does Arun take the bus to the hotel?
YOU WRITE: Yes, he does. He takes the bus to the hotel.
Is the manager angry with Arun?
YOU WRITE: No, he isn’t. The manager welcomes Arun.
Does Arun put on a clean uniform? ______________________________
Does he sleep in the hotel lobby in the afternoon? ______________________________
Does Arun listen carefully to his colleagues? ______________________________
Does he go home and skip dinner? ______________________________
Does Arun wake up early in the morning? ______________________________
Does Arun clean the hotel rooms on his first day? ______________________________
Is Arun nervous on his first day? ______________________________
Does Arun help a family find a restaurant? ______________________________
Does Arun work as a chef at the hotel? ______________________________
Before sleeping, does Arun think about doing better tomorrow? ______________________________
Does he take notes during his shift? ______________________________
Does the manager welcome Arun at the hotel? ______________________________
Is Arun tired after his first shift? ______________________________
Does Arun take a taxi to the hotel? ______________________________
____________________ Correct answers:
Does Arun take the bus to the hotel? Yes, he does. Arun takes the bus to the hotel.
Is the manager angry with Arun? No, he isn’t. The manager welcomes Arun.
Does Arun put on a clean uniform? Yes, he does. He puts on a clean uniform.
Does he sleep in the hotel lobby in the afternoon? No, he doesn’t. He goes home after work.
Does Arun listen carefully to his colleagues? Yes, he does. Arun listens carefully to his colleagues.
Does he go home and skip dinner? No, he doesn’t. He eats dinner at home.
Does Arun wake up early in the morning? Yes, he does. Arun wakes up early in the morning.
Does Arun clean the hotel rooms on his first day? No, he doesn’t. He works at the front desk and helps guests.
Is Arun nervous on his first day? Yes, he is. Arun feels nervous on his first day.
Does Arun help a family find a restaurant? Yes, he does. Arun helps a family find a restaurant.
Does Arun work as a chef at the hotel? No, he doesn’t. Arun works as a hotel concierge.
Before sleeping, does Arun think about doing better tomorrow? No, he doesn’t. Before sleeping, Arun plans to do better tomorrow.
Does he take notes during his shift? Yes, he does. Arun takes notes during his shift.
Does the manager welcome Arun at the hotel? Yes, he does. The manager welcomes Arun at the hotel.
Is Arun tired after his first shift? Yes, he is. Arun is tired after his first shift.
Does Arun take a taxi to the hotel? No, he doesn’t. Arun takes the bus to the hotel.
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Answer in complete sentences:
When does Arun wake up in the morning?
How does Arun feel on his first day?
What does Arun put on in the morning?
How does Arun go to the hotel?
Who welcomes Arun at the hotel?
Where does Arun work in the hotel?
Why does Arun feel nervous?
Who helps Arun during his first day?
What does Arun do at the front desk?
How does Arun listen to his colleagues?
When does Arun finish his shift?
What does Arun think about before sleeping?
Who talks to Arun at the hotel?
How does Arun get ready in the morning?
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Full version:
When does Arun wake up in the morning? He wakes up early.
How does Arun feel on his first day? He feels nervous.
What does Arun put on in the morning? He puts on a clean uniform.
How does Arun go to the hotel? He takes the bus.
Who welcomes Arun at the hotel? The manager welcomes him.
Where does Arun work in the hotel? He works at the front desk.
Why does Arun feel nervous? Because it is his first day.
Who helps Arun during his first day? His colleagues help him.
What does Arun do at the front desk? He helps the guests.
How does Arun listen to his colleagues? He listens carefully.
When does Arun finish his shift? He finishes at five o’clock.
What does Arun think about before sleeping? He thinks about doing better tomorrow.
Who talks to Arun at the hotel? The manager and colleagues talk to him.
How does Arun get ready in the morning? He takes a shower and brushes his teeth.
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Dialogue, complete, fill in, words below:
manager – carefully – early – colleagues – take – first day – clean – tomorrow – nervous – teeth – front desk – help – feel – shift
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Interviewer: When do you wake up in the morning? Arun: I wake up __________.
Interviewer: How do you feel on your first day? Arun: I feel ___________.
Interviewer: What do you put on in the morning? Arun: I put on a __________ uniform.
Interviewer: How do you go to the hotel? Arun: I __________ the bus.
Interviewer: Who welcomes you at the hotel? Arun: The __________ welcomes me.
Interviewer: Where do you work in the hotel? Arun: I work at the __________.
Interviewer: Why do you __________nervous? Arun: Because it is my first day.
Interviewer: Who helps you during your __________? Arun: My colleagues help me.
Interviewer: What do you do at the front desk? Arun: I __________ the guests.
Interviewer: How do you listen to your colleagues? Arun: I listen __________.
Interviewer: When do you finish your __________? Arun: I finish at five o’clock.
Interviewer: What do you think about before sleeping? Arun: I think about doing better __________.
Interviewer: Who talks to you at the hotel? Arun: The manager and __________ talk to me.
Interviewer: How do you get ready in the morning? Arun: I take a shower and brush my __________.
————————————- Correct answers:
Interviewer: When do you wake up in the morning? Arun: I wake up early.
Interviewer: How do you feel on your first day? Arun: I feel nervous.
Interviewer: What do you put on in the morning? Arun: I put on a clean uniform.
Interviewer: How do you go to the hotel? Arun: I take the bus.
Interviewer: Who welcomes you at the hotel? Arun: The manager welcomes me.
Interviewer: Where do you work in the hotel? Arun: I work at the front desk.
Interviewer: Why do you feel nervous? Arun: Because it is my first day.
Interviewer: Who helps you during your first day? Arun: My colleagues help me.
Interviewer: What do you do at the front desk? Arun: I help the guests.
Interviewer: How do you listen to your colleagues? Arun: I listen carefully.
Interviewer: When do you finish your shift? Arun: I finish at five o’clock.
Interviewer: What do you think about before sleeping? Arun: I think about doing better tomorrow.
Interviewer: Who talks to you at the hotel? Arun: The manager and colleagues talk to me.
Interviewer: How do you get ready in the morning? Arun: I take a shower and brush my teeth.
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Read:
My name is Arun. I am a young man. Today is my first day at a five-star hotel. I wake up early and feel very nervous. I take a shower, brush my teeth, and put on a clean uniform. I take the bus to the hotel. The manager welcomes me and shows me my place at the front desk. I help the guests and listen carefully to my colleagues. I feel proud when I do my job well. After my shift, I go home. I think about doing better tomorrow. I am tired but happy.
rewrite the story starting with
>>>>>>>>His name is Arun. He is……….
and make all changes necessary.
__________________________
Correct version:
His name is Arun. He is a young man. Today is his first day at a five-star hotel. He wakes up early and feels very nervous. He takes a shower, brushes his teeth, and puts on a clean uniform. He takes the bus to the hotel. The manager welcomes him and shows him his place at the front desk. He helps the guests and listens carefully to his colleagues. He feels proud when he does his job well. After his shift, he goes home. He thinks about doing better tomorrow. He is tired but happy.
Bun, nowadays a successful owner of a restaurant, remembers his first day in hospitality business, being concierge in a luxury resort.
That day was my first day at a 5-star hotel. I woke up very early. I took a shower and put on my uniform. I ate a small breakfast. Then I took the bus to the hotel. I felt a little nervous and happy.
When I arrived, my manager showed me the lobby. He taught me how to greet guests. I said, “Good morning, welcome to our hotel!” many times. I helped guests with check-in. I gave them their room keys. Some guests asked questions about the hotel. I tried to answer politely. I smiled and spoke slowly.
At lunchtime, I sat with my new coworkers. They talked to me. They were very kind and friendly. In the afternoon, I answered phone calls. I wrote messages and helped guests with small problems. I learned a lot that day.
When my shift ended, I felt tired but happy. I took the bus home. I thought about my first day. It was a good day. I was excited for tomorrow. ###################
a) to talk not fast b) very often now c) to clean your body d) the day after lunch e) to speak nicely f) to feel very afraid g) to get to a place h) to stop sleeping i) to eat first meal j) to say hello now k) before the usual l) a small metal tool m) a person you work with n) to show how to do o) to feel very happy p) to wear work clothes q) the time to eat r) to travel by bus s) to talk with friends t) the morning time
The manager taught Bun how to greet guests. ______________________________
Bun helped guests with check-in and gave them room keys. ______________________________
Bun went home by taxi after the shift. ______________________________
Bun sat with new coworkers at lunchtime. ______________________________
Bun answered phone calls in the afternoon. ______________________________
Bun wrote messages and helped guests with problems. ______________________________
Bun learned very little on the first day. ______________________________
Bun spoke slowly and smiled when talking to guests. ______________________________
Bun said “Good night, welcome to our hotel!” many times. ______________________________
Bun felt tired but happy at the end of the shift. ______________________________
Some guests asked questions about the hotel. ______________________________
Bun woke up very late on the first day. ______________________________ provide
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Correct version:
Bun woke up very late on the first day. – No, he didn’t
Bun took a shower before putting on the uniform. – Yes, he did
Bun felt nervous and unhappy on the first day. – No, he didn’t
The manager taught Bun how to greet guests. – Yes, he did
Bun helped guests with check-in and gave them room keys. – Yes, he did
Bun went home by taxi after the shift. – No, he didn’t
Bun sat with new coworkers at lunchtime. – Yes, he did
Bun answered phone calls in the afternoon. – Yes, he did
Bun wrote messages and helped guests with problems. – Yes, he did
Bun learned very little on the first day. – No, he didn’t
Bun spoke slowly and smiled when talking to guests. – Yes, he did
Bun said “Good night, welcome to our hotel!” many times. – No, he didn’t
Bun felt tired but happy at the end of the shift. – Yes, he did
Some guests asked questions about the hotel. – Yes, they did
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Basics in past simple:
Personal Pronoun
Verb (Past)
Object
I
ate
apples
You
ate
apples
He
ate
apples
She
ate
apples
It
ate
apples
We
ate
apples
You (plural)
ate
apples
They
ate
apples
I
played
football
You
played
football
He
played
football
She
played
football
It
played
football
We
played
football
You (plural)
played
football
They
played
football
Personal Pronoun
Verb (Past Negative)
Object
I
did not eat
apples
You
did not eat
apples
He
did not eat
apples
She
did not eat
apples
It
did not eat
apples
We
did not eat
apples
You (plural)
did not eat
apples
They
did not eat
apples
I
did not play
football
You
did not play
football
He
did not play
football
She
did not play
football
It
did not play
football
We
did not play
football
You (plural)
did not play
football
They
did not play
football
Did + Pronoun
Verb
Object
Did I
eat
apples?
Did you
eat
apples?
Did he
eat
apples?
Did she
eat
apples?
Did it
eat
apples?
Did we
eat
apples?
Did you
eat
apples?
Did they
eat
apples?
Did I
play
football?
Did you
play
football?
Did he
play
football?
Did she
play
football?
Did it
play
football?
Did we
play
football?
Did you
play
football?
Did they
play
football?
Didn’t + Pronoun
Verb
Object
Didn’t I
eat
apples?
Didn’t you
eat
apples?
Didn’t he
eat
apples?
Didn’t she
eat
apples?
Didn’t it
eat
apples?
Didn’t we
eat
apples?
Didn’t you
eat
apples?
Didn’t they
eat
apples?
Didn’t I
play
football?
Didn’t you
play
football?
Didn’t he
play
football?
Didn’t she
play
football?
Didn’t it
play
football?
Didn’t we
play
football?
Didn’t you
play
football?
Didn’t they
play
football?
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Correct as shown:
Bun slept until noon.
YOU WRITE: No, he didn’t. He woke up early.
Bun ate a big breakfast.
YOU WRITE: No, he didn’t. He ate a small breakfast.
Bun drove a car to the hotel. ________________________________
Bun ignored guests. ________________________________
The manager skipped [to not do something]showing the lobby. ________________________________
Bun shouted at guests. ________________________________
Bun gave wrong room keys. ________________________________
Bun sat alone at lunchtime. ________________________________
Bun refused phone calls. ________________________________
Bun broke [not folllow] hotel rules. ________________________________
Guests were angry with Bun. ________________________________
Bun left the hotel early. ________________________________
Bun forgot his uniform. ________________________________
Bun slept during work. ________________________________
——————————- Correct version:
Bun slept until noon. No, he didn’t. He woke up very early.
Bun ate a big breakfast. No, he didn’t. He ate a small breakfast.
Bun drove a car to the hotel. No, he didn’t. He took the bus to the hotel.
Bun ignored guests. No, he didn’t. He helped guests with check-in.
The manager skipped showing the lobby. No, he didn’t. He showed Bun the lobby.
Bun shouted at guests. No, he didn’t. He greeted guests politely.
Bun gave wrong room keys. No, he didn’t. He gave the correct room keys.
Bun sat alone at lunchtime. No, he didn’t. He sat with his new coworkers.
Bun refused phone calls. No, he didn’t. He answered phone calls.
Bun broke hotel rules. No, he didn’t. He followed the hotel rules.
Guests were angry with Bun. No, they weren’t. They were happy with his help.
Bun left the hotel early. No, he didn’t. He worked until the end of his shift.
Bun forgot his uniform. No, he didn’t. He wore his uniform.
Bun slept during work. No, he didn’t. He worked and helped guests all day.
#################
Answer as shown:
Did Bun get up late or early?
YOU WRITE: He got up early.
Did Bun take a shower or skip it? ________________________________
Did Bun eat a big breakfast or a small breakfast? ________________________________
Did Bun go to the hotel by bus or by car? ________________________________
Did Bun feel nervous or relaxed? ________________________________
Did the manager show Bun the lobby or ignore [to not look at or listen to something or someone]him? ________________________________
Did Bun greet the guests politely or shout at them? ________________________________
Did Bun help with check-in or ignore the guests? ________________________________
Did Bun give the correct room keys or wrong keys? ________________________________
Did Bun sit with his coworkers [colleaugues] or sit alone at lunchtime? ________________________________
Did Bun answer the phone calls or refuse them? ________________________________
Did Bun learn a lot or very little that day? ________________________________
Did Bun feel tired but happy or angry at the end of his shift? ________________________________
Did Bun take the bus home or leave early? ________________________________
————————————————
Correct answers:
Did Bun get up late or early? He got up early.
Did Bun take a shower or skip it? He took a shower.
Did Bun eat a big breakfast or a small breakfast? He ate a small breakfast.
Did Bun go to the hotel by bus or by car? He took the bus.
Did Bun feel nervous or relaxed? He felt a little nervous.
Did the manager show Bun the lobby or ignore him? He showed Bun the lobby.
Did Bun greet the guests politely or shout at them? He greeted the guests politely.
Did Bun help with check-in or ignore the guests? He helped with check-in.
Did Bun give the correct room keys or wrong keys? He gave the correct room keys.
Did Bun sit with his coworkers or sit alone at lunchtime? He sat with his coworkers.
Did Bun answer the phone calls or refuse them? He answered the phone calls.
Did Bun learn a lot or very little that day? He learned a lot.
Did Bun feel tired but happy or angry at the end of his shift? He felt tired but happy.
Did Bun take the bus home or leave early? He took the bus home.
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Answer:
When did Bun wake up?
YOU WRITE: He woke up eary.
Bun took a shower or skipped it?
YOU WRITE: He took a shower.
What did Bun eat for breakfast? _________________________________
How did Bun go to the hotel? _________________________________
How did Bun feel in the morning? _________________________________
Who showed Bun the lobby? _________________________________
What did the manager teach Bun? _________________________________
What did Bun say to the guests? _________________________________
Bun helped guests with check-in or ignored them? _________________________________
What did Bun give to the guests? _________________________________
Who did Bun sit with at lunchtime? _________________________________
Bun answered phone calls or refused them? _________________________________
Did Bun learn a lot? _________________________________
How did Bun feel at the end of the day? _________________________________
——————————– Correct version:
1. When did Bun wake up? He woke up early.
2. Bun took a shower or skipped it? He took a shower.
3. What did Bun eat for breakfast? He ate a small breakfast.
4. How did Bun go to the hotel? He took the bus.
5. How did Bun feel in the morning? He felt a little nervous and happy.
6. Who showed Bun the lobby? The manager showed him the lobby.
7. What did the manager teach Bun? He taught him how to greet guests.
8. What did Bun say to the guests? He said, “Good morning, welcome to our hotel!”
9. Bun helped guests with check-in or ignored them? He helped guests with check-in.
10. What did Bun give to the guests? He gave them their room keys.
11. Who did Bun sit with at lunchtime? He sat with his new coworkers.
12. Bun answered phone calls or refused them? He answered phone calls.
13. Did Bun learn a lot? Yes, he learned a lot.
14. How did Bun feel at the end of the day? He felt tired but happy.
################### Answer as shown:
Bun got up late that day.
YOU WRITE: No, he did not get up late, he got up early.
Bun skipped the shower. ________________________________
Bun ate a big breakfast. ________________________________
Bun wentto the hotel by car. ________________________________
Bun felt tired in the morning. ________________________________
The manager ignored [to not look at or listen to something or someone] Bun in the lobby. ________________________________
Bun shouted [to say something very loudly] at the guests. ________________________________
Bun ignored the guests. ________________________________
Did Bun give the wrong keys. ________________________________
Bun sat alone at lunchtime. ________________________________
Bun refused the phone calls. ________________________________
Bun learned very little that day. ________________________________
Bun felt tired but angry at the end of his shift. ________________________________
Bun left work early. ________________________________
——————————– Correct version:
Bun skipped the shower. No, he did not skip the shower, he took a shower.
Bun ate a big breakfast. No, he did not eat a big breakfast, he ate a small breakfast.
Bun went to the hotel by car. No, he did not go by car, he took the bus.
Bun felt tired in the morning. No, he did not feel tired, he felt a little nervous and happy.
The manager ignored Bun in the lobby. No, he did not ignore Bun, he showed him the lobby.
Bun shouted at the guests. No, he did not shout at the guests, he greeted them politely.
Bun ignored the guests. No, he did not ignore the guests, he helped them with check-in.
Did Bun give the wrong keys. No, he did not give the wrong keys, he gave the right room keys.
Bun sat alone at lunchtime. No, he did not sit alone, he sat with his new coworkers.
Bun refused the phone calls. No, he did not refuse the phone calls, he answered them.
Bun learned very little that day. No, he did not learn very little, he learned a lot that day.
Bun felt tired but angry at the end of his shift. No, he did not feel angry, he felt tired but happy.
Bun left work early. No, he did not leave work early, he finished his shift and then went home.
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Interview, fill in, words below:
ate – gave – felt – shift – woke – friendly – phone calls – uniform – problems – happy – many times – taught – took – coworkers – more
Interviewer: Hello, Bun! How was your first day at the hotel? Bun: Hello! My first day was very good. I __________ a little nervous, but I was __________too.
Interviewer: When did you wake up this morning? Bun: I __________ up very early.
Interviewer: Did you take a shower before going to work? Bun: Yes, I took a shower and put on my __________.
Interviewer: What did you eat for breakfast? Bun: I __________ a small breakfast.
Interviewer: How did you go to the hotel? Bun: I __________ the bus to the hotel.
Interviewer: What did your manager do when you arrived? Bun: He showed me the lobby and __________ me how to greet guests.
Interviewer: What did you say to the guests? Bun: I said, “Good morning, welcome to our hotel!” __________.
Interviewer: Did you help the guests? Bun: Yes, I helped guests with check-in and __________ them their room keys.
Interviewer: Who did you sit with at lunchtime? Bun: I sat with my new __________. They were very kind and __________.
Interviewer: What did you do in the afternoon? Bun: I answered __________, wrote messages, and helped guests with small __________.
Interviewer: Did you learn a lot then? Bun: Yes, I learned a lot..
Interviewer: How did you feel when your __________ ended? Bun: I felt tired but happy. I took the bus home and thought about my first day.
Interviewer: Were you excited for the next day? Bun: Yes! I was excited to work again and learn__________.
____________________________
Correct version:
Interviewer: Hello, Bun! How was your first day at the hotel? Bun: Hello! My first day was very good. I felt a little nervous, but I was happy too.
Interviewer: When did you wake up this morning? Bun: I woke up very early.
Interviewer: Did you take a shower before going to work? Bun: Yes, I took a shower and put on my uniform.
Interviewer: What did you eat for breakfast? Bun: I ate a small breakfast.
Interviewer: How did you go to the hotel? Bun: I took the bus to the hotel.
Interviewer: What did your manager do when you arrived? Bun: He showed me the lobby and taught me how to greet guests.
Interviewer: What did you say to the guests? Bun: I said, “Good morning, welcome to our hotel!” many times.
Interviewer: Did you help the guests? Bun: Yes, I helped guests with check-in and gave them their room keys.
Interviewer: Who did you sit with at lunchtime? Bun: I sat with my new coworkers. They were very kind and friendly.
Interviewer: What did you do in the afternoon? Bun: I answered phone calls, wrote messages, and helped guests with small problems.
Interviewer: Did you learn a lot today? Bun: Yes, I learned a lot today.
Interviewer: How did you feel when your shift ended? Bun: I felt tired but happy. I took the bus home and thought about my first day.
Interviewer: Are you excited for tomorrow? Bun: Yes! I am excited to work again and learn more.
My name is Bun. Today is my first day at a 5-star hotel. I wake up very early. I take a shower and put on my uniform. I eat a small breakfast. Then I take the bus to the hotel. I feel a little nervous and happy.
When I arrive, my manager shows me the lobby. He teaches me how to greet guests. I say, “Good morning, welcome to our hotel!” many times. I help guests with check-in. I give them their room keys. Some guests ask questions about the hotel. I try to answer politely. I smile and speak slowly.
At lunchtime, I sit with my new coworkers. They talk to me. They are very kind and friendly. In the afternoon, I answer phone calls. I write messages and help guests with small problems. I learn a lot today.
When my shift ends, I feel tired but happy. I take the bus home. I think about my first day. It is a good day. I am excited for tomorrow.
________________________
Vocabulary:
to wake up – to stop sleeping
early – before the usual time
to take a shower – to clean your body with water
to put on a uniform – to wear special clothes for work or school
to eat breakfast – to eat the first meal of the day
to take the bus – to travel on a bus
to feel nervous – to feel worried or afraid
to arrive – to get to a place
to teach somebody – to show or explain how to do something
to greet – to say hello to someone
many times – more than once
a key – a small metal thing to open a door
to ask a question – to say something to get information
to answer politely – to give information in a nice way
to speak slowly – to talk not fast
lunchtime – the time to eat lunch
a coworker – a person who works with you
to be kind – to be nice to someone
afternoon – the part of the day after lunch
to answer a call – to speak to someone on the phone
to write a message – to put words on paper or phone to tell someone something
a small problem – a little difficulty or trouble
a shift (hotel) – the time when you work at the hotel
to be excited – to feel very happy and eager
tomorrow – the day after today
################## Multiple choice, one answer:
1. What does “to wake up” mean? a) to stop sleeping b) to eat some food c) to go to scho
2. What does “early” mean? a) before the usual b) after lunch time c) very slowly now
3. What does “to take a shower” mean? a) to sleep at night b) to clean your body c) to put on clothes
4. What does “to put on a uniform” mean? a) to wear work clothes b) to eat some food c) to go back home
5. What does “to eat breakfast” mean? a) to drink some water b) to start school now c) to eat first meal
6. What does “to take the bus” mean? a) to walk very slow b) to travel by bus c) to ride a small bike
7. What does “to feel nervous” mean? a) to feel very afraid b) to feel happy now c) to feel very hungry
8. What does “to arrive” mean? a) to leave your home b) to start your sleep c) to get to a place
9. What does “to teach somebody” mean? a) to watch some TV b) to show how to do c) to ask a question
10. What does “to greet” mean? a) to say hello now b) to sleep all night c) to eat some food
11. What does “many times” mean? a) only once now b) very often now c) not at all now
12. What is “a key”? a) a box for money b) a tool to open c) a small metal tool
13. What does “to ask a question” mean? a) to give nice answer b) to talk with friends c) to say some words
14. What does “to answer politely” mean? a) to speak nicely b) to speak very bad c) to ignore someone
15. What does “to speak slowly” mean? a) to talk very fast b) to talk not fast c) to be very quiet
16. What is “lunchtime”? a) the time for break b) the time for dinner c) the time to eat
17. What is a “coworker”? a) a person you work with b) a teacher at school c) a friend at home
18. What does “to be kind” mean? a) to be very lazy b) to be very nice c) to feel very bad
19. What is “afternoon”? a) the morning time b) the night at home c) the day after lunch
20. What does “to be excited” mean? a) to feel very tired b) to feel very sleepy c) to feel very happy
What does “to take a shower” mean? – to clean your body
What does “to put on a uniform” mean? – to wear work clothes
What does “to eat breakfast” mean? – to eat first meal
What does “to take the bus” mean? – to travel by bus
What does “to feel nervous” mean? – to feel very afraid
What does “to arrive” mean? – to get to a place
What does “to teach somebody” mean? – to show how to do
What does “to greet” mean? – to say hello now
What does “many times” mean? – very often now
What is “a key”? – a small metal tool
What does “to ask a question” mean? – to talk with friends
What does “to answer politely” mean? – to speak nicely
What does “to speak slowly” mean? – to talk not fast
What is “lunchtime”? – the time to eat
What is a “coworker”? – a person you work with
What does “to be kind” mean? – to be very nice
What is “afternoon”? – the day after lunch
What does “to be excited” mean? – to feel very happy
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Match word – defintion:
Words:
to wake up
early
to take a shower
to put on a uniform
to eat breakfast
to take the bus
to feel nervous
to arrive
to teach somebody
to greet
many times
a key
to ask a question
to answer politely
to speak slowly
lunchtime
a coworker
to be kind
afternoon
to be excited
Definitions:
a) to talk not fast b) very often now c) to clean your body d) the day after lunch e) to speak nicely f) to feel very afraid g) to get to a place h) to stop sleeping i) to eat first meal j) to say hello now k) before the usual l) a small metal tool m) a person you work with n) to show how to do o) to feel very happy p) to wear work clothes q) the time to eat r) to travel by bus s) to talk with friends t) the morning time
His coworker works with him in the hotel. ____________________________
He takes the bus to school every night. ____________________________
He feels nervous on his first day at work. ___________________________
He puts on his uniform after breakfast. ____________________________
He greets his teacher when he arrives at school. ____________________________
Lunchtime is at 10 o’clock in the morning. ____________________________
He takes a shower before he goes to bed. ____________________________
He speaks very fast with his customers. ____________________________
He asks questions many times every day. ____________________________
Afternoon is the first part of the day. ____________________________
He eats breakfast after he goes to school. ____________________________
He sleeps in the hotel during the day. ____________________________
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Correct version:
He wakes up late every day. No, he doesn’t.
He is very excited to start his new job. Yes, he is.
His coworker works with him in the hotel. Yes, he does.
He takes the bus to school every night. No, he doesn’t.
He feels nervous on his first day at work. Yes, he does.
He puts on his uniform after breakfast. Yes, he does.
He greets his teacher when he arrives at school. Yes, he does.
Lunchtime is at 10 o’clock in the morning. No, it isn’t.
He takes a shower before he goes to bed. Yes, he does.
He speaks very fast with his customers. No, he doesn’t.
He asks questions many times every day. Yes, he does.
Afternoon is the first part of the day. No, it isn’t.
He eats breakfast after he goes to school. No, he doesn’t.
He sleeps in the hotel during the day. No, he doesn’t.
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Short answer again, and if statement is false, give correct statement.
He wakes up at 6 o’clock every day.
YOU WRITE: Yes, he does.
He eats lunch before he goes to the hotel.
YOU WRITE: No, he doesn’t. He eats breakfast before he goes to school.
He feels happy on his first day at work.
He takes the bus to the hotel every morning.
He greets guests many times.
He puts on his uniform after he wakes up.
He sleeps in the hotel at night.
He takes a shower before he goes to school.
He asks questions every day.
Afternoon is the first part of the day.
He speaks slowly with guests.
He eats lunch in the morning.
He is very excited for tomorrow.
His coworkers sleep during the day.
______________________
Correct answers:
He wakes up at 6 o’clock every day. No, he doesn’t. He wakes up very early.
He eats lunch before he goes to the hotel. No, he doesn’t. He eats a small breakfast before he goes to the hotel.
He feels happy on his first day at work. Yes, he does.
He takes the bus to the hotel every morning. Yes, he does.
He greets guests many times. Yes, he does.
He puts on his uniform after he wakes up. Yes, he does.
He sleeps in the hotel at night. No, he doesn’t. He takes the bus home after his shift.
He takes a shower before he goes to school. No, he doesn’t. He takes a shower before his shift at the hotel.
He asks questions every day. No, he doesn’t. Some guests ask him questions about the hotel.
Afternoon is the first part of the day. No, it isn’t. Afternoon is the part after lunchtime.
He speaks slowly with guests. Yes, he does.
He eats lunch in the morning. No, he doesn’t. He eats lunch at lunchtime.
He is very excited for tomorrow. Yes, he is.
His coworkers sleep during the day. No, they don’t. They are very kind and friendly and talk to him.
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Basics:
Personal Pronoun
am / is / are
I
am
8 years old
You
are
8 years old
He
is
8 years old
She
is
8 years old
It
is
8 years old
We
are
8 years old
You (plural)
are
8 years old
They
are
8 years old
Personal Pronoun
am not / is not / are not
I
am not
8 years old
You
are not
8 years old
He
is not
8 years old
She
is not
8 years old
It
is not
8 years old
We
are not
8 years old
You (plural)
are not
8 years old
They
are not
8 years old
Question:
Question Word
Personal Pronoun
Am
I
8 years old?
Are
you
8 years old?
Is
he
8 years old?
Is
she
8 years old?
Is
it
8 years old?
Are
we
8 years old?
Are
you (plural)
8 years old?
Are
they
8 years old?
Statement:
Personal Pronoun
Verb
I
like
ice cream
You
like
ice cream
He
likes
ice cream
She
likes
ice cream
It
likes
ice cream
We
like
ice cream
You (plural)
like
ice cream
They
like
ice cream
Negation:
Personal Pronoun
Verb (negative)
I
do not like
ice cream
You
do not like
ice cream
He
does not like
ice cream
She
does not like
ice cream
It
does not like
ice cream
We
do not like
ice cream
You (plural)
do not like
ice cream
They
do not like
ice cream
Question:
Do / Does
Personal Pronoun
Verb
Sugar?
Do
I
like
sugar?
Do
you
like
sugar?
Does
he
like
sugar?
Does
she
like
sugar?
Does
it
like
sugar?
Do
we
like
sugar?
Do
you (plural)
like
sugar?
Do
they
like
sugar?
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Answer in complete sentences:
Does he have breakfast or lunch in the morning?
Is he happy in the morning or nervous?
Does he take a shower or go to bed first?
Does he put on his uniform or go home first?
Does he take the bus to school or to the hotel?
Does he greet guests many times or only once?
Does he help guests with check-in or sleep in the lobby?
Does he give guests their keys or take their keys?
Do guests ask him questions or does he ask questions?
Does he answer politely or loudly?
Does he sit with his coworkers at lunchtime or eat alone?
Is he excited for tomorrow or tired and sad?
Does he write messages or play games in the afternoon?
Does he take the bus home or sleep in the hotel?
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Correct version:
Does he have breakfast or lunch in the morning? He has breakfast in the morning.
Is he happy in the morning or nervous? He is a little nervous and happy in the morning.
Does he take a shower or go to bed first? He takes a shower first.
Does he put on his uniform or go home first? He puts on his uniform first.
Does he take the bus to school or to the hotel? He takes the bus to the hotel.
Does he greet guests many times or only once? He greets guests many times.
Does he help guests with check-in or sleep in the lobby? He helps guests with check-in.
Does he give guests their keys or take their keys? He gives guests their keys.
Do guests ask him questions or does he ask questions? Guests ask him questions.
Does he answer politely or loudly? He answers politely.
Does he sit with his coworkers at lunchtime or eat alone? He sits with his coworkers at lunchtime.
Is he excited for tomorrow or tired and sad? He is excited for tomorrow.
Does he write messages or play games in the afternoon? He writes messages in the afternoon.
Does he take the bus home or sleep in the hotel? He takes the bus home.
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Answer in complete sentences:
What is his name?
Where does he work?
When does he wake up?
What does he do after he wakes up?
What does he put on in the morning?
What does he eat in the morning?
How does he go to the hotel?
How does he feel on his first day?
Who shows him the lobby?
What does he say many times to the guests?
What does he give to the guests?
Who does he sit with at lunchtime?
What does he do in the afternoon?
How does he feel at the end of the day?
______________________ Correct answers:
His name is Bun.
He works at a 5-star hotel.
He wakes up very early.
He takes a shower after he wakes up.
He puts on his uniform in the morning.
He eats a small breakfast in the morning.
He goes to the hotel by bus.
He is a little nervous and happy on his first day.
His manager shows him the lobby.
He says “Good morning, welcome to our hotel!” many times to the guests.
He gives the guests their room keys.
He sits with his coworkers at lunchtime.
In the afternoon, he answers phone calls, writes messages, and helps guests with small problems.
He feels tired but happy at the end of the day.
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Fill in, words below:
coworkers – bus – questions – shower – nervous – early – tired – breakfast – manager – tomorrow – many times – messages
Interviewer: Hello Bun! Can I ask you some __________ about your first day at work?
Bun: Yes, of course!
What is your name? My name is Bun.
Where do you work? I work at a 5-star hotel.
When do you wake up? I wake up very __________.
What do you do after you wake up? I take a __________ and put on my uniform.
What do you eat in the morning? I eat a small __________.
How do you go to the hotel? I take the __________ to the hotel.
How do you feel on your first day? I am a little __________ and happy.
Who shows you the hotel lobby? My __________ shows me the lobby.
What do you say to the guests? I say, “Good morning, welcome to our hotel!” __________.
Who do you sit with at lunchtime? I sit with my __________.
What do you do in the afternoon? I answer phone calls, write __________, and help guests with small problems.
How do you feel at the end of the day? I am __________ but happy, and I am excited for __________
————————– Full version:
Interviewer: Hello Bun! Can I ask you some questions about your first day at work?
Bun: Yes, of course!
What is your name? My name is Bun.
Where do you work? I work at a 5-star hotel.
When do you wake up? I wake up very early.
What do you do after you wake up? I take a shower and put on my uniform.
What do you eat in the morning? I eat a small breakfast.
How do you go to the hotel? I take the bus to the hotel.
How do you feel on your first day? I am a little nervous and happy.
Who shows you the hotel lobby? My manager shows me the lobby.
What do you say to the guests? I say, “Good morning, welcome to our hotel!” many times.
Who do you sit with at lunchtime? I sit with my coworkers.
What do you do in the afternoon? I answer phone calls, write messages, and help guests with small problems.
How do you feel at the end of the day? I am tired but happy, and I am excited for tomorrow.
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Read………..
My name is Bun. Today is my first day at a 5-star hotel. I wake up very early, take a shower, and put on my uniform. I eat a small breakfast and take the bus to the hotel. I feel a little nervous and happy. My manager shows me the lobby and teaches me how to greet guests. I help guests with check-in, give them their keys, and answer questions politely. At lunchtime, I sit with my coworkers. In the afternoon, I answer calls and write messages. I feel tired but happy and excited for tomorrow.
and rewrite the story starting with:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>His name is Bun. Today is his………………
and make all changes necessary. _________________________
Correct version:
His name is Bun. Today is his first day at a 5-star hotel. He wakes up very early, takes a shower, and puts on his uniform. He eats a small breakfast and takes the bus to the hotel. He is a little nervous and happy. His manager shows him the lobby and teaches him how to greet guests. He helps guests with check-in, gives them their keys, and answers questions politely. At lunchtime, he sits with his coworkers. In the afternoon, he answers calls and writes messages. He feels tired but happy and excited for tomorrow.
Everyone has a dream or a goal in life. It can be to learn English, to get a better job, or to save money. To reach your goal, you need good planning, discipline, and you must never give up.
First, know your goal. Be clear about what you want. Say, “I want to speak English well,” or “I want to run every day.”
Second, make a plan. Write small steps. Do one small thing every day.
Third, stay focused. Sometimes you feel tired or lazy, but keep trying. Think about your dream and why it is important for you.
Fourth, check your progress. Look at what you already did and what you still need to do.
Fifth, get support. Talk to friends or family who can help you.
Finally, celebrate your success. When you reach your goal, be happy and proud of yourself.
With planning, discipline, and never giving up, you can reach your personal goal.
_____________________
Vocabulary:
to stay focused → to pay attention to one thing
a goal → something you want to do or get
revised version → a new or better version after changes
to save money → to keep money for later
to reach a goal → to finish or complete your goal
never → not ever
to give up → to stop trying
small steps → little things you do to finish a big task
sometimes → not always, at some times
to feel tired → to want to rest because of work or activity
to be lazy → not want to work or do anything
to keep trying → to continue trying, not stopping
to check progress → to look at what you have done and how much is left
to need → to want or must have something
to get support → to have help from someone
to celebrate → to be happy and show happiness for something good
success → when you finish your goal or do something well
to be proud → to feel happy about what you did
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Multiple choice, one answer correct:
What does it mean to stay focused? a) To pay attention b) To look at many things c) To think about other things for a long time
What is a goal? a) Something you see on TV b) Something you want to do c) Something you want very badly all the time
What is a revised version? a) The first version b) A version you throw away c) A new version with many changes
What does it mean to save money? a) To keep money b) To spend money quickly c) To buy many things at once
What does to reach a goal mean? a) To start a new goal b) To finish your goal c) To forget your goal and everything else
What does never mean? a) Sometimes b) Every day c) Not at any time
What does to give up mean? a) To stop trying b) To continue working c) To stop and never try again
What are small steps? a) Big things you do b) Things you do without a plan c) Little things you do to finish a task
What does sometimes mean? a) Always b) Not always c) Never in your whole life
What does to feel tired mean? a) To want to rest b) To feel happy c) To feel strong all the time
What does to be lazy mean? a) To work hard b) To not want to work c) To do nothing forever
What does to keep trying mean? a) To give up b) To stop trying c) To continue trying
What does to check progress mean? a) To look at what is done b) To ignore your work c) To see nothing and do nothing
What does to need mean? a) To forget something b) To want or must have something c) To never want anything at all
What does to get support mean? a) To work alone b) To ignore others c) To have help from someone
What does to celebrate mean? a) To be happy and show happiness b) To be sad c) To work silently all the time
What is success? a) When you fail b) When you finish your goal c) When you do nothing and lose
What does to be proud mean? a) To be unhappy b) To feel happy c) To feel jealous all the time
What does it mean to stay focused? – To pay attention
What is a goal? – Something you want to do
What is a revised version? – A new version with many changes
What does it mean to save money? – To keep money
What does to reach a goal mean? – To finish your goal
What does never mean? – Not at any time
What does to give up mean? – To stop trying
What are small steps? – Little things you do to finish a task
What does sometimes mean? – Not always
What does to feel tired mean? – To want to rest
What does to be lazy mean? – To not want to work
What does to keep trying mean? – To continue trying
What does to check progress mean? – To look at what is done
What does to need mean? – To want or must have something
What does to get support mean? – To have help from someone
What does to celebrate mean? – To be happy and show happiness
What is success? – When you finish your goal
What does to be proud mean? – To feel happy
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Match the word with its definition
Words:
to stay focused
a goal
revised version
to save money
to reach a goal
never
to give up
small steps
sometimes
to feel tired
to be lazy
to keep trying
to check progress
to need
to get support
to celebrate
success
to be proud
Definitions :
a. To finish your goal b. To continue trying c. Not at any time d. To want or must have something e. Little things you do to finish a task f. Something you want to do g. To stop trying h. To pay attention i. To have help from someone j. To feel happy about what you did k. To look at what is done l. To be happy and show happiness m. A new version with many changes n. To keep money o. Not always p. To not want to work q. When you finish your goal r. To want to rest
small steps – Little things you do to finish a task
sometimes – Not always
to feel tired – To want to rest
to be lazy – To not want to work
to keep trying – To continue trying
to check progress – To look at what is done
to need – To want or must have something
to get support – To have help from someone
to celebrate – To be happy and show happiness
success – When you finish your goal
to be proud – To feel happy about what you did
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True or false:
You should set a clear and specific goal.
Goals should not have a deadline.
Breaking a goal into smaller steps makes it easier to achieve.
You do not need a plan to reach your goal.
Visualizing success can help you stay motivated.
It is important to expect challenges and obstacles.
You should give up if you feel tired.
Tracking your progress can help you reach your goal.
You should never adapt your plan even if something changes.
Celebrating small achievements is not useful.
Finding support from others can help you achieve your goal.
Reviewing your progress helps you improve your plan.
Reaching your goal makes you feel proud.
______________________
True: 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 11, 12, 13
______________________
Correct version:
You should set a clear and specific goal.
Goals should not have a deadline. – True is: Goals should have a deadline.
Breaking a goal into smaller steps makes it easier to achieve.
You do not need a plan to reach your goal. – True is: You need a plan to reach your goal.
Visualizing success can help you stay motivated.
It is important to expect challenges and obstacles.
You should give up if you feel tired. – True is: You should keep trying even if you feel tired.
Tracking your progress can help you reach your goal.
You should never adapt your plan even if something changes. – True is: You should adapt your plan if something changes.
Celebrating small achievements is not useful. – True is: Celebrating small achievements is useful.
Finding support from others can help you achieve your goal.
Reviewing your progress helps you improve your plan.
Reaching your goal makes you feel proud.
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Retell the story in order:
Celebrate your success.
Know your goal clearly.
Get support from friends or family.
Make a plan with small steps.
Stay focused when you feel tired or lazy.
Check your progress.
Never give up.
____________________
Correct Order:
Know your goal clearly.
Make a plan with small steps.
Stay focused when you feel tired or lazy.
Check your progress.
Get support from friends or family.
Never give up.
Celebrate your success.
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Short answer questions :
What does everyone have in life?
Give one example of a goal.
Give another example of a goal.
What is the first step to reach a goal?
What is the second step to reach a goal?
What should you do if you feel tired or lazy?
Why is it important to check your progress?
Who can help you reach your goal?
What is the final step after reaching your goal?
How can planning, discipline, and never giving up help you?
___________________________
Answers:
Everyone has a dream or a goal.
Learn English.
Get a better job or save money.
Know your goal.
Make a plan and write small steps.
Keep trying.
To see what you have done and what you still need to do.
Friends or family.
Celebrate your success.
They help you reach your personal goal.
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Dialogue, fill in, words below:
family – dream – clearly – speak – proud – job – every day – at home – evening – giving up – small – progress – feel proud – friends
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Interviewer: Hello! Can you tell me your name? Young Lady: My name is Ahou.
1. Interviewer: What is your dream? Ahou: My dream is to __________ English well.
2. Interviewer: Why do you want to speak English? Ahou: Because I want a better __________ and to travel.
3. Interviewer: Who helps you with your dream? Ahou: My friends and my __________ help me.
4. Interviewer: Where do you study English? Ahou: I study English __________ and at school.
5. Interviewer: When do you study every day? Ahou: I study every morning and sometimes in the __________.
6. Interviewer: How do you start to reach your goal? Ahou: First, I know my goal __________.
7. Interviewer: What do you do after you know your goal? Ahou: I make a plan and write __________ steps.
8. Interviewer: How often do you do a small step? Ahou: I do one small step __________.
9. Interviewer: What do you do if you feel tired or lazy? Ahou: I keep trying and think about my __________.
10. Interviewer: How do you check your __________? Ahou: I look at what I already did and what I still need to do.
11. Interviewer: Who gives you support? Ahou: My __________and my family give me support.
12. Interviewer: What do you do when you reach your goal? Ahou: I celebrate and __________ of myself.
13. Interviewer: Why is it important to never give up? Ahou: Because with planning, discipline, and never ___________, I can reach my goal.
14. Interviewer: How do you feel when you achieve your dream? Ahou: I feel happy and __________.
_________________________
Correct version:
Interviewer: Hello! Can you tell me your name? Young Lady: My name is Ahou.
1. Interviewer: What is your dream? Ahou: My dream is to speak English well.
2. Interviewer: Why do you want to speak English? Ahou: Because I want a better job and to travel.
3. Interviewer: Who helps you with your dream? Ahou: My friends and my family help me.
4. Interviewer: Where do you study English? Ahou: I study English at home and at school.
5. Interviewer: When do you study every day? Ahou: I study every morning and sometimes in the evening.
6. Interviewer: How do you start to reach your goal? Ahou: First, I know my goal clearly.
7. Interviewer: What do you do after you know your goal? Ahou: I make a plan and write small steps.
8. Interviewer: How often do you do a small step? Ahou: I do one small step every day.
9. Interviewer: What do you do if you feel tired or lazy? Ahou: I keep trying and think about my dream.
10. Interviewer: How do you check your progress? Ahou: I look at what I already did and what I still need to do.
11. Interviewer: Who gives you support? Ahou: My friends and my family give me support.
12. Interviewer: What do you do when you reach your goal? Ahou: I celebrate and feel proud of myself.
13. Interviewer: Why is it important to never give up? Ahou: Because with planning, discipline, and never giving up, I can reach my goal.
14. Interviewer: How do you feel when you achieve your dream? Ahou: I feel happy and proud.
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Read:
My name is Ahou. My goal is to speak English well. I stay focused by knowing my goal clearly and making a plan with small steps. I do one small thing every day. Sometimes I feel tired or lazy, but I keep trying. I think about my dream and why it is important for me. I check my progress to see what I have done and what I still need to do. My friends and my family give me support. When I reach my goal, I celebrate and feel proud of myself. With planning, discipline, and never giving up, I can reach my goal.
____________________
Rewrite story above, starting with
>>>>>>>>>>>His name is Ahou. His goal is……….
make all changes necessary!
___________________
Correct version:
Her name is Ahou. Her goal is to speak English well. She stays focused by knowing her goal clearly and making a plan with small steps. She does one small thing every day. Sometimes she feels tired or lazy, but she keeps trying. She thinks about her dream and why it is important for her. She checks her progress to see what she has done and what she still needs to do. Her friends and her family give her support. When she reaches her goal, she celebrates and feels proud of herself. With planning, discipline, and never giving up, she can reach her goal.
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🧭 Cheat Sheet: How to Improve Your English
1. Define Your Goal Clearly
Be Specific: Decide exactly what you want. → Example: “I want to speak English confidently with tourists” instead of “I want to be better at English.”
Measurable: Choose something you can check. → Example: “I want to learn 10 new words every day.”
Achievable: Be realistic. → Example: “I will study 20 minutes daily,” not “I will study 5 hours every day.”
Relevant: Make sure your goal fits your life. → Example: “I need English for my job.”
Time-Bound: Set a deadline. → Example: “I want to reach A2 level in six months.”
Anan lives and studies at the foundation. Every morning he wakes up early and eats breakfast with his friends. At 8 o’clock he goes to class. The teacher teaches him English words for hotel work, like “guest,” “room,” and “clean.” He learns to say hello and welcome to visitors.
After that, Anan studies how to work in a hotel. Some days he learns about the front desk. He learns to smile, speak politely, and help guests. Other days he learns about cleaning rooms. He practices making beds, washing towels, and keeping everything nice and tidy.
At lunchtime, Anan eats with the other students. In the afternoon, he has practice time. Sometimes he works in a small training hotel. He serves drinks, carries bags, or helps in the restaurant. The teachers watch and help him do it better.
Later in the day, he has lessons about life and good manners. He learns how to work in a team and how to be kind to others.
In the evening, he studies English again or plays football with friends. After dinner, he goes back to his room, reads a little, and then sleeps. He feels happy because every day he learns something new for his future.
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Vocabulary:
a foundation – a place that helps people learn or get support
to wake up – to open your eyes in the morning
breakfast – the first meal in the morning
to teach somebody English – to help a person learn English words and speaking
to welcome a visitor – to say hello and make a guest feel happy to come
to study – to learn and read about something
to smile – to show happiness on your face
to speak politely – to talk in a kind and nice way
to clean rooms – to make rooms neat and not dirty
to practice making beds – to learn how to make a bed again and again
a towel – a piece of cloth to dry your body or hands
tidy – clean and in good order
lunchtime – the time in the middle of the day to eat
practice time – time to do something again to get better
to serve a drink – to give a drink to someone
to carry bags – to take bags in your hands and move them
good manners – to behave nicely and be polite
to be kind – to be nice and helpful to people
future – the time that comes after today
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Multiple choice, one answer correct:
1. A foundation is a place that… a) helps people b) sells food c) makes cars
2. To wake up means… a) open your eyes b) go to bed c) eat breakfast
3.Breakfast is… a) morning food b) night food c) evening food
4. To teach somebody English means… a) play games b) help learn c) sleep
5. To welcome a visitor means… a) close the door b) say hello c) go away
6. To study means… a) sing songs b) learn more c) run
7. To smile means… a) show happy face b) cry c) shout
8. To speak politely means… a) talk loudly b) talk nicely c) talk fast
9. To clean rooms means… a) make tidy b) move furniture c) paint walls
10. To practice making beds means… a) jump on bed b) sleep in bed c) make bed correctly
11. A towel is… a) for eating b) for walking c) for drying
12.Tidy means… a) very dark b) old c) clean and neat
13.Lunchtime is… a) play time b) time to eat c) sleep time
14.Practice time is… a) watch TV b) go home c) time to practice
15. To serve a drink means… a) cook rice b) rest c) give a drink
16. To carry bags means… a) sit down b) hold bags c) draw pictures
17.Good manners means… a) shout b) eat fast c) be polite
18. To be kind means… a) be angry b) sleep late c) help people
19.Future means… a) before now b) today c) after now
To practice making beds means to make the bed correctly.
A towel is for drying.
Tidy means clean.
Lunchtime means time to eat.
Practice time means time to practice.
To serve a drink means to give a drink.
To carry bags means to hold bags.
Good manners means to be polite.
To be kind means to help people.
Future means after now.
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Match word with definiton:
Vocabulary
Foundation
Wake up
Breakfast
Teach somebody English
Welcome a visitor
Study
Smile
Speak politely
Clean rooms
Practice making beds
Towel
Tidy
Lunchtime
Practice time
Serve a drink
Carry bags
Good manners
Be kind
Future
Definitions:
A. Time to eat B. To hold bags C. To make a bed correctly D. To open your eyes E. To give a drink F. To talk nicely G. A place that helps people H. To help learn English I. To say hello to someone J. To clean and make tidy K. A piece of cloth for drying L. To smile or show a happy face M. To learn more N. To be polite O. To show kindness P. Morning food Q. Time to practice R. After now S. To clean rooms
To wake up means to go to sleep. True is: To wake up means to open your eyes.
A towel is for drying.
To clean rooms means to make the room not tidy. True is: To clean rooms means to make the room tidy.
Smile means to show a happy face.
To speak politely means to talk nicely.
Lunchtime means time to eat.
Practice making beds means to sleep in the bed. True is: Practice making beds means to make the bed correctly.
Be kind means to help people.
Carry bags means not hold bags. True is: Carry bags means to hold bags.
Serve a drink means to give a drink.
Tidy means very dark. True is: Tidy means clean.
Study means to learn more.
Welcome a visitor means to close the door. True is: Welcome a visitor means to say hello.
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Short answers
basics:
Example Sentence
Yes
No
I learn the alphabet.
Yes, I do.
No, I don’t.
You read signs.
Yes, you do.
No, you don’t.
He practices speaking.
Yes, he does.
No, he doesn’t.
She watches cartoons.
Yes, she does.
No, she doesn’t.
It helps us learn English.
Yes, it does.
No, it doesn’t.
We use apps like Duolingo.
Yes, we do.
No, we don’t.
You read labels.
Yes, you do.
No, you don’t.
They make mistakes sometimes.
Yes, they do.
No, they don’t.
Question
Yes
No
Do I learn the alphabet?
Yes, I do.
No, I don’t.
Do you read signs?
Yes, you do.
No, you don’t.
Does he practice speaking?
Yes, he does.
No, he doesn’t.
Does she watch cartoons?
Yes, she does.
No, she doesn’t.
Does it help us learn English?
Yes, it does.
No, it doesn’t.
Do we use apps like Duolingo?
Yes, we do.
No, we don’t.
Do you read labels?
Yes, you do.
No, you don’t.
Do they make mistakes sometimes?
Yes, they do.
No, they don’t.
Question
Yes
No
Am I big?
Yes, I am.
No, I am not.
Are you big?
Yes, you are.
No, you aren’t.
Is he big?
Yes, he is.
No, he isn’t.
Is she big?
Yes, she is.
No, she isn’t.
Is it big?
Yes, it is.
No, it isn’t.
Are we big?
Yes, we are.
No, we aren’t.
Are you big?
Yes, you are.
No, you aren’t.
Are they big?
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t.
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Give short answers:
Breakfast is eaten in the morning.
YOU WRITE: Yes, it is.
People wake up in the night.
YOU WRITE: No, they don’t.
A towel is used for drying your body. ____________________________
Rooms are cleaned to make them tidy. ____________________________
A smile shows a happy face. ____________________________
Polite people talk loudly. ____________________________
Lunchtime is the time to eat food. ____________________________
Beds are practiced to be made correctly. ____________________________
Kind people help other people. ____________________________
Bags are carried to hold them. ____________________________
Drinks are served to give them to someone. ____________________________
Tidy means very dark. ____________________________
Students study to learn more. ____________________________
Visitors are welcomed by saying hello. ____________________________
Breakfast is eaten at night. ____________________________
People wake up and go back to sleep. ____________________________
Rooms are cleaned to make them not tidy. ____________________________
A smile means a person cries. ____________________________
Polite people talk nicely. ____________________________
Practice time is the time to practice. ____________________________
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Correct version:
Breakfast is eaten in the morning. Yes, it is.
People wake up in the night. No, they don’t.
A towel is used for drying your body. Yes, it is.
Rooms are cleaned to make them tidy. Yes, they are.
A smile shows a happy face. Yes, it does.
Polite people talk loudly. No, they don’t.
Lunchtime is the time to eat food. Yes, it is.
Beds are practiced to be made correctly. Yes, they are.
Kind people help other people. Yes, they do.
Bags are carried to hold them. Yes, they are.
Drinks are served to give them to someone. Yes, they are.
Tidy means very dark. No, it doesn’t.
Students study to learn more. Yes, they do.
Visitors are welcomed by saying hello. Yes, they are.
Breakfast is eaten at night. No, it isn’t.
People wake up and go back to sleep. No, they don’t.
Rooms are cleaned to make them not tidy. No, they aren’t.
A smile means a person cries. No, it doesn’t.
Polite people talk nicely. Yes, they do.
Practice time is the time to practice. Yes, it is.
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Correct the statements as shown:
Breakfast is eaten at night.
YOU WRITE: No, it isn’t. It is eaten in the morning.
People wake up and go back to sleep.
YOU WRITE: No, they don’t. They wake up and eat breakfast.
A towel is used for cooking. ____________________________
Rooms are cleaned to make them dirty. ____________________________
Smile means a person cries. ____________________________
Polite people talk loudly. ____________________________
Lunchtime is a time to sleep. ____________________________
Beds are practiced to sleep in them. ____________________________
Be kind means to be angry. ____________________________
Carry bags means to throw them away. ____________________________
Drinks are served to cook food. ____________________________
Study means to play games. ____________________________
Visitors are welcomed by closing the door. ____________________________
Tidy means very dark. ____________________________
Practice time means time to watch TV. ____________________________
Students study to sleep. ____________________________
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Correct answers:
Breakfast is eaten at night. No, it isn’t. It is eaten in the morning.
People wake up and go back to sleep. No, they don’t. They wake up and eat breakfast.
A towel is used for cooking. No, it isn’t. It is used for drying.
Rooms are cleaned to make them dirty. No, they aren’t. They are cleaned to make them tidy.
Smile means a person cries. No, it doesn’t. It means to show a happy face.
Polite people talk loudly. No, they don’t. They talk nicely.
Lunchtime is a time to sleep. No, it isn’t. It is time to eat.
Beds are practiced to sleep in them. No, they aren’t. They are practiced to be made correctly.
Be kind means to be angry. No, it doesn’t. It means to help people.
Carry bags means to throw them away. No, it doesn’t. It means to hold bags.
Drinks are served to cook food. No, they aren’t. They are served to give drinks.
Study means to play games. No, it doesn’t. It means to learn more.
Visitors are welcomed by closing the door. No, they aren’t. They are welcomed by saying hello.
Tidy means very dark. No, it doesn’t. It means clean.
Practice time means time to watch TV. No, it isn’t. It is time to practice.
Students study to sleep. No, they don’t. They study to learn more.
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Personal Pronoun
am / is / are
I
am
8 years old
You
are
8 years old
He
is
8 years old
She
is
8 years old
It
is
8 years old
We
are
8 years old
You (plural)
are
8 years old
They
are
8 years old
Personal Pronoun
am not / is not / are not
I
am not
8 years old
You
are not
8 years old
He
is not
8 years old
She
is not
8 years old
It
is not
8 years old
We
are not
8 years old
You (plural)
are not
8 years old
They
are not
8 years old
Question:
Question Word
Personal Pronoun
Am
I
8 years old?
Are
you
8 years old?
Is
he
8 years old?
Is
she
8 years old?
Is
it
8 years old?
Are
we
8 years old?
Are
you (plural)
8 years old?
Are
they
8 years old?
Statement:
Personal Pronoun
Verb
I
like
ice cream
You
like
ice cream
He
likes
ice cream
She
likes
ice cream
It
likes
ice cream
We
like
ice cream
You (plural)
like
ice cream
They
like
ice cream
Negation:
Personal Pronoun
Verb (negative)
I
do not like
ice cream
You
do not like
ice cream
He
does not like
ice cream
She
does not like
ice cream
It
does not like
ice cream
We
do not like
ice cream
You (plural)
do not like
ice cream
They
do not like
ice cream
Question:
Do / Does
Personal Pronoun
Verb
Sugar?
Do
I
like
sugar?
Do
you
like
sugar?
Does
he
like
sugar?
Does
she
like
sugar?
Does
it
like
sugar?
Do
we
like
sugar?
Do
you (plural)
like
sugar?
Do
they
like
sugar?
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Answer as shown:
Breakfast is eaten at night or in the morning?
YOU WRITE: Breakfast is eaten in the morning.
Do people wake up and go back to sleep or have breakfast?
YOU WRITE: People wake up and have breakfast.
Is a towel used for cooking or for drying? ___________________________________
Are rooms cleaned to make them dirty or tidy? ___________________________________
Does a smile mean a person cries or shows a happy face? ___________________________________
Do polite people talk loudly or talk nicely? ___________________________________
Is lunchtime a time to sleep or to eat? ___________________________________
Are beds practiced to sleep in them or to be made correctly? ___________________________________
Does being kind mean to be angry or to help people? ___________________________________
Does carry bags mean to throw them away or to hold them? ___________________________________
Are drinks served to cook food or to give drinks? ___________________________________
Does study mean to play games or to learn more? ___________________________________
Are visitors welcomed by closing the door or by saying hello? ___________________________________
Does tidy mean very dark or clean? ___________________________________
Is practice time the time to watch TV or the time to practice? ___________________________________
Do students study to sleep or to learn more? ___________________________________
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Correct answers:
Breakfast is eaten at night or in the morning? Breakfast is eaten in the morning.
Do people wake up and go back to sleep or have breakfast? People wake up and have breakfast.
Is a towel used for cooking or for drying? A towel is used for drying.
Are rooms cleaned to make them dirty or tidy? Rooms are cleaned to make them tidy.
Does a smile mean a person cries or shows a happy face? A smile shows a happy face.
Do polite people talk loudly or talk nicely? Polite people talk nicely.
Is lunchtime a time to sleep or to eat? Lunchtime is the time to eat.
Are beds practiced to sleep in them or to be made correctly? Beds are practiced to be made correctly.
Does being kind mean to be angry or to help people? Being kind means to help people.
Does carry bags mean to throw them away or to hold them? Carry bags means to hold them.
Are drinks served to cook food or to give drinks? Drinks are served to give drinks.
Does study mean to play games or to learn more? Study means to learn more.
Are visitors welcomed by closing the door or by saying hello? Visitors are welcomed by saying hello.
Does tidy mean very dark or clean? Tidy means clean.
Is practice time the time to watch TV or the time to practice? Practice time is the time to practice.
Do students study to sleep or to learn more? Students study to learn more.
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Form questions to which the word/s given is/are the answer:
My brother wakes up at night. a) My brother:_______________________ b) My: ______________________ c) wakes up at night: ______________________ d) at night: ______________________
YOU WRITE: a) Who wakes up at night? b) Whose borther wakes up at night? c) What does he do? d) When does he wake up?
1. My brother sleeps at night. a) My brother: ______________________ b) My: ______________________ c) sleeps at night: ______________________ d) at night: ______________________
2. I eat breakfast in the morning. a) I: ______________________ b) eat breakfast in the morning: ______________________ c) in the morning: ______________________
3. She smiles at her friend. a) She: ______________________ b) smiles at her friend: ______________________ c) at her friend: ______________________ d) her:___________________
4. They carry bags to school. a) They: ______________________ b) carry bags to school: ______________________ c) to school: ______________________
5. He speaks politely to the teacher. a) He: ______________________ b) politely: ______________________ c) speaks politely to the teacher: ______________________ d) to the teacher: ______________________
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1. My brother sleeps at night. a) My brother: Who sleeps at night? b) My: Whose brother sleeps at night? c) sleeps at night: What does my brother do at night? d) at night: When does my brother sleep?
2. I eat breakfast in the morning. a) I: Who eats breakfast in the morning? b) eat breakfast in the morning: What do I do in the morning? c) in the morning: When do I eat breakfast?
3. She smiles at her friend. a) She: Who smiles at her friend? b) smiles at her friend: What does she do? c) at her friend: Who does she smile at? d) her: Whose friend does she smile at?
4. They carry bags to school. a) They: Who carries bags to school? b) carry bags to school: What do they do? c) to school: Where do they carry the bags?
5. He speaks politely to the teacher. a) He: Who speaks politely to the teacher? b) politely: How does he speak to the teacher? c) speaks politely to the teacher: What does he do? d) to the teacher: Who does he speak politely to?
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Interview with Anan – Beginner A1
1. Q: What time do you wake up? A: I wake up at 6 o’clock.
2. Q: What do you eat for breakfast? A: I eat bread and fruit.
3. Q: Who do you see at the foundation? A: I see my teachers and friends.
4. Q: Where do you study? A: I study in the classroom.
5. Q: How do you go to class? A: I walk to class.
6. Q: When do you practice making beds? A: I practice in the morning.
7. Q: Why do you clean rooms? A: I clean rooms to keep them tidy.
8. Q: Do you carry bags for visitors? A: Yes, I do.
9. Q: Do you serve drinks? A: Yes, I do.
10. Q: How do you speak to teachers? A: I speak politely.
11. Q: What do you do at lunchtime? A: I eat my lunch.
12. Q: Who do you smile at? A: I smile at visitors.
13. Q: How often do you practice English? A: I practice every day.
14. Q: Are you happy at the foundation? A: Yes, I am.
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Interview with Anan – A1 Intermediate. Complete, words below:
bags – politely – breakfast – meeting – classmates – eat – beds – every day – classroom – foundation – fruit – morning – good manners – during
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1. Q: What time do you usually wake up at the foundation? A: I usually wake up at 6 o’clock, and then I get ready for __________.
2. Q: What do you have for breakfast? A: I have bread, __________, and sometimes eggs.
3. Q: Who do you see at the foundation in the morning? A: I see my teachers, _________, and friends from other classes.
4. Q: Where do you study English and tourism? A: I study in the __________ and sometimes in the practice rooms.
5. Q: How do you go to your classes? A: I walk to the classroom, and sometimes I help carry __________ for visitors.
6. Q: When do you practice making beds and cleaning rooms? A: I practice in the __________ after breakfast and sometimes in the afternoon.
7. Q: Why do you practice making __________ and cleaning rooms? A: I practice to learn good manners and to be ready for working in hotels.
8. Q: Do you carry bags for visitors at the foundation? A: Yes, I do. I help visitors carry their bags when they come to the __________.
9. Q: Do you serve drinks to visitors? A: Yes, I do. I serve water or juice __________ to all visitors.
10. Q: How do you speak to your teachers and visitors? A: I speak politely and try to smile. I use __________.
11. Q: What do you do at lunchtime? A: I __________ my lunch with my classmates, and sometimes we talk about our day.
12. Q: Who do you smile at __________ the day? A: I smile at visitors, my teachers, and my friends.
13. Q: How often do you practice English? A: I practice English __________ in class and sometimes after lunch.
14. Q: Are you happy to study at the foundation? A: Yes, I am happy. I like learning new things and _________ new people.
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1. Q: What time do you usually wake up at the foundation? A: I usually wake up at 6 o’clock, and then I get ready for breakfast.
2. Q: What do you have for breakfast? A: I have bread, fruit, and sometimes eggs.
3. Q: Who do you see at the foundation in the morning? A: I see my teachers, classmates, and friends from other classes.
4. Q: Where do you study English and tourism? A: I study in the classroom and sometimes in the practice rooms.
5. Q: How do you go to your classes? A: I walk to the classroom, and sometimes I help carry bags for visitors.
6. Q: When do you practice making beds and cleaning rooms? A: I practice in the morning after breakfast and sometimes in the afternoon.
7. Q: Why do you practice making beds and cleaning rooms? A: I practice to learn good manners and to be ready for working in hotels.
8. Q: Do you carry bags for visitors at the foundation? A: Yes, I do. I help visitors carry their bags when they come to the foundation.
9. Q: Do you serve drinks to visitors? A: Yes, I do. I serve water or juice politely to all visitors.
10. Q: How do you speak to your teachers and visitors? A: I speak politely and try to smile. I use good manners.
11. Q: What do you do at lunchtime? A: I eat my lunch with my classmates, and sometimes we talk about our day.
12. Q: Who do you smile at during the day? A: I smile at visitors, my teachers, and my friends.
13. Q: How often do you practice English? A: I practice English every day in class and sometimes after lunch.
14. Q: Are you happy to study at the foundation? A: Yes, I am happy. I like learning new things and meeting new people.