Grammar

Page 1: Overview of Units

Unit 7: Daily Life

  • Grammar Focus: Present Simple for I/You/We/You/They

  • Key Vocabulary: Routines, Prepositions of Time

  • Real Life Topics: Problems, Hobbies

  • Present Simple Questions: Usage of Wh- questions for daily routines.

Unit 8: Work and Study

  • Grammar Focus: Present Simple for He/She/It

  • Key Vocabulary: Job Activities, Education, Frequency Adverbs

  • Present Simple Questions: Forming questions with He/She/It.

Unit 9: Travel

  • Grammar Focus: There is/are (Negative and Question Forms)

  • Key Vocabulary: Hotels, Requests, Conversations on the Phone

  • Imperative Forms: Used when making requests or commands.

Unit 10: Famous People

  • Grammar Focus: Be (was/were)

  • Key Vocabulary: Describing People, Activities, Regular Past Simple Verbs

Page 2: Table of Contents

Unit 1: Hello (Pages 9-20)

  • Grammar: Be (1st person vs. 2nd person, singular vs. plural)

  • Vocabulary Topics: The alphabet, Countries and Nationalities, Numbers (1-10), Greetings, Classroom Language.

Unit 2: Holidays (Pages 21-32)

  • Grammar: Be (We/They), Negative forms, Questions and Short Answers.

  • Vocabulary Topics: Plural Nouns, Classroom language related to Holidays.

Unit 3: Family and Friends (Pages 33-44)

  • Grammar: Possessive Pronouns, Irregular Plurals.

  • Vocabulary Topics: Family, People, Special Occasions.

Unit 4: Cities (Pages 45-56)

  • Grammar: Prepositions of Place, Demonstratives (this, that, these, those)

Unit 5: My Things (Pages 57-68)

  • Grammar: Can/Can’t, Have/Has, Adjective + Noun Structures.

  • Vocabulary Topics: Possessions, Technology, Money and Prices.

Unit 6: Like (Pages 69-80)

  • Grammar: Like questions and short answers.

  • Vocabulary Topics: Sports, Interests, Food, Opinions.

Page 3: Apologizing

  • Common Phrases for Apologizing:

    • "I'm (very) sorry."

    • "I'm sorry I'm late."

    • "We weren't at home."

    • Responses: "It's OK. That's OK. Don't worry."

Page 4: Grammar - Be (was/were) Negative and Question Forms

  • Negative Forms:

    • He/She/It wasn't on TV.

    • You/We/They weren't famous.

  • Question Forms:

    • Was he/she/it on TV?

    • Were you/we/they famous?

  • Affirmation: "Yes, he/she/it was. No, he/she/it wasn't."

Page 5: Grammar - Be (was/were)

  • Affirmative Sentences:

    • I/He/She/It was an explorer.

    • You/We/They were from Russia.

Page 6: Grammar - Imperative Forms

  • Usage Examples:

    • "Buy your tickets before your trip."

    • "Don't wait until you get to Moscow."

Page 7: Grammar - There is/are Negative and Question Forms

  • Negative Forms:

    • "There isn't a train."

    • "There aren't any cheap hotels."

  • Question Forms:

    • "Is there a cheap hotel?"

    • "Are there any hotels?"

Page 8: Grammar - There is/are

  • Usage Examples:

    • "There's a laptop in my suitcase."

    • "There are some T-shirts."

Page 9: Grammar - Frequency Adverbs

  • Range of Frequency:

    • 0% Never, 100% Always

  • Usage Examples:

    • "People sometimes move into forest areas."

    • "Tigers usually kill wild animals."

Page 10: Present Simple Questions for He/She/It

  • Question Structures:

    • “Does he/she teach?”

    • “Where does he/she live?”

  • Responses:

    • "Yes, he/she does."

    • "No, he/she doesn't."

Page 11: Present Simple for He/She/It

  • Affirmative Sentences:

    • "He/She opens the train doors."

    • "He/She doesn't work at night."