Englsih review

1. REVIEW
English
P2

2. Things that
you can find
in your class

3. Chair
Pencil
Book
White Board
Pen
Ruler
Abacus
Bag
Table
Chalk
Sharpener
Pencil Color

4. Singular
Plural

5. SINGULAR
A form of a word used to
show that only one person
or thing.

6. PLURAL
A form of a word that refers to
more than one person or
thing

7. Singular Plural Singular Plural

8. FICTION
NON
FICTION

9. Fiction
FICTION IS A STORY MADE UP IN THE
AUTHOR’S IMAGINATION

11. Non-Fiction
Non fiction teaches us facts and
information

13. POSSESSIVE

14. Posses = Own
Possessive noun is a word that
shows that someone (or
something) owns or belongs or
has something,

15. Singular Possessive
A singular possessive noun shows ownership by one person or thing.
Singular Possessive nouns
Noun + ‘s
Example:
Boy + ‘s = Boy’s (This book is Boy’s)
Alex + ‘s = Alex’s (That house is Alex’s)
Teacher + ‘s = Teacher’s (She brings teacher’s book)

16. Plural Possessive
A plural possessive noun shows ownership by more than one person or thing.
Plural Possessive nouns
End with “s” + an Apostrophe (‘)
Don’t end with “s” or ‘s
Girls + ‘ = Girls’ (That is girls’ room)
Cats + ‘ = Cats’ (The cats’ are eating food)
The plural nouns without “s” in the end of the word, you can put ‘s in the
end.
Mice + ‘s = Mice’s (The mice’s tail is long)
Children +’s = Children’s (The children’s clothes are wet)

17. VOWEL
AND
CONSONANT

18. Vowel
A I U E O
Sun the vowel is
“U”
Car the vowel is
“A”
Girl the vowel is
“I”
Box the vowel is
“O”

19. Consonant
B C D F G H J K L M N P Q R S T V W X Y
Z
Sun the consonant are “S”
and “N”
Car the consonant are “C”
and “R”
Girl the consonant are “G”,
“R” and “L”

20. THE SOUND OF
SH, CH, TH,
AND TCH

21. SH CH TH TCH
SHEEP CHAIR THINK WITCH
SHOULDER CHALK PATH KITCHEN
FISH TEACH THROW CATCH
WISH LUNCH FATHER WATCH
SHOES CHERRY BATH PITCH

22. THE USE OF
ARTICLE “A”
AND “AN”

23. Article “Ä”
The article “a” used with
nouns that begin with
consonant.

24. A BUS
A ZOO
A PHONE
A GIRL

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ARTICLE “AN”
The article “an” used with nouns
begin with vowel sound.

26. AN UMBRELLA AN OCTOPUS
AN ORANGE
AN ICE CREAM

27. Hour = A Hour
Hour = An Hour
EXCEPTION
Unicorn = An Unicorn
Unicorn = A Unicorn
Uniform = An Uniform
Uniform = A Uniform