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1 English Challenge 1 Syllabus Topic Relatives Birthday Party What a beautiful day! It couldn t be better. Good for you. Let s hurry. Are you ready? I ll check it. Can you guess? Good job. Anything else? Exactly. That s all. Make a wish. What a surprise! * New such whole forget hurry charge battery special messy eater candle wish coffin 1 husband wife son daughter grandson granddaughter nephew neice cousin grandfather grandmother uncle aunt parents grandparents children grandchildren spoon napkin cup chopsticks fork knife bowl can glass plate 2 soccer ball fishing rod paddle baseball bat tennis racket baseball glove golf club pie pancake soup omelet waffle brownie a piece of cake a loaf of bread a jar of jam a bottle of water a bar of soap a carton of milk a cup of coffee a pack of gum a bowl of soup a roll of paper towels a slice of beef a can of coke a box of cereal a glass of juice a sheet of paper What did you buy for your cousin? I bought a baseball bat for my cousin. I bought my cousin a baseball bat. What did he make for his wife? He made an omelet for his wife. He made his wife an omelet. How much milk do you want? How many cartons of milk do you want? I want three cartons of milk. How much cheese does she need? How many slices of cheese does she need? She needs two slices of cheese. understand horrible outdoors in-line skates beef stew ago disappointed melt * put down * bring up rich world middle basket rose sushi enough wasabi beginning statue * make sure * make ~ out of accessory lastly

2 English Challenge 2 Syllabus Topic Transportation Eating Out I can t wait. What s the problem? I guess so. Stop being a wimp. May I take your order? Yes, please. I d like some crabs. Let s see. Never mind. What s today s special? That s a great choice. Let me think. That sounds like a good idea. * New safe wimp order choice choose 1 airplane(plane) ferry train helicopter boat spaceship car van bus motorcycle ambulance truck taxi subway seafood shrimp crab squid oyster lobster octopus scallop clam avalone 2 poor busy shy sleepy full lazy drive a car skip breakfast go to university speak in front of others work out dunk a basketball touch the ceiling rich brave outgoing diligent athletic kind buy a yacht live in a mansion make friends run a marathon lift a barbell jump over the bar Can you speak in front of others? No, I can t. I m too shy to speak in front of others. Can he buy a new car? No, he can t. He s too poor to buy a new car. Can you jump out of an airplane? Yes, I can. I m brave enough to jump out of an airplane. Can your uncle run a marathon? No, he can t. He s not athletic enough to run a marathon. engine cloud sky finally arrive alone stomach noise near croissant finish * at first * get around Australia rest kangaroo lesson during neighbor introduce invite perhaps * get along * for sure

3 English Challenge 3 Syllabus Topic The Body Sports That was close. I ll make sure you won t bite me again! Forget it! Me neither. I hope not. It s my pleasure. One moment, please. It s a pity. Let s try again. Hold on. * New perfect disguise close itch bat usual miss trouble 1 head finger mouth neck chest shoulder waist arm back hand knee leg toe foot(feet) play hockey play tennis play football play badminton play rugby play golf play table tennis do taegwondo go ice-skating go snowboarding go boating go horseback riding 2 well badly carefully recklessly quickly slowly loudly quietly wonderfully terribly happily sadly play checkers play chess watch a tennis match watch a football game watch an ice-skating competition watch a golf tournament watch auto racing do a puzzle do a magic trick do yoga do gymnastics How do you walk? I walk quickly. What do you think about playing checkers? I think it s interesting to play checkers. How does she sing? She sings terribly. What does he think about going horseback riding? He thinks it s dangerous to go horseback riding. human half disabled steak famous contestant push everywhere winner * go by * fly around fan Olympics pool remember medal plan easily gold cheer * at least * beat out dream superhero

4 English Challenge 4 Syllabus Topic Outdoor Fun Household Objects Not much. I wish I could go with you. Wait a minute. That s a lot to do. I don t buy it. How can I help you? No thanks. We re just looking. I m not interested in it. You know what? With pleasure. * New float through summit town item presto 1 ice-skate in-line skate skateboard snowboard water-ski hang glide skydive bungee jump surf scuba-dive ride a horse cupboard rice cooker microwave coffee maker blender frying pan broom mop oven dishwasher vacuum cleaner dust rag duster toaster 2 do a cartwheel do a handstand do a somersault do a backflip play with a yo-yo juggle blow a bubble snap my fingers whistle wink drive a motorcycle row a boat brew tea brew coffee make juice cook rice change the sheets iron a shirt put on make-up sew a button do my hair hang up the laundry wipe the window change the lightbulb move the furniture do some yard work Can you do a handstand? Yes, I can. I know how to do a handstand. Can he juggle? No, he can t. He doesn t know how to juggle. What were you doing when I knocked on the door? I was doing my hair when you knocked on the door. What was she doing when you came in the room? She was putting on make-up when I came in the room. super camp welcome counselor rest camper campfire * stretch out * act up fair rink responsible age dustpan chores * help out * put up with

5 English Challenge 5 Syllabus Topic Travel Countries of the World Here it is. Pardon me. I m afraid so. Let me see. All done. How do you get to Britain? People usually go by plane. It takes about 8 hours. Why don t we go together? Stop joking around. * New scheduled weigh queen the Leaning Tower of Pisa baguette sausage far 1 hotel motel suitcase airport passenger tour guide airplane ticket one-way ticket round-trip ticket passport bus station train station luggage souvenir fare Mexico Italy Germany Switzerland India Britain Brazil Vietnam Greece Canada Egypt Russia Thailand Kenya 2 check in check out reserve take off land go on board take a tour go sightseeing depart transfer pack a suitcase rent a car see a ghost hold a snake have a pajama party ride an elephant see a pop star see a UFO swim in the ocean go on safari eat Mexican food go on a cruise fly in a helicopter shoot a slingshot Have you packed your suitcase? Yes, I have. I ve already packed my suitcase. Have you ever been to Mexico? Yes, I have. I have been to Mexico. Has he checked in? No, he hasn t. He hasn t checked in yet. Has she ever been to Kenya? No, she hasn t. She has never been to Kenya. Has he ever swum in the ocean? Yes, he has. He has swum in the ocean. Have they ever seen a UFO? No, they haven t. They have never seen a UFO. Europe ocean non-stop air news welcome tiny * break down * get back might shock mail meaning pen pal amazing collection unsual * get rid of * not only ~ but also... whale beach

6 English Challenge 6 Syllabus Topic School Subjects At the Beach That s amazing. Are you serious? Like what? That s a good point. Good choice. Sure. Go ahead. No way. Are you kidding? I can t stand it. Guess what? * New amazing earth sun moon agree stand return fantastic 1 math English music art recess history P.E.(physical education) science health geography keyboarding social studies drama French Spanish seagull wave beach ball sand swimsuit seashell starfish snorkel inner tube build a sandcastle 2 florist factory worker taxi driver pharmacist construction worker waiter/waitress delivery person police officer bank teller lawyer cashier computer programmer secretary slice cucumbers peel potatoes cut vegetables crack eggs fry eggs chop onions steam broccoli pour oil deep-fry shrimp mix salad add flour to the mix How long have you been a taxi driver? I have been a taxi driver for 10 years. What do you do before you spread jam? I toast bread before I spread jam. How long has he lived in the United States? He has lived in the United States since What does she do after she washes vegetables? She cuts vegetables after she washes them. newsletter article senior citizen nursing home apartment building enjoy * hang on * hand out inland real surfer beginner surfboard * for a while * fall off routine

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