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2 MODULE VOCABULARY GRAMMAR People pp. - 2 Home pp. -2 School pp. 2- Work pp. - Personal details Character/ Appearance adjectives Interests/ Hobbies Houses Description of houses Furniture and appliances School subjects School accessories Jobs Workplaces Adjectives describing jobs Personality adjectives Personal pronouns (Subject & Object) To be Can (ability) Question words Have got Prepositions of place (direction & distance) There is/there are Plurals This/That These/Those Possessive case Possessive adjectives/ pronouns Articles (a, an, the) Cardinal & Ordinal numbers Present simple Prepositions of time Adverbs of frequency LISTENING COMPREHENSION Describing people Hobbies & Interests Location People & their houses School subjects School accessories School clubs Jobs KNOWLEDGE OF LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS Giving personal information Joining a club houses, furniture and appliances Describing a house schools Helping a new classmate Describing jobs A job interview KNOWLEDGE OF LANGUAGE MEANS Hobbies & Interests Clothes & Appearance House interior Housework questionnaire My parent s house School accessories A questionnaire on schools My new school Workplaces A job questionnaire Personal qualities READING COMPREHENSION clothes (multiple An giving news ( sentences, multiple choice) houses and things in them (multiple An about a new house (True/ False A text about a city (multiple choice) school and school life (multiple matching, True/ False A school poster (multiple choice) getting around and jobs (multiple Skills Check pp. -9 Family and social life pp. 0-9 Food pp Shopping and Services pp Family members Friends Everyday & Free-time Activities Food Quantifiers Utensils Shops Products Selling and buying Infinitive/Gerund Prepositions after verbs & adjectives Past simple (regular) (Un)countable nouns Some/Any/No Much/Many/ A lot of One/Ones Imperative Relatives Past simple (irregular) Free-time activities Family and friends Everyday activities Ordering food Food products Utensils Shops Products free-time activities Making invitations and suggestions food Ordering food at a restaurant shops Selling and buying Family Everyday activities Free-time activities Food products and quantifiers Recipes Food jokes Shops and products Services family and family life (multiple An about past holidays (completing a text, food (multiple matching, summarising texts) shops and products (reading for gist) A short text about shops and services in my city (reading for gist)

3 MODULE VOCABULARY GRAMMAR 8 Travelling and Tourism pp Means of transport Types of holidays Places to visit Directions Comparatives Prepositions of manner LISTENING COMPREHENSION Means of transport Travelling and tourism KNOWLEDGE OF LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS Booking a room Asking for information Asking for and giving directions KNOWLEDGE OF LANGUAGE MEANS Travelling Holiday questionnaire Holiday destinations READING COMPREHENSION holidays (multiple matching, summarising a text, multiple choice) Skills Check 2 pp Culture pp Sport pp. 0- Health pp Nature pp. 2- Celebrations Customs Music Musical instruments Sports Equipment Parts of the body Everyday hygiene Healthy lifestyle Illnesses and injuries First aid Weather Seasons and months Animals and plants Geographical features Skills Check pp. - Present continuous (Present & Future meaning) Conjunctions (and, or, because, before, after) Present perfect Exclamations Modal Verbs (Must, Can, Could, Should, Have to, Will) Be going to Future simple Sentences with the It subject Celebrations Music Sports Equipment Illnesses and injuries Everyday hygiene Weather Environment Animals Zoo Music Customs Celebrations Sports Equipment Joining a gym Healthy lifestyle First aid Illnesses and injuries Making an emergency phone call Weather Parts of animals bodies Seasons Animals Getting a pet from a pet shop Celebrations and festivals Favourite musical instruments Equipment Sportspeople Parts of the body Everyday hygiene questionnaire Healthy lifestyle Weather Pets Environmental problems A text about Halloween (reading for gist, celebrations (multiple sports and sportspeople (multiple matching, An about sporting experiences (multiple choice) healthy lifestyle (multiple matching, An about illnesses and injuries (multiple choice) the environment (multiple matching, summarising a text) An about wild animals (multiple choice, Final Skills Check pp. 2-7 Further Practice pp. 8-2

4 People Personal Details address age first name in her late twenties in his early thirties middle-aged nationality old teenager ng Appearance beard curly dark fair fat freckles long moustache overweight short slim straight tall thin wavy wrinkles Clothes and Accessories blouse boots cap coat dress glasses gloves hat jacket jeans jumper polo-neck raincoat sandals scarf shirt shoes shorts skirt socks suit sunglasses sweater sweatshirt tie tights tracksuit trainers trousers T-shirt uniform watch Character/Personality Adjectives angry bored brave calm clever excited funny happy hard-working kind lazy nice noisy patient polite quiet rude sad tired worried Interests/Hobbies collect action figures/comic books/ dolls/caps/stamps dance jog make clothes/jewellery paint play chess/computer games/the drums/the piano/the guitar ride a bike run sing swim watch TV Other advert attractive beautiful borrow buy cute club event get (un)dressed good-looking grey handsome hand wash interested in item of clothing join keen on multi-coloured note pretty put on/take off (clothes) red shop window ugly wear Useful Phrases And r surname? How do spell it? How old are? I can t stand painting. I m crazy about. What does he look like? What is he like? What is r lucky number? What nationality are? What s r address? What s r favourite colour? What s r name? What s r telephone number? When is r birthday? Where are from?

Vocabulary Appearance a) Write sentences

2 Learning new words You can remember new

in summer and winter? Label the pictures.

2 b) Write down the names of four people

Clothes and Accessories 2 a) Complete the

5 Vocabulary Appearance a) Write sentences describing the people in the pictures. 2 Learning new words You can remember new words more easily if put them in categories. b) Answer the questions. Which of the items in Ex. 2a are: for boys? for girls? for both? 2 Which can wear: in summer? in winter? in summer and winter? Label the pictures. 2 jumper He is old. He s got grey hair, a beard and a moustache. 2 b) Write down the names of four people know. Write what they look like. John is my friend. He is a teenager. He has got short curly hair and blue eyes. Clothes and Accessories 2 a) Complete the table with the words below. blouse boots cap coat dress suit gloves hat jacket tights scarf trainers socks tie sandals watch raincoat 7 8 Clothes Shoes Accessories blouse

Vocabulary Character/Personality Adjectives Label the pictures. Use: worried, tired, angry, excited, bored, sad.

Bill isn t afraid of anything; he s really brave / patient. 2 Laura can help ; she s very hard-working / kind. William is very calm / lazy; he can sit on the sofa all day.

e 2 a b c d e f Maria is very cute. Take off r sweater. Put on r sweatshirt. This skirt is very ugly. Tom is very handsome. Look at this multi-coloured uniform. It s cold outside. It s so ugly!

6 Vocabulary Character/Personality Adjectives Label the pictures. Use: worried, tired, angry, excited, bored, sad. 2 Interests/Hobbies 7 In pairs or in groups put the hobbies/interests from the list on p. 2 in order of preference. Tell the class. worried Number one is. Choose the correct word. Bill isn t afraid of anything; he s really brave / patient. 2 Laura can help ; she s very hard-working / kind. William is very calm / lazy; he can sit on the sofa all day. Helen is never polite / rude to people; she always says please and thank. Rachel can help with r homework; she s really clever / funny. Steve is really noisy / quiet. I can t sleep. Other Match. e 2 a b c d e f Maria is very cute. Take off r sweater. Put on r sweatshirt. This skirt is very ugly. Tom is very handsome. Look at this multi-coloured uniform. It s cold outside. It s so ugly! I don t want it. He looks great in his suit. I like her new dress. It s hot in here. Useful Phrases 8 Complete the exchanges with phrases from the list on p. 2. Then, in pairs, act out similar dialogues. A: What s r name? B: Janusz. 2 A: B: Dudek. A: B: I m 0. A: B: I m Polish. A: B:, Mountain Street. A: B: Write a word on the board. Can r friend make another word using one of the letters in r word?

Grammar Personal pronouns (Subject & Object) Singular I he/she/it Plural we they I always with a capital letter in the singular and plural he for a man or a boy she for a woman or a girl it for an

7 Grammar Personal pronouns (Subject & Object) Singular I he/she/it Plural we they I always with a capital letter in the singular and plural he for a man or a boy she for a woman or a girl it for an animal or a thing we for people they for people, animals or things Subject Pronouns I he/she/it we they Object Pronouns me him/her/it us them Use We use object pronouns after verbs or prepositions instead of nouns or names. Dawid is very tall. Look at him. Use We use subject pronouns before verbs instead of nouns or names. Anita is a teacher. She is from Poland. Underline the correct pronoun. David is fourteen. He/Him is a teenager. 2 This is my aunt. Her/She is very ng. This is my computer game. Do like me/it? I m cold. Can give I/me r scarf, please? Mr Adams can help us/we with our homework. Look at Paul and Bill. Them/They are funny. 7 We/Us are short and slim. 8 How old is r friend? Is he/him a teenager? 2 Replace the words in bold with subject/ object pronouns. Sam is in his early thirties. He is in his early thirties. 2 Joe and I have got the same watch. How do spell r name? Are the boys interested in swimming? Lucy is very keen on comic books. Can play the guitar for Lisa and me? 7 Take r shoes off! 8 Do like this skirt? The verb to be Affirmative I am ( m) funny. He/She/It is ( s) funny. We/You/They are ( re) funny. Negative I am not ( m not) funny. He/She/It is not (isn t) funny. We/You/They are not (aren t) funny. Interrogative/Short answers Am I funny? Yes, I am. / No, I m not. Is he/she/it funny? Yes, he/she/it is. / No, he/she/it isn t. Are we//they funny? Yes, we//they are. / No, we//they aren t. Use We do not repeat the whole question in short answers. We only use Yes or No, the subject pronoun and the appropriate verb form. Is she slim? Yes, she is. We use the long form of the verb to be in positive short answers. Is it long? Yes, it is. (NOT: Yes, it s.) We use the short form of the verb to be in negative short answers. Is he from Poland? No, he isn t. (NOT: No, he is not.) Make sentences. They/not/angry 2 he/twelve? we/not/from Poland 7

8 Grammar Complete the text with am/ m, is/ s, are/ re. Hello! My name ) is Mike and I 2) from the UK. I ) a student and I ) ten years old. My birthday ) in July. My favourite colours ) blue and green, and swimming 7) my favourite hobby. John and Ken 8) my best friends. They 9) kind and funny. My lucky number 0) twenty. What about? ) a student? When 2) r birthday? Mike Can (ability) Write some of the adjectives from p. 2 on the board. Say a sentence using one of them. Your friend repeats r sentence and says another sentence. The game continues until one of r friends forgets a sentence. Paul: I m clever. Becky: He s clever. I m kind. Simon: He s clever. She s kind. I m. Affirmative I/You can run. He/She/It can run. We/You/They can run. Negative I/You cannot (can t) run. He/She/It cannot (can t) run. We/You/They cannot (can t) run. Interrogative/Short answers Can I run? Yes, I can. / No, I can t. Can run? Yes, can. / No, can t. Can he/she/it run? Yes, he/she/it can. / No, he/she/it can t. Can we//they run? Yes, we//they can. / No, we//they can t. Use We use the verb can to talk about ability. I can sing. Look at the table and complete the sentences. Use can or can t. Andrew Penny Thomas Penny can play chess, but she play the drums. 2 Thomas sing, but he dance. Andrew and Thomas play chess, but they _ play the drums. Andrew and Penny sing, but they dance. Penny and Thomas swim, but they ride a bike. Make the questions. Then answer them. dogs/dance A: Can dogs dance? B: No, they can t. 2 a bird/run A: B: Yes, r dad/ride a bike A: B: No, a girl/play football A: B: Yes, babies/play chess A: B: No, /paint A: B: Yes, 8

UNIT 1. The Individual and Society. Personal Identification. 4. Complete the instructions with a verb. 1. Write the missing letters.

UNIT 1. The Individual and Society. Personal Identification. 4. Complete the instructions with a verb. 1. Write the missing letters. Smart Workbook UNIT 1 The Individual and Society Personal Identification 1. Write the missing letters. 4. Complete the instructions with a verb. a) _thletics c) c_ampion e) _ymnastics g) _entimetres b)