The document provides instructions for writing exercises in English, including describing oneself, listing the days of the week and months, writing numbers, and answering comprehension questions about a short letter describing a new dog named Luna.
The document describes personality traits and characteristics. It provides adjectives to describe people, such as friendly, clever, hard-working, optimistic, popular, calm, generous, tidy, obedient, patient, loving, polite, and proud. Antonyms are also given for some adjectives like silly, lazy, pessimistic, unpopular, nervous, selfish, messy, disobedient, impatient, aggressive, rude, and bossy.
The document provides a short description of a boy named Ernesto and his qualities as a friend and student. Ernesto comes from an educated family, gets good grades in school, and inspires his friend Andres to work harder. He is friendly, hardworking, and involved in various activities like sports and music.
This document provides instructions for several classroom activities and exercises involving the use of adverbs. It includes:
1) A memory matching game where students work in pairs to match cards with adverbs and their related adjectives.
2) An activity where students create a diagram showing the rules for forming adverbs from adjectives using the suffix -ly.
3) A speaking practice activity where students walk around the class asking each other questions using adverbs of manner and following up with additional questions using question words.
This document appears to be a test paper containing 4 sections assessing a student's knowledge of English grammar and vocabulary. The sections include: 1) completing comparisons using adjectives in brackets, 2) choosing the correct present tense form of verbs, 3) putting verbs into the past tense simple and making them negative and interrogative, and 4) putting verbs into the future tense. The document provides a scoring rubric for each section and space for a student to write their name.
The document contains sample dialogues for asking and answering common questions in Spanish such as where someone lives, where they are from, how they are doing, their name, age, the weather, if they have pets, describing their bedroom, if they have siblings, and their hobbies. Examples are provided for questions directed at the speaker as well as questions asking about other people like parents, siblings, and others. Responses include locations, names, ages, descriptions of weather, pets, bedrooms, numbers of siblings, and favorite hobbies.
The document provides instructions for packing Liz's bag with various clothing items including a sweater, sweatshirt, jacket, coat, scarf, boots, hat, and gloves. It then shows pictures of the clothing items and asks students to match them to the words. The document also contains exercises teaching letter combinations like "oo" and "o" and provides examples of words containing those letter combinations. It ends by listing the page numbers for two exercises.
This document contains possible examiner's questions for a grade 2 English exam covering several topics:
1. Wh-questions about objects, locations, colors, numbers, and commands
2. Questions about pets
3. Questions about the weather
4. Questions about houses, rooms, and family members
5. Questions about dates, days, months, and birthdays
6. Questions using simple present and present continuous tenses
7. Suggestions for candidates to provide more than just yes/no answers
The document describes a student's neighborhood, school, daily routines, and interests in animals. The student lives in an apartment in San Sebastián de los Reyes/Alcobendas near Madrid, Spain. At school, the student studies subjects like Spanish, English, math, and has 23 classmates. Typical daily routines include waking at 7:30/8 AM, going to school from 9:30 AM to 1 PM, then again from 3 to 4:30 PM, doing homework, and going to sleep at 10 PM. The student's favorite animals are dogs and horses.
The document describes personality traits and characteristics. It provides adjectives to describe people, such as friendly, clever, hard-working, optimistic, popular, calm, generous, tidy, obedient, patient, loving, polite, and proud. Antonyms are also given for some adjectives like silly, lazy, pessimistic, unpopular, nervous, selfish, messy, disobedient, impatient, aggressive, rude, and bossy.
The document provides a short description of a boy named Ernesto and his qualities as a friend and student. Ernesto comes from an educated family, gets good grades in school, and inspires his friend Andres to work harder. He is friendly, hardworking, and involved in various activities like sports and music.
This document provides instructions for several classroom activities and exercises involving the use of adverbs. It includes:
1) A memory matching game where students work in pairs to match cards with adverbs and their related adjectives.
2) An activity where students create a diagram showing the rules for forming adverbs from adjectives using the suffix -ly.
3) A speaking practice activity where students walk around the class asking each other questions using adverbs of manner and following up with additional questions using question words.
This document appears to be a test paper containing 4 sections assessing a student's knowledge of English grammar and vocabulary. The sections include: 1) completing comparisons using adjectives in brackets, 2) choosing the correct present tense form of verbs, 3) putting verbs into the past tense simple and making them negative and interrogative, and 4) putting verbs into the future tense. The document provides a scoring rubric for each section and space for a student to write their name.
The document contains sample dialogues for asking and answering common questions in Spanish such as where someone lives, where they are from, how they are doing, their name, age, the weather, if they have pets, describing their bedroom, if they have siblings, and their hobbies. Examples are provided for questions directed at the speaker as well as questions asking about other people like parents, siblings, and others. Responses include locations, names, ages, descriptions of weather, pets, bedrooms, numbers of siblings, and favorite hobbies.
The document provides instructions for packing Liz's bag with various clothing items including a sweater, sweatshirt, jacket, coat, scarf, boots, hat, and gloves. It then shows pictures of the clothing items and asks students to match them to the words. The document also contains exercises teaching letter combinations like "oo" and "o" and provides examples of words containing those letter combinations. It ends by listing the page numbers for two exercises.
This document contains possible examiner's questions for a grade 2 English exam covering several topics:
1. Wh-questions about objects, locations, colors, numbers, and commands
2. Questions about pets
3. Questions about the weather
4. Questions about houses, rooms, and family members
5. Questions about dates, days, months, and birthdays
6. Questions using simple present and present continuous tenses
7. Suggestions for candidates to provide more than just yes/no answers
The document describes a student's neighborhood, school, daily routines, and interests in animals. The student lives in an apartment in San Sebastián de los Reyes/Alcobendas near Madrid, Spain. At school, the student studies subjects like Spanish, English, math, and has 23 classmates. Typical daily routines include waking at 7:30/8 AM, going to school from 9:30 AM to 1 PM, then again from 3 to 4:30 PM, doing homework, and going to sleep at 10 PM. The student's favorite animals are dogs and horses.
The document contains 21 questions asking for personal details about a student such as their name, age, family members, home, interests, schedule, and extracurricular activities. The student is instructed to answer each question in a complete sentence on the following page. An example response is provided about what the student's uncle looks like.
This document defines and provides examples of the adjectives interested, bored, excited, annoyed, tired, and worried. It then provides sentences using these adjectives correctly and exercises for the reader to practice using the adjectives. Some key points covered include:
- Excited means looking forward to something, interested means wanting to know more, bored means not interested, annoyed means upset or angry, tired means having no energy left, and worried means keeping thinking about a problem.
- Examples are given showing the correct usage of these adjectives in sentences about newspapers, holidays, opera, politicians, traveling abroad, eating manners, and news.
- Further exercises provide opportunities to use these adjectives in sentences
The document provides a reading comprehension activity with 50 multiple choice questions about various topics related to activities, sports, and swimming. The questions test understanding of topics like types of activities, verbs, parts of speech, synonyms/antonyms, and comprehension of a passage about a walking club. The questions are in a multiple choice format and test grammar, vocabulary, and reading skills.
Ms. Johnson hosted a brain game with 4 teams - Red, Blue, Orange, and Green. The game involved answering questions by raising colored papers. Correct answers earned points. Questions included math problems, riddles about objects like maps and candles, and word problems. The game covered topics like numbers, names, descriptions, and involved reasoning to determine what was being described.
Fedor is a 13-year-old boy from Barnaul, Russia who enjoys energetic activities like sports and computer games in his free time. He does well in school subjects like Algebra, Geometry and Physics. Fedor comes from a large family that includes parents, brothers, aunts, uncles and cousins, and he has a dog as a pet.
Fedor is a 13-year-old boy from Barnaul, Russia who enjoys energetic activities like sports, games, and being outdoors. He does well in school subjects like algebra, geometry, and physics. Fedor comes from a large family that includes parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, and cousins, and he has a dog as a pet.
Fedor is a 13-year-old boy from Barnaul, Russia who enjoys energetic activities like sports and computer games in his free time. He does well in school subjects like Algebra, Geometry and Physics. Fedor comes from a large family that includes parents, brothers, aunts, uncles and cousins, and he has a dog as a pet.
This document provides a lesson on days of the week and timetables. It includes exercises to practice using days of the week to talk about daily schedules and activities. A sample timetable is provided listing activities for each day of the week. Students are asked to complete sentences using days of the week and to answer questions about sample timetables using the present simple tense. The lesson aims to teach students how to use days of the week and talk about everyday routines and activities.
The document contains 22 questions asking a student about their name, age, family, possessions, pets, favorite animals, and their teacher. The student is asked to answer each question with a complete sentence on the following page. Some example questions include what their name is, how old they are, what color their shirt is, if they have a schoolbag and what's inside it, if they have a pet and what type it is, and if their teacher is tall or young.
This document is a lesson plan for a unit on clothes. It lists different types of clothing like dresses, blouses, trousers, jeans, shorts, tights, shirts, T-shirts, and skirts. It also lists items of footwear like socks, trainers, and shoes. The document repeats the clothing lists and references an exercise on page 39 to accompany the lesson.
The document contains 24 questions for a student to answer in complete sentences about their personal information, family, neighborhood, school, schedule, hobbies and a recent date. The student is instructed to provide their responses on the following page. Example responses are requested to be written in full sentences.
This document contains an English exercise with three parts:
1) A matching exercise with words related to daily activities.
2) A sentence completion exercise using the present simple and present progressive tenses.
3) A true/false comprehension exercise about a dog finding and interacting with different colored balls.
The document contains questions asking for personal information such as name, age, hometown, school, classes, hobbies, daily routine, family, friends, and opinions on various subjects like sports, food, and television shows. It also includes questions testing language skills like asking for the time, date, weather, and describing pictures.
This document contains an English exam for the second term of the eighth grade. It includes sections on language functions, reading comprehension, writing and usage, and punctuation. The language functions section contains incomplete dialogs and mini-dialogues to be filled in. The reading comprehension section includes matching exercises and questions about short passages. The writing and usage section contains multiple choice questions testing grammar and vocabulary. The final section involves punctuating sentences correctly. The document provides a practice exam assessing various elements of the English language.
The document contains 5 passages about various topics:
1. The British royal family, describing Queen Elizabeth II and her children and grandchildren.
2. A story about a mother and daughter, Sophia and Lina Edwards, who attend the same college classes.
3. An activity asking the reader to identify jobs based on descriptions.
4. A short text about a boy's family that asks the reader true or false questions.
5. A poem titled "Beautiful Soup" to be memorized.
This document provides sample questions for practicing typical mistakes made on the FCE Speaking exam. It includes 10 multiple choice questions testing grammar points like verb tenses, prepositions, and articles. It also provides 7 open cloze exercises where the reader adds a single word to complete each sentence. The questions cover common topics for the exam like travel, language learning, hometown, accommodation, hobbies, and family to allow test takers to practice answering typical Part One questions and Use of English tasks.
This document provides a list of learning activities for a second term in the second year, including listening activities like filling in missing vowels and gaps, reading activities like matching items and circling pictures, and writing activities like matching capital and small letters, completing sentences, and writing questions. The listening section focuses on practicing vowels and filling in blanks in sample dialogs. Reading involves matching items to categories and identifying pictures. Writing covers handwriting practice, completing sentences, and forming questions.
This document provides a grammar, vocabulary, and word formation assessment for 11th grade students. It contains 5 multiple choice questions testing grammar concepts, 5 testing vocabulary, and 3 testing word formations. The assessment also includes a short communication section matching 5 questions with responses. The document aims to test essential English language skills for 11th grade level.
This document contains an English lesson for non-native English speakers. It includes dialogues, vocabulary words, grammar exercises, and reading passages. The lesson focuses on topics like seasons, family, daily routines, and describing people. It provides models and prompts to help students practice speaking, reading, and writing in English. Exercises include filling in blanks, matching, asking and answering questions, and writing short responses. The goal is to help students learn and practice essential English language skills.
The document is an English lesson for students. It contains various exercises including dialogues, word readings, descriptions of pictures, interviews, and fill-in-the-blank questions. The lesson focuses on topics like seasons, family, daily schedules and activities. Students are asked to practice speaking, reading and writing in English.
1) The document is an English reading comprehension test for a 3rd grade student named Elisa.
2) Elisa is unsure what to study in university as she does well in many subjects like math, chemistry, and physics. She considers becoming an astronaut, doctor, or history teacher.
3) At the end, Elisa decides she enjoys reading and writing and thinks she will study something related to humanities and become a writer.
The document contains 21 questions asking for personal details about a student such as their name, age, family members, home, interests, schedule, and extracurricular activities. The student is instructed to answer each question in a complete sentence on the following page. An example response is provided about what the student's uncle looks like.
This document defines and provides examples of the adjectives interested, bored, excited, annoyed, tired, and worried. It then provides sentences using these adjectives correctly and exercises for the reader to practice using the adjectives. Some key points covered include:
- Excited means looking forward to something, interested means wanting to know more, bored means not interested, annoyed means upset or angry, tired means having no energy left, and worried means keeping thinking about a problem.
- Examples are given showing the correct usage of these adjectives in sentences about newspapers, holidays, opera, politicians, traveling abroad, eating manners, and news.
- Further exercises provide opportunities to use these adjectives in sentences
The document provides a reading comprehension activity with 50 multiple choice questions about various topics related to activities, sports, and swimming. The questions test understanding of topics like types of activities, verbs, parts of speech, synonyms/antonyms, and comprehension of a passage about a walking club. The questions are in a multiple choice format and test grammar, vocabulary, and reading skills.
Ms. Johnson hosted a brain game with 4 teams - Red, Blue, Orange, and Green. The game involved answering questions by raising colored papers. Correct answers earned points. Questions included math problems, riddles about objects like maps and candles, and word problems. The game covered topics like numbers, names, descriptions, and involved reasoning to determine what was being described.
Fedor is a 13-year-old boy from Barnaul, Russia who enjoys energetic activities like sports and computer games in his free time. He does well in school subjects like Algebra, Geometry and Physics. Fedor comes from a large family that includes parents, brothers, aunts, uncles and cousins, and he has a dog as a pet.
Fedor is a 13-year-old boy from Barnaul, Russia who enjoys energetic activities like sports, games, and being outdoors. He does well in school subjects like algebra, geometry, and physics. Fedor comes from a large family that includes parents, siblings, aunts, uncles, and cousins, and he has a dog as a pet.
Fedor is a 13-year-old boy from Barnaul, Russia who enjoys energetic activities like sports and computer games in his free time. He does well in school subjects like Algebra, Geometry and Physics. Fedor comes from a large family that includes parents, brothers, aunts, uncles and cousins, and he has a dog as a pet.
This document provides a lesson on days of the week and timetables. It includes exercises to practice using days of the week to talk about daily schedules and activities. A sample timetable is provided listing activities for each day of the week. Students are asked to complete sentences using days of the week and to answer questions about sample timetables using the present simple tense. The lesson aims to teach students how to use days of the week and talk about everyday routines and activities.
The document contains 22 questions asking a student about their name, age, family, possessions, pets, favorite animals, and their teacher. The student is asked to answer each question with a complete sentence on the following page. Some example questions include what their name is, how old they are, what color their shirt is, if they have a schoolbag and what's inside it, if they have a pet and what type it is, and if their teacher is tall or young.
This document is a lesson plan for a unit on clothes. It lists different types of clothing like dresses, blouses, trousers, jeans, shorts, tights, shirts, T-shirts, and skirts. It also lists items of footwear like socks, trainers, and shoes. The document repeats the clothing lists and references an exercise on page 39 to accompany the lesson.
The document contains 24 questions for a student to answer in complete sentences about their personal information, family, neighborhood, school, schedule, hobbies and a recent date. The student is instructed to provide their responses on the following page. Example responses are requested to be written in full sentences.
This document contains an English exercise with three parts:
1) A matching exercise with words related to daily activities.
2) A sentence completion exercise using the present simple and present progressive tenses.
3) A true/false comprehension exercise about a dog finding and interacting with different colored balls.
The document contains questions asking for personal information such as name, age, hometown, school, classes, hobbies, daily routine, family, friends, and opinions on various subjects like sports, food, and television shows. It also includes questions testing language skills like asking for the time, date, weather, and describing pictures.
This document contains an English exam for the second term of the eighth grade. It includes sections on language functions, reading comprehension, writing and usage, and punctuation. The language functions section contains incomplete dialogs and mini-dialogues to be filled in. The reading comprehension section includes matching exercises and questions about short passages. The writing and usage section contains multiple choice questions testing grammar and vocabulary. The final section involves punctuating sentences correctly. The document provides a practice exam assessing various elements of the English language.
The document contains 5 passages about various topics:
1. The British royal family, describing Queen Elizabeth II and her children and grandchildren.
2. A story about a mother and daughter, Sophia and Lina Edwards, who attend the same college classes.
3. An activity asking the reader to identify jobs based on descriptions.
4. A short text about a boy's family that asks the reader true or false questions.
5. A poem titled "Beautiful Soup" to be memorized.
This document provides sample questions for practicing typical mistakes made on the FCE Speaking exam. It includes 10 multiple choice questions testing grammar points like verb tenses, prepositions, and articles. It also provides 7 open cloze exercises where the reader adds a single word to complete each sentence. The questions cover common topics for the exam like travel, language learning, hometown, accommodation, hobbies, and family to allow test takers to practice answering typical Part One questions and Use of English tasks.
This document provides a list of learning activities for a second term in the second year, including listening activities like filling in missing vowels and gaps, reading activities like matching items and circling pictures, and writing activities like matching capital and small letters, completing sentences, and writing questions. The listening section focuses on practicing vowels and filling in blanks in sample dialogs. Reading involves matching items to categories and identifying pictures. Writing covers handwriting practice, completing sentences, and forming questions.
This document provides a grammar, vocabulary, and word formation assessment for 11th grade students. It contains 5 multiple choice questions testing grammar concepts, 5 testing vocabulary, and 3 testing word formations. The assessment also includes a short communication section matching 5 questions with responses. The document aims to test essential English language skills for 11th grade level.
This document contains an English lesson for non-native English speakers. It includes dialogues, vocabulary words, grammar exercises, and reading passages. The lesson focuses on topics like seasons, family, daily routines, and describing people. It provides models and prompts to help students practice speaking, reading, and writing in English. Exercises include filling in blanks, matching, asking and answering questions, and writing short responses. The goal is to help students learn and practice essential English language skills.
The document is an English lesson for students. It contains various exercises including dialogues, word readings, descriptions of pictures, interviews, and fill-in-the-blank questions. The lesson focuses on topics like seasons, family, daily schedules and activities. Students are asked to practice speaking, reading and writing in English.
1) The document is an English reading comprehension test for a 3rd grade student named Elisa.
2) Elisa is unsure what to study in university as she does well in many subjects like math, chemistry, and physics. She considers becoming an astronaut, doctor, or history teacher.
3) At the end, Elisa decides she enjoys reading and writing and thinks she will study something related to humanities and become a writer.
This document appears to be from an English language textbook for young Portuguese students. It includes sections on vocabulary, grammar, songs, stories and activities related to introducing oneself, classroom language, colors and school supplies. The textbook uses characters like April, Melody and Rudy to teach English concepts in a fun, engaging way for students.
This document contains information about an English language textbook used in Ecuadorian schools. It includes the names and titles of government education officials in Ecuador. It also contains publishing information about the textbook such as the printing details, a note about promoting environmental awareness, and a warning that the book is for free distribution and not for sale. The remainder of the document contains the table of contents for the student book and activity book that make up the textbook. The table of contents lists the units and lessons contained in each book.
The document is a textbook for teaching English to 3rd grade students in Ukraine. It was published in 2020 by Vidavnictvo "Lingvist" in Kyiv. The textbook is recommended by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine. It is designed to teach English according to the state standards for primary general secondary education in Ukraine's New Ukrainian School. The textbook has a strong communicative and activity-based focus that is appropriate for students' ages and lays a solid foundation for further successful learning of English.
The student enjoyed art and cultural studies but found it annoying when the teacher had to repeat things. Their favorite activity was a koi carp sketch because they liked how it turned out. They would have liked to add more color to their koi carp. They disliked a wire sculpture activity because they kept pricking themselves. Overall, they felt they put in a good effort in their work.
- The document provides tips and strategies for taking tests, including the California Standardized Test (CST).
- It recommends doing the easy multiple choice problems first, marking difficult problems to return to later, and using context clues and process of elimination to guess answers when unsure.
- The main strategies are to read questions before passages to understand what to look for, identify main ideas and details, and use context clues and elimination of incorrect answers to make educated guesses.
The document contains lessons from an English reader textbook for children including poems, stories, grammar exercises, and writing prompts. It introduces topics like the alphabet song, parts of speech, sentence structure, reading comprehension, and more. Various exercises are provided under each lesson to help students practice and improve their English language skills.
This document provides instructions for English language learning activities for 10th grade students. It includes vocabulary lists, grammar explanations, exercises, and questions related to months of the year, celebrations, personal pronouns, and demonstrative pronouns. Students are asked to identify months, birthdays, pronouns, complete sentences, answer questions, and participate in other interactive activities to practice their English skills.
This document provides vocabulary and instructions for an English lesson on personal pronouns and months of the year. It includes a lesson outline with objectives, vocabulary like celebrations and months, and exercises like filling in pronouns and matching months to activities. Students are asked to investigate word patterns, watch a video, and fill out a questionnaire with questions about birthdays and months. The document aims to help students learn about personal pronouns and describing times and celebrations using English vocabulary and grammar.
This document is a workbook in English for 10th grade students in Ukraine. The first unit is about people and relationships. It includes exercises on vocabulary related to personality traits, a questionnaire to determine what kind of person you are, reading comprehension questions, grammar exercises using "used to", speaking questions, and writing assignments. The overall document provides a variety of language learning activities centered around social relationships and self-reflection.
This document provides information about classroom vocabulary, expressions, the alphabet, numbers, greetings, and email addresses. It introduces goals of learning classroom language and expressions as well as strategies for class participation and preparation. Sample dialogs are provided to demonstrate spelling names, email addresses, phone numbers, and greetings.
This document appears to be the cover of a Ukrainian language workbook for 5th grade students. It includes the title, authors, publisher and year of publication. The cover provides high-level information about the contents of the workbook, which includes lessons on various topics related to school, time, subjects, vocabulary and grammar exercises. However, it does not provide details about the specific content within the lessons.
This document provides rules for using articles (a, an, the) in English sentences. It discusses when to use articles with countable nouns, singular vs. plural nouns, proper nouns, uncountable nouns, names of countries, languages, meals, years and days. Examples are given for each rule and practice exercises follow each rule to help understand when to use or not use articles in different contexts. Key terms discussed include countable vs. uncountable nouns, singular vs. plural, and specific vs. non-specific mentions.
This document provides rules for using articles (a, an, the) in English sentences. It discusses when to use articles with countable nouns, singular vs. plural nouns, proper nouns, uncountable nouns, names of countries, languages, meals, years and days. It includes examples for each rule and practice exercises testing the rules. The key points are that articles are used with countable nouns, to indicate singular vs. plural, and with plural proper nouns. They are not used with uncountable nouns, names of countries/languages/meals or before years.
This document provides rules for using articles (a, an, the) in English sentences. It discusses when to use articles with countable nouns, singular vs. plural nouns, proper nouns, uncountable nouns, names of countries, languages, meals, years, days, and possessives. Examples are given for each rule and practice exercises provide opportunities to apply the rules. Key points covered include using 'a' with singular countable nouns, 'the' with plural or previously mentioned nouns, and omitting articles in certain cases like with uncountable nouns, names, and possessives.
This document provides rules for using articles (a, an, the) in English sentences. It discusses when to use articles with countable nouns, singular vs. plural nouns, proper nouns, uncountable nouns, names of countries, languages, meals, years and days. Examples are given for each rule and exercises provided to practice applying the rules. Key points covered include using 'a' with singular countable nouns, 'the' with plural or previously mentioned nouns, and not using articles in certain cases like with uncountable nouns or names.
This document appears to be a workbook or textbook for learning English as a foreign language. It contains various exercises for students to practice vocabulary, grammar, and language skills related to family, occupations, clothing, and other everyday topics. The exercises include filling in blanks, matching words and phrases, answering questions, writing sentences, and short reading comprehension activities. The document is written in both Ukrainian and English.
El documento describe las características del sujeto en una oración. El sujeto puede ser un sustantivo propio, un pronombre o un grupo nominal, y puede ser de dos tipos: sujeto agente u sujeto paciente.
This document provides examples of sentences in the present simple tense in English, including affirmative sentences, negative sentences, and interrogative sentences. It gives examples of each with various subjects like "I", "you", "he", "she", etc. It also provides examples of interrogative sentences and short affirmative or negative answers. The examples discuss actions like playing an instrument or living in a country. It suggests using the present simple tense to discuss regular or repeated routines.
The document provides examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative sentences with subjects like "I", "you", "he", and "they" followed by the verb "to be" and the present participle of the main verb. It also gives negative sentences formed by adding "not" and contracted forms. Finally, it lists interrogative sentences formed with the subject and the verb "to be" to ask questions.
The document provides examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative sentences with subjects like "I", "you", "he", and "they" followed by the verb "to be" and the present participle of the main verb. It also gives negative sentences formed by adding "not" and contracted forms. Finally, it lists interrogative sentences formed with the subject and the verb "to be" to ask questions.
The document provides examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences in the present simple tense. It gives sample sentences using common verbs like "play" and "live." It also includes examples of interrogative sentences and their affirmative/negative answers. The purpose is to demonstrate how to form and use different sentence structures in the present simple tense.
The document provides examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative sentences with subjects like "I", "you", "he", and "they" followed by the verb "to be" and the present participle of the main verb. It also gives negative sentences formed by adding "not" and contracted forms, as well as interrogative sentences formed with auxiliary "to be".
The document provides examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative sentences with subjects like "I", "you", "he", and "they" followed by the verb "to be" and the present participle of the main verb. It also gives negative sentences formed by adding "not" and contracted forms, as well as interrogative sentences formed with auxiliary "to be".
The document provides examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative sentences with subjects like "I", "you", "he", and "they" followed by the verb "to be" and the present participle of the main verb. It also gives negative sentences formed by adding "not" and contracted forms, as well as interrogative sentences formed with auxiliary "to be".
The document provides examples of sentences in the present continuous tense in English, including affirmative sentences with subjects like "I", "you", "he", and "they" followed by the verb "to be" and the present participle of the main verb. It also gives negative sentences formed by adding "not" and contracted forms. Finally, it lists interrogative sentences formed with the subject and the verb "to be" to ask questions.
Mary moves into a new purple flat where a family of mice also lives. One morning, the mice hear a strange noise in the house and go to find their uncle Matthew for help investigating. Uncle Matthew and the mice follow the pleasant sound to the bedroom, where they discover Mary playing her old guitar. Mary gets scared when she sees the mice and runs away, never returning to the purple flat.
A family of mice hear a new noise coming from inside the flat they live in. They go to their uncle Matthew for help investigating. He agrees to help them. Upon searching the flat, they find a girl named Mary playing her old guitar. Mary gets scared when she sees the mice and runs away, never returning to the flat.
A family of mice hear a new noise coming from inside the flat they live in. They go to their uncle Matthew for help investigating. He agrees to help them. Upon searching the flat, they find a girl named Mary playing her old guitar. Mary gets scared when she sees the mice and runs away, never returning to the flat.
Machu Picchu is an old Inca city located in the Andes Mountains in Peru that was built in the 15th century by the Inca leader Pachacuti. It was abandoned in the 16th century by the Incas and remained hidden until its rediscovery in 1911 by American historian Hiram Bingham, who uncovered the lost city overgrown with vegetation.
Machu Picchu is an old Inca city in Peru built in the 15th century by Pachacuti. The Incas abandoned Machu Picchu in the 16th century. It remained lost until 1911 when American historian Hiram Bingham discovered the overgrown city full of vegetation.
Machu Picchu is an old Inca city located in the Andes Mountains of Peru that was built in the 15th century by Pachacuti. The Incas abandoned the city in the 16th century. It was rediscovered in 1911 by American historian Hiram Bingham, who uncovered the lost city overgrown with vegetation.
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Leonardo DiCaprio House: Malibu Beachfront Retreat
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His Malibu beachfront house is one of the most famous properties in Leonardo DiCaprio's real estate portfolio. Situated in the exclusive Carbon Beach. also known as "Billionaire's Beach," this property boasts stunning ocean views and private beach access. The "Leonardo DiCaprio house" in Malibu is a testament to the actor's love for the sea and his penchant for luxurious living.
Architectural Highlights
The Malibu house features a modern design with clean lines, large windows. and open spaces blending indoor and outdoor living. The expansive deck and patio areas provide ample space for entertaining guests or enjoying a quiet sunset. The house has state-of-the-art amenities. including a gourmet kitchen, a home theatre, and many guest suites.
Sustainable Features
Leonardo DiCaprio is a well-known environmental activist. whose Malibu house reflects his commitment to sustainability. The property incorporates solar panels, energy-efficient appliances, and sustainable building materials. The landscaping around the house is also designed to be water-efficient. featuring drought-resistant plants and intelligent irrigation systems.
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Another remarkable property in Leonardo DiCaprio's collection is his Hollywood Hills house. This secluded retreat offers privacy and tranquility. making it an ideal escape from the hustle and bustle of Los Angeles. The "Leonardo DiCaprio house" in Hollywood Hills nestled among lush greenery. and offers panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes.
Design and Amenities
The Hollywood Hills house is a mid-century modern gem characterized by its sleek design and floor-to-ceiling windows. The open-concept living space is perfect for entertaining. while the cozy bedrooms provide a comfortable retreat. The property also features a swimming pool, and outdoor dining area. and a spacious deck that overlooks the cityscape.
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1. ENGLISH
1.Describe yourself.
What are you wearing?
2.What time is it?
3:00-
6:30-
7:15-
5:30-
7:00-
12:15-
11:45-
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3.Write the days of the week.
4.Write the months of the year.
5.Write about yourself: My name is...;I am..........years old; I like........; my favourite........is
................ and so on.
6.Write the numbers:
30- 92-
15- 100-
45- 128-
77- 166-
89- 112-
7.Read:
Dear Lobito,
I'm a bit sad because you aren't here, but I've got a new friend! Her name is Luna the dog.
She's black and white. She's got a long tail and big teeth like me. She can run and jump and play
games. She can swim too. She likes swimming in the river .
Love from
Your cousin.
8 . Answer :
a)Describe Luna.
b)What can she do?
c)Can she climb trees?
d)Where does she like swimming?
e)Do you like dogs?
f)What is your favourite animal?