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Contents
The alphabet, numbers
1
a / an, plurals
2
be , subject pronouns
Use your English
(Units 1-2)
4
Use your English
(Units 6-9)
54
6
10
Imperatives
56
12
11
Present simple
60
18
12
have / has
66
Use your English
3
this, that, these, those
20
4
Prepositions of place
26
13
Prepositions of time, when
72
5
There is, There are
30
14
Question words
76
34
15
Present continuous
80
Use your English
(Units 3-5)
(Units 10-12)
70
6
Possessive adjectives
36
Use your English
7
Possessive ‘s
40
Grammar Reference
88
8
have got
44
Word List
94
9
can
50
(Units 13-15) 86
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a /an, plurals
a / an , -s plurals
[A/W 1.1 cartoon 1, Zoe
& Dave carrying books]
a book
[A/W 1.1 cartoon 2, Corky
& bowl of oranges]
seven books
1
2
[A/W 1.1 cartoon 3,
Brian, Dave & some
ants]
3
an ant
an orange
four oranges
[A/W 1.1 cartoon 4, Zoe, Dave
& Dave’s sister in toy shop]
twenty ants
4
a toy
three toys
• Consonants: b c d f g h j k l m n p q r s t v w x y z
• Vowels: a e i o u
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a + consonants
an + vowels
Singular
Plural (+ -s)
a book
a fish
a toy
a hat
a window
an apple
an egg
an igloo
an orange
an umbrella
a book
a toy
an orange
an ant
two books
four toys
five oranges
twenty ants
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1
Draw lines and match.
iguana
apple
frog
elephant
ostrich
window
cat
2
●
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
3
●
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
zebra
kite
umbrella
Look and write a or an.
a
................
friend
an
................
egg
................ octopus
................ pen
................ rubber
................ alligator
................ elephant
................ teacher
................ bag
................ cat
Write.
a bag
a cake
a boy
a frog
an apple
a girl
a bee
a window
a ball
an eye
bags
three ................
four ................
six ................
ten ................
twenty ................
seven ................
twenty ................
nine ................
five ................
two ................
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a / an, -es plurals
[A/W 1.5: cartoon 2:
Brian & Zoe with boxes]
[A/W 1.5: cartoon 1: Zoe
& a baby; Dave & two
babies]
a baby
1
a box
two babies
2
[A/W 1.5: cartoon 4: Corky &
tomatoes]
[A/W 1.5: cartoon 3:
Brian & Dave with
glasses of juice]
3
two glasses
Singular
Plural (+ -es)
a bus
a glass
a brush
a watch
a box
a tomato
two buses
three glasses
four brushes
five watches
six boxes
seven tomatoes
Singular
Plural (-y ➞ -ies)
a baby
a cherry
two babies
four cherries
Singular
Plural (-y ➞ -ys)
a boy
a toy
ten boys
seven toys
4
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8
a glass
five boxes
a tomato
three tomatoes
Look at the spelling rules on page 88.
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4
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Look, count and write.
tree
[A/W 1.8b:
hat with
five tomatoes]
[A/W 1.8c:
hat with
two glasses]
tomato
glass
two trees
1 ..............................
2 .............................. 3 ..............................
[A/W 1.8d:
hat with
five
kites]
[A/W 1.8f:
hat with
two monkeys]
[A/W 1.8e:
hat with
two witches]
kite
monkey
witch
4 .............................. 5 .............................. 6 ..............................
[A/W 1.8h:
hat with
six potatoes]
[A/W 1.8g:
hat with
four
brushes]
[A/W 1.8i:
hat with
three
watches]
potato
brush
watch
7 .............................. 8 .............................. 9 ..............................
5
●
Write the plural.
a fox
an iguana
a dress
a cherry
a bus
a bee
-s
1
2
3
4
iguanas
........................
........................
........................
........................
a boy
a strawberry
-es
5
6
7
8
a box
........................
........................
........................
........................
an alligator
a baby
-ies
9 ........................
10 ........................
11 ........................
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irregular plurals
[AW 1.10a: Two frame
cartoon: Frame 1 - Dave
reading a book, Zoe
behind his chair with a
mouse]
a mouse
1
[AW 1.10a: Two frame
cartoon: Frame 2 – lots
of mice around Dave’s
chair]
[AW 1.10b: Two frame cartoon:
Frame 2 – Brian surrounded by
lots of children]
[AW 1.10b: Two frame
cartoon: Frame 1 –
Brian offering a
sweet to a child]
a child
3
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Singular
Plural
child
man
woman
tooth
foot
mouse
children
men
women
teeth
feet
mice
Singular
Plural
sheep
fish
sheep
fish
eleven mice
2
4
nine children
Irregular nouns change in
different ways in the plural.
[A/W 1.11:
Corky – position 3]
Some irregular nouns don’t
change in the plural.
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6
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Look and write the plural.
[A/W 1.12: 6 pictures
– picture 2: five men
in a bus queue. one
on the left, four on
the right]
mice
........................
1 mouse
[A/W 1.12: 6 pictures – picture 4:
one child on left,
four children on
right]
4 child
7
●
1
2
3
4
5
8
●
........................
2 man ........................
[A/W 1.12: 6 pictures
– picture 5: one
sheep on left, several
on right]
5 sheep
3 foot
........................
[A/W 1.12: 6 pictures
– picture 6: one
tooth on left, several on right]
........................ 6 tooth
........................
Write.
a man
a desk
a fish
a woman
a baby
six men
(6) ........................
three desks
(3) ........................
(12) ........................
(2) ........................
(4)........................
6
7
8
9
10
a foot
a mouse
a cherry
a tooth
a glass
(10) ........................
(3) ........................
(8) ........................
(13) ........................
(6) ........................
Look, count and say.
three children
one cherry
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