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The document appears to be a list of vocabulary words and phrases for students to practice in English. It includes common nouns like notebook, pencil, computer; means of transportation like bus, motorcycle, car; colors; times of day; prices of items in different currencies; and questions for students to answer out loud about identifying colors and prices. The document seems to be designed to help English language learners practice everyday vocabulary through call-and-response style repetition and questions.
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Ywc 1 lesson 1
- 3. NOTEBOOK
- 4. BOOK
- 5. PEN
- 6. PENCIL
- 7. PENCIL CASE
- 8. RULER
- 9. ERASER
- 10. SHARPENER
- 11. COMPUTER
- 12. BAG
- 13. MOBILE (PHONE)
- 14. TELEPHONE
- 15. KEY
- 16. BIBLE
- 17. WALLET
- 18. BUS
- 19. MOTORCYCLE
- 20. CAR
- 21. BICYCLE
- 22. Backpack
- 24. BOOK
- 25. BICYCLE
- 26. BUS
- 27. MOTORCYCLE
- 28. CAR
- 29. KEY
- 30. BIBLE
- 31. NOTEBOOK
- 32. PEN
- 33. PENCIL CASE
- 34. COMPUTER
- 35. BAG
- 36. WALLET
- 37. ERASER
- 38. MOBILE (PHONE)
- 39. SHARPENER
- 40. TELEPHONE
- 41. RULER
- 42. Backpack
- 44. HOW MUCH IS IT?
- 45. How much is the...?
- 46. How much is the...?
- 47. How much is the...?
- 48. How much is the...?
- 49. Guess the price! DIVIDE THE CLASS IN GROUPS
- 50. How much is the...? $ 7.99$ 53.99 $ 13.99$ 37.50
- 51. How much is the...? € 1.99 € 1.89 € 0.99 € 5.99 € 0.99
- 52. How much is the...? £ 50.69 £ 7.59 £ 30.78 £ 25.87
- 53. How much is the...? R$ 1.380,99R$ 799,99 R$ 165, 99
- 54. VS.
- 55. Iphone 6 R$ 3.299,99 $ 199.00
- 56. Ipad 3 R$ 1.847 .99 $ 499.00
- 57. Apple Macbook R$ 3.599,99 $ 679.00
- 58. Play station 4 R$ 2.500,00 $ 250.00
- 59. Camaro R$ 199.900 $ 32,995
- 60. What time is it?
- 65. a.m. p.m.
- 70. White
- 71. Black
- 84. WHAT COLOR IS THIS ? It is brown. What color is it?
- 85. WHAT COLOR IS THIS ? It is green. What color is it?
- 86. WHAT COLOR IS THIS ? It is red. What color is it?
- 87. WHAT COLOR IS THIS ? It is pink. What color is it?
- 88. WHAT COLOR IS THIS ? It is yellow. What color is it?
- 89. WHAT COLOR IS THE CAR? It is red. What color is the car?
- 90. WHAT COLOR IS THE APPLE? It is light green. What color is the apple?
- 91. WHAT COLOR ARE THE SHOES? They are colorful What Color are the sneakers?
- 92. WHAT COLOR IS THE BACKPACK? It is lilac. What color is the backpck?
- 93. WHAT COLOR IS THE CAT? He is orange. What color is Garfield?
- 94. WHAT COLOR IS THIS CAR? It is yellow and black. What color is the car?
- 95. WHAT COLOR IS THE TOMATO? It is red. What color is the tomato?
- 96. WHAT COLOR IS THE ? It is white. What color is the iPhone?
- 97. WHAT COLOR ARE THE BOARDS? They are green. What color are the board?
- 98. WHAT COLOR ARE THE CHERRIES? They are pink. What color are the they?
- 99. WHAT COLOR IS THE BOOK? It is black. What color is the book?
- 100. THE END!