This document provides an index and overview of educational materials for learning English. It includes information on functions like greetings, farewells, inviting, and thanking. It also covers grammar and vocabulary topics such as verb tenses, prepositions, questions, and subject-verb agreement. Dialogues are provided as examples. Users can click underlined words to access explanations, definitions, and videos on each topic. The goal is to help users learn English concepts and have fun through an interactive online format.

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FUNCTİONS •Greeting
•Asking for and giving information
•Inviting, accepting or refusing
•Thanking
•Saying farewell and leave-taking
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2. INDEX
Pandora & Maria
Mrs. Brown & Jack
Tony & Jane
Prof. Janet & Billy
Justin & Billy
Lily & Cindy
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Tony & Jane
Tony: Hi, Jane. What’s up?
Jane:Nothing new. What about you?
Tony: Allright. Are you coming party on
sunday?
Jane: Yeah, sure, I am.
Tony: Awesome. How will you go? My father
will take us there with his car. We can take
you, too.
Jane: Oh, really! That will be great. Can you
take me at seven?
Tony: Sure.
Jane: It’s a deal. See you there!
Tony: See you!
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Justin & Billy
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Justin: Hey man! Where are you going?
Billy: I am going home.
Justin: Are you coming to the party?
Billy: Nah. I can’t come.
Justin: Why not?
Billy: I have to do my homework.
Justin: That’s bad, it’s going to be a lot of
fun. Actually, I can help you with your
homework.
Billy: Wow, Justin, You’re the best. Cheers!
Justin: No problem, buddy. Now you’re
coming to the party.
Billy: Yes, I am 
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Mrs. Brown & Jack
Mrs. Brown: Hello there!
Jack: Hello Mrs. Brown! How are you?
Mrs. Brown: I am fine. Thank you. How are you?
Jack: Thanks, Mrs. Brown. I am fine, too.
Mrs. Brown: What are you doing there?
Jack: I am organizing the garden, because I will
have a party in here on Sunday.
Mrs. Brown: Oh, really!
Jack: Yes, Mrs. Brown. All my classmates will be
here on Sunday.
Mrs. Brown: Oh.. Well, but don’t make too muck
noise!
Jack: Don’t worry about it. We will just eat some
pizza and play games. There won’t be any noise.
Mrs. Brown: I see, have a nice party, then.
Jack: Thank you!
Mrs. Brown: You’re welcome.
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Prof. Janet & Billy
Billy: Hello Prof. Janet. How are you?
Prof. Janet: Thank you Billy. I am fine and
you?
Billy: Thank you Professor. Do you have a
minute?
Prof. Janet: Of course.
Billy: When should I deliver my homework?
Prof. Janet: It’s due to this Monday.
Billy: Professor, could you give me some
more time, like next Friday?
Prof. Janet: I am afraid I can’t Billy.
Everybody should bring it on Monday.
Billy: Ok. Good bye!
Prof. Janet: Good bye and good luck with
your homework!
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Pandora & Maria
Pandora: Hey! How are you doing?
Maria: I am doing fine, you?
Pandora: Awesome. There is a party this
weekend.
Maria: Great! Where is it?
Pandora: It’s at Michelle’s home.
Maria: Will Michelle’s parents be at home?
Pandora: Nope, they won’t be at home.
Maria: Sweet. Can I bring my boyfriend, too?
Pandora: Absolutely, Michelle won’t mind it.
Maria: Really, then I am texting him.
Pandora: Ok! I must go now. I have a history
exam. I crammed all night. I am afraid of
bombing it.
Maria: Oopps, good luck with it! See you!
Pandora: Thanks! Bye!
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8. Lily & Cindy
Lily: Hi, Cindy! I am holding a sleepover
party this Saturday. Do you want to come,
too?
Cindy: Maybe. What is it like?
Lily: The guests are girls only. We will all
wear pyjamas and the best part is cupcakes.
Cindy: It sounds fun. I will be happy to
come.
Lily: Great! Here is your invitation card.
Cindy: Wow, this is a really good
organisation.
Lily: You will see. Bye-bye!
Cindy: Bye!
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9. At Lily’s on Saturday.
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Prepositions
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10. GRAMMAR & VOCABULARYHOMEPAGE INDEX
6 ways to use the
verb ‘go’ in
English
Polite
English
Saying Yes
/ No
Prepositions of
Place at, on, in
Wh-
questions
Present Simple – Yes /
No questions
Singular – Plural ?
Subject – verb
agreement
To beTENSES
TEXT
MESSAGING
Greeting &
Thanking &
Saying farewell
School Slang

11. Go
-Home, downtown, shopping,
swimming, camping, dancing, fishing,
sailing… etc.
Go to
-Class, work, school, collage, university,
bed, prison, jail…
-Washington, Amsterdam…
-Japan, Italy-Europe, Asia…etc.
Go to a -party, conference, concert…etc.
Go to the
-doctor, dentist, specialist, bank,
supermarket, mall, airport…etc.
Go for -a walk, a swim, a drive…etc.
Go on
-a vacation, a cruise, a trip…etc.
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12. HOMEPAGE INDEXSaying Yes / No in a polite
way
Formal
_Of course
_By all means
_Go right a
head (more
informal)
_Absolutely
_Certainly
_I am afraid
not..
_No, I am
sorry..
_Not really
_Actually..
_Could I sit here?
_Do you want to grab a go by to eat
something?
_Would you like to go out to eat
somthing?
_Could I borrow your pen?
_Are you coming to party on
Sunday? –You bet.
_Could you please watch my laptop
/ things? -I am afraid not, I am
going to be leaving in a few minutes.
– Actually, I am leaving in a few
minutes.
_Are you going to see you ex-
girlfriend again? –No way!
Informal
_Yeah, sure
_No problem
_You bet
_No way!
_Nope
_Nah
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13. HOMEPAGE INDEXPrepositions of place at, on, in
At
I am at John’s house.
I live at 123 street.
He is at uncle George’s birthday.
On
My favourite show is on Tv.
I am writing on the board.
In
I am in school.
I like to study in my bedroom.
I live in Canada on Fake Street at 123.
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14. HOMEPAGE INDEX
I, you, he,
she, it, we,
they
I am
You
are
We
are
They are
She is
He is
It is
‘m
‘s
‘re
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15. HOMEPAGE INDEXWh- Questions
Who? What? Where? When? Why? How?
person
More
info
location time reason explanation
Formula Wh- + do/does + subject + base verb
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16. HOMEPAGE INDEXText Slang
Jk = just kidding
Ttyl = talk to you later
Cya = see you
Np = no problem
idk = I don’t know
Tmi = too much information
K = Okay
Lol = laugh out loud
Brb = be right back
Plz = please
L8r = later
?4u = question for you
OMG = Oh my God
WTF = what the f*ck
ASAP = as soon as possible
IOU = I owe you
G2G = good to go / gotto go
BBL = be back later
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17. HOMEPAGE INDEXSubject Verb Agreement
Singular subject> singular verb The cat is brown.
Plural subject> plural verb The cats are brown.
2 subjects connected with and> plural
verb
John and Katie are students.
End in ‘s’ but not plural subject> singular
verb
Mathemathics is an interesting subject.
Physics is a science subject.
Don’t end in ‘s’ but plural subject> plural
verb
The mice are all over the room. ( A mouse
is…)
The women are so smart.
There> singular or plural verb There was a gift on the table.
There were some gifts on the table.
Quantities of time, money, distance>
singular verb
10000$ is a lot of money.
5 miles is not too far.
Each / every> singular verb Each / every student was present.
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18. HOMEPAGE INDEXGreeting & Thanking &
Saying Farewell
Hi! / Hello!
Good morning! / evening!
How are you? (formal)
Hey man?
How’s hanging?
What’s up?
How are you doing?
How is it going?
_I am fine/ well, thank you. (formal)
_I am good.
_(It) could be worse.
_OK! / Allright!
_Not too bad. / So so.
_mustn’t grumble!
_ I am allright I guess.
_Nothing new. What about you?
_Not much, what’s up with you?
_Awesome!
_I am doing fine / doing fine and you?
Bye! Good bye! Good night! See you! See you soon! See you later! Have a nice day!
Have a good weekend! Bye-bye! See you around! Take care! Cheers!
Thanks! /Thank you!
Thank you very much!
You are welcome!
Don’t mention it!
Not at all! / No problem!
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19. HOMEPAGE INDEX
School Slang
Our grammar teacher gave us a pop
quiz today.
Surprise test
I got straight A’s on my report card. Perfect scores / grades
I had to cram for my biology exam this
morning.
Memorize a lot of info
in short time
Joanna said she killed her test. Did very well.
I am afraid of bombing my history
exam.
Failing / doing very
badly on it.
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20. HOMEPAGE INDEX
Present Simple Yes / No
Questions
He works
downtown.
I live in New Delhi.
Does he work
downtown?
Do you live in New
Delhi?
Yes, he does / No,
he doesn’t.
Yes, I do / No, I
don’t.
Do / Does + Subject + Base Verb ?
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21. HOMEPAGE INDEX
Present
Simple Tense
General, habitual action, general truth. Every day- morning -
night / Always/
Rarely/ Frequently
/Never / Seldom/
Usually/ Sometimes
I work in a hospital.
Present
Continuous
Ongoing or temporary action. Now Right now /At
the present time/
This weekend
Sorry, I can’t talk right now, I am working.
Past Simple
Tense
Completed action or condition. Yesterday/ Last night/
The previous day/
Last week – month-
year / Last summer
I worked for 10 hours yesterday.
Future Tense Planned or unplanned future action. Tomorrow / Next
week – month / In
the future/ soon
I will work at the main branch next week.
Tenses

22. INDEXFUNCTIONS MAİNPAGE
Tony & Jane
Justin & Billy
Mrs. Brown & Jack
Prof. Janet & Billy
Pandora & Maria
Lily & Cindy
Invitation card
Cupcakes
Sleepover
Grammar &
Vocabulary
Go
Saying Yes / No
At, on, in
Wh- questions
To be
Tenses
Yes / No questions
Text messaging
Subject-verb
agreement
Greetiing
Thanking
Saying farewell
School slang
Downtown
Prison
Jail
Conference
Specialist
Mall
Vacation
Cruise
Uncle
Colours
Lessons
Family Members

23. Cupcakes
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24. HOMEPAGE
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Sleepover
-a night spent by children or
young people at a friend’s house:
it’s Lily’s birthday next week and
she’s having a sleepover

25. Downtown
-in or relating to the central part or main
business and commercial area of a town or
city: downtown Chicagoa downtown bar
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26. Prison
-a building to which people are legally
committed as a punishment for a crime
or while awaiting trial: he died in prison
both men were sent to prison
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27. Jail
a place for the confinement of
people accused or convicted of
a crime:he spent 15 years in jail
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28. Conference
-a formal meeting of people with a shared
interest, typically one that takes place over
several days: an international conference on the
environmentthe Labour Party Conference
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29. Specialist
a person who concentrates primarily
on a particular subject or activity; a
person highly skilled in a specific and
restricted field:he is a specialist
in psychometric testing
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30. Mall
-(also shopping mall) chiefly North
American a large enclosed shopping
area from which traffic is excluded.
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HOMEPAGE

31. Vacation
a fixed holiday period between
terms in universities and law
courts:the Easter vacation
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32. Crusie
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-[no object, with adverbial] sail about in an
area without a precise destination,
especially for pleasure:they were cruising
off the California coast

33. Mother
Father
Aunt
UncleGrandma
Grandpa
Family Members
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34. C
o
l
o
u
r
s
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35. Mathemathics
Chemistry
Physical Education
Physics
Turkish
Biology
Philosophy
Art
Geography
History
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36. Functions
1-Asking for and giving information
Students will learn asking for some basic information about daily life using
wh- questions and yes/no questions.
Students will learn giving information to basic questions with simple present,
present progressive, past and future tenses; using basic verbs, especially ‘be’.
2-Inviting, accepting or refusing.
Students will see an example of ivitation card and some basic questions,
expressions to invite somebody to somewhere.
Students will learn a lot of expression to accept or refuse an offer or an
invitation.
3-Thanking
Students will learn different ways to thank either formally or informally.
4-Greeting
Student will learn a variety of expressions for greeting people either in a
formal or informal way.
5-Saying farewell and leave-taking
Students will learn to say proper expressions to leave a place and for farewell.
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