This document provides a review of English grammar concepts including the use of "there is/there are", articles "a" and "an", modal verbs "can/can't", the verb "to be", asking questions, vocabulary like months/seasons/days of the week, and describing people. It includes examples of each concept and questions to practice identifying correct usage. The review covers foundational grammar points to help students improve their English skills.

1. ENGLISH EXAM
REVIEW:
UNIT 1

2. THERE IS and THERE ARE
 There is:
 There is a coke in the fridge.
 There is a cake in the fridge.
 There is a water bottle on the door
shelfs.
 There is a cucumber next to two
tomatoes.
 There are:
 There are four apples in front of the
grapes.
 There are some candies in a bag.
 There are some grapes.
 There are two potatoes.

3. THERE IS and THERE ARE
 There is:
Is there a lettuce in the fridge?
Yes, there is a lettuce in the fridge.
Is there an artichoke in the fridge?
No, there is not an artichoke in the fridge.
Is there a cake in the fridge?
Yes, there is a cake in the fridge.
Is there a pepper in the fridge?
No, there is not a pepper in the fridge.

4. THERE IS and THERE ARE
 There are:
Are there three carrots in the fridge?
Yes, there are three carrots in the fridge.
Are there ten eggs in the fridge?
No, there are not ten eggs in the fridge.
Are there two tomatoes in the fridge?
Yes, there are two tomatoes in the fridge.
Are there six cucumbers in the fridge?
No, there are not six cucumbers in the fridge.

5. A or AN
 A:
 There is a coke.
 There is a water bottle.
 There is a milk bottle.
 There is a lettuce.
 There is a butter bar.
 There is a knife.
 AN:
 There is an onion.
 There is not an artichoke.
 There is not an elephant.
 There is not an ice-cream.
 There is an orange juice bottle.
 There is not an ant.

6. CAN or CAN’T
Can you speak Chinese?
Yes, I can speak Chinese.
No, I can’t speak Chinese.
Can I swim?
Yes, you can swim.
No, you can’t swim.
Can he climb?
Yes, he can climb.
No, he can’t climb.
Can they dance?
Yes, they can dance.
No, they can’t dance.

7. VERB TO BE
I AM NOT
YOU ARE NOT
HE IS NOT
SHE IS NOT
IT IS NOT
WE ARE NOT
YOU ARE NOT
THEY ARE NOT
I am seven years old.
I am not French.
You are twenty years old.
You are not fat.
He is an astronaut.
He is not ten years old.
She is beautiful.
She isn’t funny.
It is a dog.
It isn’t a table.
We are a big family.
We are not friends.
You are young.
You are not strong.
They are famous.
They aren’t singers.

8. VERB TO BE
AM I…?
ARE YOU…?
IS HE…?
IS SHE…?
IS IT…?
ARE WE…?
ARE YOU…?
ARE THEY…?
Am I your best friend?
Are you twenty years old?
Is he an astronaut?
Is she beautiful?
Is it a dog?
Are we a big family?
Are you young?
Are they famous?

9. VOCABULARY

10. SEASONS AND MONTHS
SUMMER
June
July
August
AUTUMN
September
October
November
WINTER
December
January
February
SPRING
March
April
May

11. DAYS OF THE WEEK
The first day of the week is Monday.
The second day of the week is Tuesday.
The third day of the week is Wednesday.
The fourth day of the week is Thursday.
The fifth day of the week is Friday.
The sixth day of the week is Saturday.
The seventh day of the week is Sunday.

12. DESCRIBING PEOPLE
This witch is short and
overweight. She has dark brown
straight hair, green skin and
yellow eyes.

13. DESCRIBING PEOPLE
He is tall and thin. He is
handsome. He has blue eyes and
blond hair.

14. DESCRIBING PEOPLE
Now try to describe these people.