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  • Motivational Introduction
  • Time Concepts
  • Prepositions and Days
  • Months and Seasons
  • Grammar Exercises
  • Common Verbs
  • Phrase List
  • Daily Routine
  • Article Usage
  • Zero Article and Exercises
  • Vocabulary Matching
100 YOUR BEST! “S, you can't fly, then wan! ‘Ceun, then walk! fa a aprcoentces q =): S$. you can'twwalh, then erat! am But whatever you do, \ > € You have to heaps moving feroad'” Matin Luther Martin Luther King J. January 15, 1929 - Api 4, 1968), ‘8 Nobel Peace Prize winner, was a leader inthe Hing he. ‘Atican-Amarican Chl Rights Movement “Speak: in such a way that others love to listen te you! Yisten in such a way that others love to speak to you\” The 3 Cs of life: Choices, Chances, Changes. You must make a cheice lo take a chance or yous Ge will never change. Phrase: To do one’s best ~ mob a1 ogexa8b, baygontin Ugbodengdiaedgdals goderygBgbo. 2.g. | promise I'll do my best. — g2aeicggio, Ron BybodengBenmdgnb Bofnd.gAs gogosgng®. “Early lo bed, early lo rise makes aman healthy, wealthy and wise.” DO YOUR BEST! PERIODS OF TIME 2 cantury ~ Loy.zoig = a period of 100 years. 1 dacade - scrBeeageqa = a period often years, especially a period such as 2010 to 2019, 8 year ~ Bgeqo = @ period of twelve months. | ‘2 month ~ ongg = a period of four weeks. ‘a week — gars = @ period of seven days. a day — weg = period of 24 hours. a night ~ 89 = the part of every 24-hour period when itis dark today ~ read tonight ~ 38 qodnor, ecngh bor8nis yesterday ~ gob the day before yesterday ~ :y2:606 tomorrow — bgsee the day after tomorrow ~ PARTS OF ADAY midday morning afternoon 100 YOUR BEST! PREPOSITIONS OF TIME - ermnt EN6@asII30 & On asdennygBgdo goon eexggBosb, oatineagBon6, orBBogh eeaghsdBogemnd ynByHos Ie Bgl! ‘on Monday, on Sunday, on December 31, on the fist of September, on Easter ~ caer eg, ‘on Christmas - ands meg, on New Year's Eve — sbogan Bel Gn 89, 0n Monday morning, ‘on a hot day, on a rainy day, on a summer night, on a winter night, etc. 4 In grdroygfgds egggdon6, bingo, Bexgbow8, seas eINyBO6, boxy sa8qg30n6: In January, Jn May, in October, in spring, in winter, Inthe early 1990s, inthe late 1990s, In 208, in the 21% century, in two days, in a minute, in a year, etc In the morning ~ coeyoor in the afternoon — aps.xenin in the evening —beséeb In the daytime - gerbe = during the daytime 4 At— gsdinnygSgbo ssergden6, bomaghslBegen IgFomeeb ambniginbsls at o'clock, at 7 o'clock, ‘at Easter — ommgrob doting, at Christmas — 3nnb 3yFnmn, at breakfast, at lunch time, at dinner, at supper, at the weekend, etc. at dawn ~ gsGonagobsb at noon ~ gino at midday ~ F><%08 at dusk — 386g at night - @ode0 at midnight ~Bo:c0o at sunrise - abit obrigegtst at sunset - ab fgets DAYS Of THE WEEK Sunday - yofis Monday - mf¥sisn0 Tuesday - 6s0sbsna Wednesday - mabdshsna Thursday - byndshsan Friday - SsFishyqza Saturday - Isbsno 0 YouR BEST! Spring - gsbsabqpma in spring - gsbeqbygrby Summer ~ Bsexbyena in summer ~ Bsoxhyonda Autumn —Iodmagmds in autunan — Igberyogendsbo Winter — BsdosFia in winter -BsdnsFida January ~ asbyeFia July ~ agemaga February — oigbgfizspma August - sg3adym March ~ 23Fipa September - bajpqibgfia April ~ s3fiagma October ~ maymiboFa May - asata November ~ SeraioFin June ~ aybaba December ~ poryaébqFa Ex: 1 Fill n the gaps with on, in or a. ‘A)1.___May.2,__July 25.3. _the afternoon. 4.1981. 5._ Friday. 6.__ the moming. 7. _5 o'dock. 8. a hot day. 8. ___ Christmas. 10.__ Christmas day. 11. __ the 21 century. 12. dawn, 13. __ the early 1870s. 14. ___ dusk. 18. the late 1870s. 16. __spring. 17. _New Year's Day. 18,___midnight 19. 4 winter night. 20. the 19" century. 21. night. 22, Saturday night. 23. the weekend. 24. Easter day. 25. Easter 28, the evening, 27. Friday morning. 28.9 o'clock. 29. _ noon, 90, _a summer day. 31. ___ New Year's Eve, 32,__ 10 o'dock. 33. _ October. 34. ___the 14* of October. 35. my birthday, B) 1. The partyis__Friday. 2 My bithday is___ October. 3, Phone me__o'dock. 4. Nancy 's @ very strange gir. She goes to the theatre __her bina. 5. My cousin's birthday is __the 10" of December, 6. We watch cartoons on TV____ the evening, 7. Its cold ___ winter 8. James comes home ___ night, 9. My daughter always has a nap ___the aftemaon. 10.__ summer we go to the beach. 11. Christmas is__the 25” of December for Catholics and ___ January 7 for Orthodox Christians. 12. i's hot__ summer. 13. Amanda's party is_ o'clock ___ Saturday. 14,1 always go to the country __ Friday evening. 15. | wake up early the morning. 16, St Valentine's Dayis___ February. 17. ls windy autumn. 18, My children get up___8 o'clock. 19,__the weekend James is very busy. _ Saturdays he gets up_7 o'clock and he goas for ‘awalk with his dog. They come home _ o'clock and he has breakfast ___the moming James {does his homework, then he has lunch 1 o'clock. __2 o'elack he goes swimming with his friends. winter they goto the swimming pool, but____ hat summer days they swim in the sea. about 5.30 they say "goodaye" and go home. ___ the evening James watches TV. His favourite, programme is the sports programme 8 oiclock __ Saturday evenings. __ Sundays, he studies his lessons and he sometimes goes to the cinema 20. Christmas, Amanda's family has. 1 good time. They always have party Christmas Eve, the afternoon they make pies and night the party starts. Relatives and some close friends start to arrive o'clock, midnight, they al sing “We Wish You a Merry Christmas". Chrstmas day is____the 25" of December. They give each other presents ___ Christmas day. 0 YouR BEST! E — omar NITE ~ aaByoetae book. agra pen, et the book, the books, the gf, the gis, the pen, an eye, an appe, an orange, etc the pons, the appl, the water, the ea, the milk, et. aeSghstexgSgnn ofan 81 an oigfghs ngezig ovghnon baby Bab BbrerBno gh. We use “A” acl before any countable singular word tat begins with a vowel 2.9. an aetor~Sstcwdo, an €99 ~ ng, aN iO xp, 2M OVER = rgce an UMbrlla~ es We use A" are before any countabe singular word that begins with @ consonant AaB antrarsodn asbabo goes Gren “Ab ma8bOngénn esygdoeen Bimeersne Bagkin agin mga sien bq Bo. Boy @ ea —Aakf 8 BUS apGAgh, a tOWN = sey 8 ‘We use definite article "The" when we mean specific things or peopl. I the nouns are meant specific in the sentence it doesn't matter whether they are countable or uncountable nouns, singular or plural we use definite article "The" before them, asblstiegtigas siGnyeye the rBgegbs ogee Qe ageToRE HLgBnaIn bsbjeRGBNL Bn6, Berroa (22 BooguyrsSoer GngbsBng, any BoSomoeeg893e JME Kgs yEIN BIH EgeyrInn nfGyBo asdmygByeg—ro oAiogdnan Usbgeen. xg: This is a book. The Book is interesting, ~ gb atiob Bngbin. gb Bryn banbiggtighens This is meat. The meat is fresh. ~ ob sab trig ob bewgn absezns, ‘These are flowers. The flowers are boautiful. ~ 9° yqagamg8es. gb yosgnengée eqns | don't love tea but the tea is tasty. ~ 2 91 Boygotl Fon, Boga gh Ron ag8eingzes. 2G gngean 96 goGenyggBo, Fimgs sgBraw Usbyenob oF aos seymabneygdrenn sf RagBgdnorn Gaggnelabgegn, bjs 26g8oa baboon symgbneyénm Béighgso, GomggBminam Kngbgean bsboene «99 seyrige MO (gs 96 Net), Suge Its my book, / Give me this pen. / This is my sister's dress. /She has two bags. / He has no car. oboga 96 godringBig8o Speanag Uadugoorags86dq23o—6: at home, at school, at work. Ex: 2 Fill the gaps with a /an or the articles where itis necessary. ‘.thave___largetamily. have___mother, father, _ brother and wo ___sisters. My sisters are_ students. My _brotheris_pupil. My _mather is_ doctor. ‘She works at___large hospital. She is at_ home now. My father is___ engineer. He works, at _factory._factoryis large. He is at _work now. 2. My___auntis_teacher. ‘She works at___ school, _ school is good, My aunt isnt at__school now. She is at_ home. She is drinking __coffee and eating __jam._ jams sweet. My cousin is at____ home too. Heis drinking tea andeating___sandwich._sandwich is tasty, My cousin has. big black cat My cousin's cathastwo___kittens,_cat ikes_milk_kittens tke __Tlk too. 3. You have got some pencils, but |haveno___pencil. Giveme_pencil, please. 4.1 ke your_beautfu flower. Giveme_ flower, please. §. This is_soup._soupis. tasly.6, Henryis___pilot.7. My brotherisn'tat_home, heisat_school.8.1see_book inyour___hand, is___book interesting? 9. She has__sister. Her sisters __ actress, 10, This is my ___table. There is_ book, two__pencits and_pen on _table. Do YouR Best! Ex: 3 Make the sentences plural Pay attention! Thisis => These are That is > Those ara Thore is > There are She is, Hes, tis > They are 41 He is my nephew 6 That woman is my sister, ———______ 2, This is a mountain, 7, This man is an engineer, ——-__ 3. She is a film star 8 Itisa sheep 4. Thats a flower. eS ee 5. tis a train, 10. He is aking 11. There is a beautiful lake near my village 412. There Is @ flower in the vase, —__ 48. This child is my son, —_=__ (aihel ise mh Sindee eee — 16. There Is a telephone on the table. 16. Imnot an actress. 17. You aren't a writer. 21. That is @ doer. 22. This is goose. 18, He isnt a policeman. 23. This s a photo, 19, She isn'ta tailor. _ 24, That is @ root - 20. Itisnt a piano, 25. Thatis an ox 26. Our grandmother is @ housewife, —__ 27. My bestfriend isa brave solder. 28. His relative is a computer programmer — 29, Her nephew is from Spain, 30, This child is from Great Britain Ex: 4 Put the verb “To Be” in the Present Simple Tense: 1. My name Sophia. | ton. | 2 pupil. | from Great Britain, | have got a family. My family large. !have got a_ puppy. It brown. 2. My father nota teacher, he a scientist. 3. Her name Lucy. She from Oxford. She fiteen. She has got a family. They ‘seven members in the family. She has got ‘mother, a father, two brothers and two sisters. Her sisters _twins, Her brothers twins too. 4 your sister a journalist? ~ No, she not a journalist, she a lawyer. 5. My son-inaw a dentist, He at work now. 8. The weather nice today. 7. How old you? ~ Seventeen years old. 8. What your bestfriend? ~ He acimber. 8 ‘your daughters at home? ~ No, they althe exhibition. 10, What this? it a present for you DO YOUR BEST! Ex; 5 Fill the gaps with There is or There are. 1 twelve months in a year. 2 ‘@ new moon tonight. 3 five cars and a bus in the street. 4 ‘a mail box on the comer, 5 ‘many students absont today. 6. a lot of exercises in this book. 7 seven days in a weok, 8 ‘many historical monuments in this part of the city. 9 ‘only one cioud in the sky. 10, alter on the table for you. 11 dishes but no siverware on the table. 12. ‘much mik in the bottle, 13. many shops in this part of the town. 14 many violets in the garden, 15. my niece in the kitchen, 16. a ‘chance you'l be there? 17. two cups of mik on the table. 18. altot poopie here, 19.__ any tickets available? 20. ‘anybody atthe door? ‘THE IMPERATIVE MOOD ~ sed96d8N0I0 JEN + Wo use the Imperative Mood when we tell one or more persons to do something. We normally use the Imperative Mood for orders, warnings and instructions and for requests to people we know well, Fi argaSgbo SedsEgbon greys, Gemgabys aghgAl goG8yA Moby aroygomb gb Agedangds oye AdsB9Bo, aseyFinbrergBs, doomngbab Brags 36 Pome crbrgbs, 2.9, Be quiet! — Ring ngagnte! Be careful! ~ yPintoerony nyogntr Go straight! — dorigasdne oxeiglo! Help me, please! ~ going, cesdghloesg! ‘4 ‘Let's"is used as a kind of imperative for we", We use “Let's” for suggestions “Lets” asdimnygfgio, Fnegghog googs'nin HfagearBaan Kngtgol rigger InSb Koe8sL 49jgeg. 24, Lets goto the cinemal ~ dng, jabra Bognaggo! Let's dance! — ange, anggagnot Lets do ourhomawork! ~ aru, Rin Brfoe wrgrnnBs angnagemenl Let's read! — Ingo, Bogaert! + We use “Don't for the negative form ofthe imperative Mood. Fa98 asngrygbsbon ‘Don't aridsépBacw gone garymadh geBriosbagogom, megs gBetnon goSByU nfs ygegdsh, e.g, Dont tak! ~ iy eadsryra(ol! Don't take photos! ~ Gy o<8(x) Ligtisabl Don't walk on the grass! Ex) moxenborle) Bseeobbg! Don't call ma! - 3 eodneigyrtel #Stdownl—coxaie ebhgaro! Lets stdown!~ Sgn wighogge! — & Donitst down! ~ 96 espe Standup! ~ sexo! Les sand up = ri, gta Dani stand up!— 6 aso! Sing song! ~oBcgfo(o! bya! Lats nga song = aru gerne! Dansingasang =o got bo YouR BEST! ‘THE VERBS WE USE EVERY DAY USEFUL Lao, goenggo VERBS: See angts togoer em anda eve yo os B06 fsb Bogs spobgab wlde as i . bate ont cleo ot 8 ' oan ey ss feo Lee boeing fe & et oe a ciean ' vite NS # ange ‘uagle fogs abe anon risk ts bounce dance oat oho casas ca i fi QP evashdwas ons, 409989 foo brush 9 a aabel roca bts 9230868 Sys Bodentgtgs cose = endo crow is bstgs, : bogs 4 Je color saarongts a 2g aa DO YOUR BEST! pack =. “a febag9> Fut are = Ando oe ee Soc paint kp cage 3891 cabs lg Hee sim valk us ime ee beortgseo Q 1 eg = - — se Bek a a sake pick fogrobas se Foo = oe = oh j aggo see i; stout ” Ag baytionds haan talk wipe cs, figs ees tel Fos Briss ei gies oxitin \ show sag8 pn a Bese a an wite “= sedoas Bye stand throw 7 26d, I ards Lene sofoo unas pour ail i: Baars bbe B bo YOUR BEST! to grow older ~ asigrigd> to grow together — apinse assis to grow 5 contimeters ~ 5 Wshso338%00 asbags to growa beard - Sgyfnb gobias to grow wheat ~ brcidenol drygs6o to have a meal to have a bath ~ si: to lose weight ~ 530 ws to lose the way ~ go s38gq to lose the match ~ dagFinl Bagg tolose consciousness ~ amiinl essstiggs peg to lose contact ~ ssg3osnb as5yan89 bcm 080 to have a snack -F » Argeads to have a shower ~ Bosinls Boas to have a problem emg go to have a relationship ~ yéamgtsamnBel jobs to have a dispute ~ ysis, gogo to have a flight - goo to have a look —aghores> to have arest - gslisg6g3s to have a break ~ 3gisg6c3eb gro to have a nap - 6: to take abath — s3:toGob doris to take a shower ~ Shodol dneesds to take a break ~ aylggigds totake a rest -qsbay6to totake a seat ~ eran» to take a risk — astinkgs to take a holiday — ago3gexo3sio aslo to take a chance — BsSnb aodnyoBgds to take notes —AsbsEnsg8n0 gagging to take the place — FsssisgercBe to give advice - «iggos Sinyo8 to give information ~ ofyrtidoqon Bogs to give an answer — dsigbab aoc to give a lecture — exadgnab Bagsgds to give a report arbi to give a speech - ings: to give a party ~ by to give a lft — gig 8564s600 Bougsbo to give a hand — gsbisges to give a kick ~ dnd 2s, Snggeent abe gosged> por geBiigens nb Binds bo YOUR BEST! De an activity oF action: sige, jobs and Tasks 22 the housework! to do business — deb Boeing to do homework - lsdhBsm esgorinb Bghegecg9 to do chores ~ figgaGgeyn bode sgengbo to do ropairs — rigiSgal goza059 to do the shopping ~ 3d, youra> to do the housework - bsbexls bojSngtob goyaa®> to do the cooking ~ kid3pexcBeb aouaods to do the washing-up ~ sio%eanl eotaabo> to do the laundry ~ mgesggcorl aoaabse to do the ironing ~ exoy38 to do one’s duty ~ dngoergn3nb Bqigennd> to do your best ~ aszboiojinb asjqr08 to do someone a favour ~ shdory’s to do harm = bosfni Soyggd to.do.a sum - sdngaties godirggsbio cour homework! 1 good job! your chores! Nake something that didn't exist befor Food, drink and meats: Make a cake! to make furniture ~ ogg3ib stow eee to make a decision ~ gaxsyjagnegieb Gog to make a plan ~ agates Soma to make a noise ~ dey to make a mess ~siggravings sor Dd0e to make trouble ~ éder0 fins to make progress ~ f8aQg8n0 Brena to make money ~ gaze Brat to make a fortune ~ godaq%y30 to make a profit dnggel Snseodo to make an ettempt/ to make an effort ~ dgsqqcen ‘Make a cup of coffee! Make supper! ‘to make a request ~ bnjboo dedornge to make an arrangement - Snagotgds, Siighringss to make an appointment ~ 3ghgq"nb es6ngho to make a suggestion ~ agosgstghs to make peace ~ sstioggéo, agro ead 0 Your Best! to.catch a ball ~ dF, godt to catch a thiot — Jysqob eodge t0.catch a bus - ogsrnbybby doibegde tocatch a cold — goisasds t0-catch the flu — acindoor sgscy aabignds to catch one’s breath ~ lifnjgab days {0 catch fire — aaghowoh Fayregds, somes to catch somebody's attention ~ yarsscxoob Gndysindo to.catch somebody's eye - 2 to-catch sight of something / somebody ~ cagscas Arygtis 10 keep a promise dovinnl dysrigengas to keop a secret —soazstewl Spfsbgs to keop the peace ~ Sisnenéob Jg6sePgfgds to keep the change — bread essmggdo 10 keep in touch with —yoigignb 2gbstySgbo to keep a diary — fsbsigegdob gojgonds to keep busy ~ csisiga0 t0 keep calm —iligrayal 86 to keep something qui to keep control — 39,6 yereygbs bbs = banegdcnmeg B:6sbgo, of 0 pay the bill — séasrindob goxsbygs 0 pay a fine ~ yeornd aocgsbms 40 pay interest — aeinsfib gocasbeo to pay cash ~ Saco ergconey sousbins {0 pay by creditcard ~ \s,eigangn Bscivonm goxesbgo to pay the price ~ sbyorindlsinegBs to pay attention ~ yessccusils ngagns to pay somebody a compliment —jscmodvgynsonjds to pay somebody a visit ~ yg;xa¥inds to pay your respects — sngob dnggds, Sdundegds to break the law ~ jslins eoricgg99 to break the rules ~ 5g8nk eo%x909° to break a promise — dosnt eorxgs9° to break the silence — Loins, eeAneyl setigggg> to break a eg azbs Amggbs to break a window ~ qs5ye6ak Adkbgeggs to broak someone's heart -ndboxs sceeb yo8 aso habit - aoashggs a record - FyrAigob utystigds 10 break the lee ~ bagBen Sstiniysds @sggeBMyob BageororBs to say hell ~ Srlacedpbs to say something - onigh on to say a prayer — geragnd nf to say afew words - aixofny baby gs fo tella story ~ dnb Aryres to say no more~ servis es to tell ajoke —bgarnécs oi, ogftinds ta say for sure ~ @sfalagnezgdnn ns totell a secret - baneeqr astenees to tll tho truth - bndosinzand ono totell atie- ascend ens to tell the time = tssomls os to tell apart /to tell one from another ~ asiubyongdo to tell the diference ~ sofshasscbs to tll someone's fortune ~ Sjoatonts to ask a question — figyninhgnls egsls to.ask a favour~ gsbiseiginb orgie t0.ask the time ~ enn joobg to ask somebody for something — borbmyn 809) Bony to $k around — asinsemmhgo, Bgq° snags DO YOUR BEST! to wake up — aooagndgds togel up = s@9°n3s eines auiatee Gear eae Semen to take a shower ~ boob dogs lated Baines to dry ones - 3,83oeg85 to.dress to got dressed / ta put on ~Fs.300 to comb hair /to brush hair /10 do hair ~ avin @ogarighés to goto schoo! ~ byees8 Bolg to have lessons ~ ao gp:menginb os to.come home — bsberdo Sry to stay at home - ts to cook breakfast lunch / dinner / supper ~ tohhelp about the house — psbasrighs bom stb Gy bony BBnb / Loxenegn / 4968 » bsg to wash the dishes / to wash up /to.do the washing-up ~shyjccob eutiggbgs to clean a room — mexsbeb gcmoagts fo do homework ~ volsboo gagvengiels @sbitio to read a book ~ Bngfnb Bojnoress townte a letter Gy ol epbifo to play chess ~ goxengnl nsdn to play the piano / the guitar ~ nséoGmty / angority eesyqhs tolisten to music ~ agbnjol B60 to listen to the radio ~ oggors Bro towatch TV ~ sorrggotoinl gids 'o S00 certoons on TV ~ agenbgqendiob Bobge Soerageboan to surf the internet — a6 3g6g3330 arsomnds to speak on the telephone /10 tak on the telephone — Sgerpqysty exedatiyn t0.g0 to the swimming pool ~ Logafion vg hby Babgens to.go shopping / to do the shopping ~ loyoxgenaSty Bali) 10.90 fora walk — bsbgreibmney Baber to take a dog out for a walk - Banggstn dacqem bsbgotiong to look after a pet — sky {ofeed a dog - ofsim dacanis toride a bike ~ sgeeninigrgn’ GorigBs tego to bed / t0 go to steep ~ gododgds to get undressed /to take off - gsbms to fall asleep — Racgds tobe fast asleep ~ erase fade Is desboeegds to snooze = to sieep lightly fora short while. - [email protected]. The dog is snoozing in front ofthe fre. to sleep ~ dacgs syn. to be asleep D0 YOUR BEST! | t bast wp | maka the bad. brush my tate | I put on my clothes. have breakfast. 1 go to school | & A | come home. 1 do my lessons. surf the internet. 1 play with my friends in the yard. | 1 get home. | wateh TV. ‘take off my clothes. 1 go to sleep. | wake up.~ seand "got up. ~ seas | make the bed. ~ congas soem take a shower. - 36996 gna’. brush my tooth. ~sBnez8b 93bgbog | rush my hair. / comb my hair. ~ os grgotgho | get dressed. | put on my clothes. - 9nggs8 "have breakfast. ~ ghost. 1 g0to school. ~ ap byrensdo aging. {come home. - side gangs I ave dinner. — shonneer3 110 my lessons. = 958sgeq08 I write exercises. - 9896 bogatigndegB | surf the Intemet. ~ 08896883 csgeyecbo (agar | play with my fiends in the yard. - gos8s3n8 SygrBrigbos6 ofione oforBo | get home. dogenge bbe, "have supper. ~ 593888 I watch TV. = éoseaantonts sa | get undressed. take off my clothes. - bao dsSboq 1 g0to sleep. gndnbya o Your BesT! ‘THE INDEFINITE ARTICLE, ADSTLYBEISITN ISMN (A / AN) The indefinite Articles A and An have the same meaning. The diference depends on the saund at the beginning of the next word: When the next word starts with a consonant sound, use indefinite article A, eg abasket a puppet conductor atiiac adinosaur a sibling a mountain \When the next word stats with a vowel sound, use indefinite article An, 9. an address_an orphan aneagle —anumbreliaaninsect an actor an image: ‘Be careful: the sound of the letter is important: (The letter H at the beginning of the words is silent) a house Bur an hour a hospitaole man BuT {an honest man a hairdresser Bur an heir (The etter U atthe beginning ofthe fret words sounds ke YOU.) ‘an uncle BuT a university an unusval way ofleaming BUT 2 usual way of leering an elegant lady BUT a European country an unmarried man BUT ‘a unique watch The ule apple to all words ater Aor An (including adjectives, adverbs) ©.9, @cold day, a very crazy person, an easy lesson, an intresting book, ete. asbgbsBqaMorre seeyer alan) 439 4 gslonyggds msbhingion esfycbgen omboon bsbgeenb En, boage AR ~ KinySan aFactgre efgdomn lsbgenginb EnB. 25999 sgimBb algomn afbgbnon Lsboengbn, Kedengbeg nBygbo blegboe, 898 oxrom afb gBoon babgenganb BoE Abereerbnen GaxgbgBe nb, Fngeiig orbbimgs6n go Lotingn, nBigs ow6bGmgboe wy vat eink Lndyonb BxGmerfs Bugs bArgfom. alge Aydorbgagsfe Emel. Arby obgdom babgeel angel, eo yoyo Bovesego: an onion 89693 2 one-way ticket an umbrella Byes a uniform an ugly duckling 3og6s8 @ unique watch selighstbergtigens a6; zer0 (a! an) s8moug6gbo: aeeg9 Glenn Lsbgerab 696 Abraeeboon FghgBo, Kgs EgBnbOngab ABnT,GQRIMBS ody og: I Soe a gi in the street Give me an orange, Bring me a chai AFneggbonk ameaybgee botImgnqn sGbgbne Lsbgeenl En oq: Lam a teacher. She is a dancer, He is an actor. Lengagbob ~ abr, amsbo, Snegnnn, Boroatigo, arenas, gorgsBjl Bob, Figs doin gon ndg6qeqeBo ogo. og: @ hundred, a thousand, a millon, a billion, a kil, a pound. ‘atmos apBrbsgageen aaboon Lsbgeenl Ba6, KmgAby yggeel S603y8geqrdeo ag fg: leat three times a day. (every day) | go to the theatre once a month. (every month) She has 7 lessons twice @ week (every week) They go on holiday twice a year. (every year) DO YOUR BEST! + ngygo what- ob 3pGmgg dobornab BoBesG8s3e, Ameren ngbyBe Beas ogee HLgdoon bobgentb Be fxg: What a beautiul git! gages Wha beaut gts! 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F Bydagg LogyanBoos wo qeobybon6, yg: at home, at work, at school, in class ‘at noon, at righ, at midnight 0.90 home, to get home, to come home by bus, by car, by tran, by plane, by ship, by tram: foot — gabe rr ‘ from beginning to end ~ sgons6 Breen . from morning Hil night gore beste : all day —dogero gen all night — dongeen 28g 2 day by day ~ ganmemeng = Week by eek = jporing8 jodi x Ex: 6 The following sentences are what people usually do inthe morning. Put them in the right 2 order, i. what we do fist, what we do next, what we do after that, ete. 7 ‘rush my teeth and com my ha, — H. hy alarm clock goes of : B.Ileave home for school, 1. go nto the kitchen, : ©. have my breakfast. 4: in bad for another teen minutes. D. am fast asieep, wake up, : E.Itum off my alarm clock LI go into the bathroom. — 2 F.thave a shower. Mi getto sonool by bus, ‘ G.Then! getup, Nel get dressed - : Ex: 7 Match each ofthe following words with the correct things they do . pilots teachers dentists postmen soldiers = sailors policemen gardeners cleaners doctors - artists hairdressers drivers athletes tallors = 1. Dill and exact, They are 2. Help the captain, navigate, clean the decks, They are Seam spt ie 4, Protect citizens, control the streets, arest criminals, They are —— = 5. Accelerate, overtake and reverse. They ate Se ape eg cee ie ams | 2 7. Massie, ut ond sew. Theyre “8s 8. en pend sap aj ara am = ee ae et cn ete: a ss 14, Take off ly and land, They are ———______ 418. Cut, shampoo and comb. They are —____ a Do YouR Best! Ex: € Match each person on the left with the correct definition on the right. a 1. Adancer. 2. Arefuse collactor 3. Amidvate 4. An estate agent __ nae 6. An undertaker 7.Abricklayer = 8. Aciul servant 9. Avet 10. Anewsagent, 11. Agrocer__ 12, Atraffic warden ) 1. An optician, 2.An architect 3.Alibrarian 4. Afishmonger 5. Aminer 6.An inventor 7-An interior decorator__ a 9. Achautfeur 10. Asurgeon_ 11. A greengrocer. 12, Ateacher °) 1. Ascientist 2 Apilot — 3. Abaker 4.Asinger 5.An editor 8 Awitor 7.Achiropodist 8. Abutcher 9. Afarmer 10. Adiplomat, MW. Achet 12.A frist |) isa person ho works ina shop seling food and small things for horn B)is a person in charge of a school or an organization. (C) works in the public sector. Dj controls parking and parking meters, E)is a person who dances well F) treats sick animals {G) helps people buy and sell houses. H) sells newspapers and magazines. |) delivers babies, J) makes arrangements for funerals. collects rubbish from people's houses. L) makes brick buildings and walls, AA) @ person who sels fresh vegetables and fruit B) is @ person who invents things. ) drives someone's car for them. ) operates on sick people. E) tests people's eyes and sells glasses. F) designs the insiders of houses, hotels, etc 6) solls fishin a shop. H) works at a library 1) gots coal from under the ground J) designs bulcings. K)Is 2 person who teaches pupils. Lis a person who repairs shoss. ‘A) isa person who works on a farm. B) isa person who writes books, isa person who sings well D) treats people's feat cooks in @ restaurant. F) sells meat. 6G) sells lowers in @ shop H) represents his or her country at an embassy. I) makes or sels bread and cakes. J) prepares books, newspapers, etc. for publication. K) is person who studies or works in one ofthe sciences. L)is a person who fies an sircrat Do YOUR Besr! Ex:9 In each group below complete each sentence on the left with the correct phrase on the right. A 1. Repaimen repair ______A) different kinds of pictures. 2. Artists paint and draw 8) eggs to make an omelette, 3. People solve _________©) various kinds of song. 4, My favourite singers sing___) broken machines, old cars and paris of a house. 5.Webreak problems ifthey can 8) 1. Bricklayers build — A) people if we make a noise, 2 People celebrate______) our jackets or seat belts, 3. We compare ________C) airthday or success by having a party 4, We disturb __D) houses or walls. 5. We fasten _ _E}!W0 or more things to see whichis better, cheaper, etc. ° 41. Mothers feed _ Aa picture on the wall or our jacket on a peg. a 8)a person's age if we don't know i according to thelr appearance, 3.We guess — their hungry children, 4, We hang, _____D)aball with their foot. 5. Footbal players kick — ) our clothes when we pack, ora map when we've finished using it >) 1. Workers knock ____A)clathes which are torn or make new ones. 2.We light___________B)anall into the wall with a hammer. 3.Taliorsmend ______) bicycles, motorbikes or horses. 4. Policemen punish D)acigarette, a candle ora fre 5.Poopleride______) people wha do wrong by sending therm to prison. ) 1. We climb _ A) ourselves, ora parcel before we send it 2.Peopleub________B food and chink to see if i's good. 3.Patients shake ____C) mountains, stairs and ladders 4.Weweigh________D) a bottle of medicine before they drink i 5. People taste_________) their hands fis very cold Ex: 10 Fill the gaps with do or make. 1 a mistake. 2. homework. 3. ___ the shopping. 4 up one's mind. 5. a mess. 6. _ someone a favour. 7. sure. & _thehousework.9.___thebad. 10, fone'sbest.11,_____money. 12___ a speech. 13, business. 14. a profit. 15. exercise. 16. a noise. 17, ___8 phone call, 18, _ friends wit someone. 18. _ a wish. 20. the washing-up. 21. _____ progress. Do Your gest! 22 a test. 23, {an attempt. 28 ‘some work. 25, an effort. 26, decision. 27 fun of. 28, one's hat. 29. ‘an appointment, 30 a puzzle, 31 2 fortune. 32. a promise. 33. harm, 34 war. 36. peace, Ex: 11 Put each of the following phrases in the correct space in the conversation below. a do some work — Usb goyomg8o make your breakfast - bo dob Sndomgds do the housework ~sberab bs8oq8ab aosomrdo make a noise — basin do my shopping ~ypeg9 make 2 lst = Lonb SpqcB make your bad — rege gsbbintgds make Sure — egsAB@xigds | think Im well-organised. | al the supermarket every evening on my way home {rom work. When Igethome,|_________(eleaning, washing, tidying up ete). After supper f _____whieh | bring home from the ofa. tis Sunday today. | want to cook something ‘special for my family. So | have to buy some ingredients. | enter my daughter's room and say. ': Sophia, 'm going shopping now. Don't forget to ‘and tidy your room, ‘Sophia: OK, Mum. Can you buy some things for me, please? Yes, of course, ofthe things you want and give it to me. ‘Sophia: Thank you, Mum, [Allright 'm going out in two minutes, You'l have to yourself, There's bread, butter, eggs and tea ‘Sophia: OK, Mum. IeAnd you wash up afterward! Don't forget. ‘Sophia: Allright. Here's the list ofthe things | want 1: Right. And don't In the kitchen. Keep quiet. Remember your brother isin bed with the fu, 8) make a decision ~ gaes6ysqgneng8nb Boa80 make friends ~ sdgar86 80 make enquities — gs8eyorbgs make some money ~ gisevos Jengis make plans ~ san make an effort ~ agiegeqrits “Tago andlive abcoad or not? it needs alot of thought. Alter you togo, yournst ‘organize yourself. Fist in your own country about accommodation, language ‘schools and work possibiliies. Youll need this information so that you can ‘As perhaps it willbe the frst time for you to live alone in a new country. Maybe you'll want to get a job © 50 youll have to look for work. You might feel lonely and youll have to ‘with other young people. Sometimes this ist easy in a big city. Wel, i's up to you. Youll have to = DO YOUR BEST! 4 c) aye a rest = estado have 8 pany ~Sagneqrin gs havo a game of tennis ~ From osisao have a bath = 6s havo fun = gosomds,dbnssnads have breakiast - wobinds ‘Jame: What do you do on Saturdays? amos: Wel | getup ate and or shows. diane: Then do you dames: Yes, bacon, eggs and fitjuice. Then usualy with a fend in the park ane: Oh, ee you good at tennis? James: No, but we enjoy ourselves, We ano: And inthe evening? ‘dames: Oh, | usualy invite afew frends tomy place and wo know, music, ood, dink, dancing Jane: And on Sunday? James: On Suncay | dont do anythin. ust : >) i gotintouch goggiorgdas yomyromdteBohgess KARP Gut ~ Faby irae : Koop in touch - yodnfb, qampowBub BySoAghybo keep sill yladior yrs sgetoutoftouch = yoBadns, gtemgtinma gabyods Keep awake = ahutere engin, Boggs 0 @ lat of harm ~ bss nyo bds keep calm — gos 366 P 58s do me good ~ dseigsB keep fit = goth ap 6sBgids do exercise — gsrg208 oop a record ~ aeyey3og9 1. Before | go to bed, | to keep in good condition think they because |'m always fit and well | dont smoke at all. | think cigarettes __ 2. Well goodbye, Lucy. I Hope you'l have a good time in Africa. You've got my address, s0 please Wie sometines, Nwouldbe piyto On, ave yougat = ‘Amanda's adress? dont know were she. | want to with nertoasknerto = pony. 2.They ty walking, runing and swing avery ay. Teachers must = aon ofatudentsatendanceby Hingintheropistreveryday 5. lwantodrawapicure of you, Bort move 6. Timo tired | do think | can i any lngpe 7 The cin a aap wo Get make ro. todos ond § gentlemen, there is. asmalfirein the cinema, There'snoneedtoworry,Ploasejust__ a and love by the ex doors. i 5 : get atin -Bogugbewor Bigs taka an exam gaps As getalotormonoy- 3gy%o qqgeel Eregb> take a seat — ops get 00d) —rtaagbs take pace — fades : get mariod ~ gadrtigds take care — gogo Bap get the fs — gating 290% gSinao» take a photo ~ afooml: gamed Do YOUR BEST! 1. Look at that lovely old house. ! think of it. 2, Bob and Anna are going to and I'm going to their wedding on Saturday. 3, This china vase is vary old and valuable. Please, ‘when you clean it 4. Nurses do a wonderful jab but they don't 5. We're going out in five minutes, children, Hurry up, Put your coals on. 6. James's working very hard every evening. He's going to ext ‘month. 7. The meeting wil in the directors office at 11 am. 8 If you don't put on more clothes in this cold weather, you! ‘8. Your doctor will be here in 2 moment. Please 10. The buses are very slow Lot's Ex: 12 Fill the gaps with a /an or the articles where itis necessary. a 1. Whats weather like today? - weather is fine. 2 earths planet 3. Where is your brother? —He is at__ home, He is in his room. He is siting at table. He is doing his homework homework is dificult 4. Is very dark in oom, Turn on light, please. 5, ‘weather is fine today, sky is bive, ‘sun is shining brightly in sky. 6. Are you designer? ~ No, | am architect. 7. Where is cot?-____catison sofa. 8.1 work in ‘morning and in ‘afternoon. | don't work in evening. I sleep at right. 8. Where is book? - book is on. sheff, 10, Where are flowers? flowers are in beautiful vase. Whore is vase?-___vase ison litle table near window. 11, Where is soup? = soup is in big saucepan on gas cooker, 12, Where are. cutlets? - cutlets are in reftigorator on ite plate, 13. There is no bread on table, Where is bread? 14. What do you do ator breakfast? ~ After breakfast | go to___ school. 15. My granny likes to watch TV after lunch. 16. There is__proverbs"ter dinner sleap a while, after supper wal mile” 17, Who cooks dinner in your family? 18, What do you have for lunch at school on Wednesday? ~ We have salad and twa, 19. My mother never has supper with us because she does not lke to eat in evening. 20. When do you clean your teeth in ‘morning: before breakfast for after__breakfast? 21. Where are _shelves? - shelves are on wall 22. They have: large fat. Thare are four rooms in ___ fat. 23. My aunt and my uncle ere doctors. They work at hospital. They get up at seven o'clock in morning. They go to bad at eleven o'clock 24. For ___ breakfast | have coffee with rik and sugar. | have jam too. There are different things on dinner table. There is bread, butter and ham, There are ‘cups and glasses there. There is jug on table milk in___jugis hot. There is___teapot on table. There is tea in tea-pot tea is hot oo, There are plates, {orks and knives on table. Do Your sesr: Where is____butter? - butters on ite plate. 25. Early to bed, early to rise, makes. ‘man healthy, wealthy and wise 8) ? Pacific Ocean is very deep. 2 Elbrus Is the highest peak of Caucasus, 3 Philippines are situated to south-east of Asia. 4 [Alps are covered with snow. 5. France is to ‘orth of Italy. 6, Lake Baikal is deepest lake in world, 7. Paris is capital of _ France. 8, __ Baltic ‘Sea is stormy in winter. Caucasus separates Black Sea from Caspian Sea. 10. Europe and America are separated by Allantic Ocean. 11. There are many small islands in Pacific Ocean, 12 North Sea separates __ Brlish Isles from ___ Europe, 13, We go to___ church every Sunday. 14 Balkans stretch from the Serbian-Bulgarian border to Black Sea. 15, He isin hospital having a heart operation. 16. Nile flows across ___ north-eastern part of Africa to____ Meiterranean Sea, 17, Which ara the highest mountains in__ Asia? 48 Thames flows through London. 18.___Black Seas in__west of Georgia. 20. They go to_ market every Soturday, 21. Thisis ‘mop of ___world. What can you see on map? - There are many seas and lakes on mop. This is__Mediteranean Sea and that is Red sea. These are Himalayas. They are the highest mountains in world, 2, Mr. Smith is architect. He is experienced architect. He is in Far East. He has wife, His wife is culist They have__son and daughter 23 Wish Sea is between __Great Britain and_tteland,24._ Red Seaisbetween___ Arica and __Asia, 25. Some people get sick when they are at_ sea,

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