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Homophones
Jupiter is the biggest
planet of them all
01
Adjectives
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun
02
Adverbs
Venus is the second planet
from the Sun
03
Conjugation
Pluto is now considered a
dwarf planet
04

Every sentence should start with a capital letter
Jupiter is a gas giant and the biggest planet on the Solar System
01
Every sentence should have subject, verb & object
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one
02
The subject and verb forms are interrelated
Venus has a beautiful name, but also high temperatures
03

Connectors
Determiners Tense and aspect
Punctuation
Word order
5
Key principles of
English grammar
planet to the Sun

English grammar
Morphology Syntax
Structure of words Structure of sentences
Neptune is the farthest planet from the Sun and the
fourth-largest in the Solar System
Despite being red, Mars is actually a very cold planet.
It’s full of iron oxide dust

Analytic
planet of them all
01
Agglutinative
planet to the Sun
02
Synthetic
from the Sun
02
Polysynthetic
dwarf planet
04
Language types

Contractions in English grammar
You will You’ll What is What’s
You have You’ve What have What’ve
You are You’re What has What’s
Who would Who’d What are What’re
Who will Who’ll Were not Weren’t
Who is Who’s We have We’ve
Who had Who’d We had We’d

A (pro)noun
A complete sentence must include
Subject
01
planet to the Sun
A verb
Predicate
planet of them all
02
The exception is the
imperative sentence
“Come here!”

Choose the correct answer
I’ve got a…
blue pencil
pencil blue
pencil, blue
He’s got…
eyes green
eyes color green
green eyes
They bought…
eggs two
two eggs
eggs 2

Fast
Tender
Calm
Nice
Quick
Fastly
Tenderly
Calmly
Nicely
Quickly
Make adverbs by adding -ly to the adjective

Adverbs of frequency
Always Means all the time
Usually Means most times
Sometimes Means a small number of times
Never Means no times
Complete with the correct adverb
I…… order pizza here. It’s delicious!
I…… do it. I don’t like it!
I…… sing. It’s fun every once in a while
I…… do it. Every day!

Adjective Comparative Superlative
Tall Taller The tallest
Short Shorter The shortest
Fast Faster The fastest
Hard Harder The hardest
Nice Nicer The nicest
Deep Deeper The deepest

Jimmy is planning to draw some letters. How will he say that?
I draw some letters
I did draw some letters
I don’t draw some letters
I’m going to draw some letters
I drawing some letters Some letters were written

Write an example with “have got” for:
Things
I have got three hats
Parts of the body
I have got two eyes
Family members
I have got two sisters

When to use have or has?
I You We They He She It
Have Has
I have got a soccer ball She has got a soccer ball

Write imperative sentences by putting the words in the correct order
Me Pass Water The Please
Pass me the water, please
Be Don’t Please So Noisy
Don’t be so noisy, please
Please Me The Give Keys
Give me the keys, please

Infinitives are used to say why we do things
Going to Paris Visit the Eiffel Tower I’m going to Paris to visit the Eiffel Tower
Doing sports Get healthier I’m doing sports…
Create a sentence with these two phrases

Write down some things that you like and some that you don’t
Like
I like listening to music
I like pasta
I like being with my friends
Don’t like
I don’t like going to the doctor
I don’t like playing tennis
I don’t like being sad

I can…
dancing
dance
to dance
She… cook a meal
to can
can
don’t can
Can you… the guitar?
play
played
playing

Modals
Abilities in
the present
Abilities in
the past
Rules and
obligations
Can Could Must
Can’t Couldn’t Mustn’t
She can read She could read She must read

Drag the following words to the correct box
Countable nouns Uncountable nouns
Water Salt Cars Milk Peas Stones
Meters Sand Snow Circles Boys Blood
Water
Cars

Possessives
I You He She It We Them
My Your His Her Its Our Their
We use possessives to say who things belong to
I like house
You drive car
He plays guitar
She eats apple
They drink coffees
We live in house

Prepositions of time
In Before months and years In November we’re going to the wedding
On Before days and dates I have an exam on Friday
At Before times We will dinner at 12:30

These are my friends
Jupiter is the biggest planet
of them all
This is my sister
Mercury is the closest planet
to the Sun
Those cars are cool
from the Sun
That is your son
dwarf planet

He’s _____ the box He’s _____ the box He’s _____ the box He’s _____ the box
Fill in the blanks with the correct positional word
Under On
In By

He will…
being soon home on Saturday
be home soon on Saturday
can be soon home on Saturday
She wouldn’t…
be very busy next week
being very busy next week
will be very busy next week

Verb types
Action verbs
planet of them all
01
Verbs of being
planet to the Sun
02
Linking verbs
from the Sun
03
Auxiliary verbs
dwarf planet
04

Coordinating conjunctions
Mnemonic device
F
For
A
And
N
Nor
B
But
O
Or
Y
Yet
S
So

For Because I need a job for I am jobless
And In addition to She has a car and three motorcycles
Nor And not Neither Charly nor Clara are coming to the party
But However I go to school on Friday but I don’t on Saturday
Or Either Have you got a cat or a dog?
Yet But I like football yet I play basketball
So Therefore My friend is cool so everyone likes him

I… to the park yesterday
went
was go
will go
She… piano last night
will play
played
can play

I can…
stayed
stay
to stay
I will…
moving
could move
move
I would…
dance
danced
to dance
I could…
did it
do it
will

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