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The Basics
Verb-to be

Hi! Hello!
Good morning!
Good afternoon!
Good evening!
Goodbye! Bye!
Goodnight!

Colors
pink
blue
yellow
green
black
brown
white
orange
red
grey
purple

Greetings

School supplies
schoolbag
notebook
book
ruler
atlas
pencil sharpener
pencil
pencil case
pen

How are you?

Im fine thanks. And
you?
Not bad.
Im 10 years old
How old are you?
Im from Russia
Whats your name?
How do you spell it?
Whats your favorite
sport?

School Subjects
Classroom Language

My favorite subject is
English
geography
music
history
maths
Subject
Object Pronouns
computers
Pronouns
science
art
I
me
You physical education
you (PE)
He
him
drama
She
her
It
it
We
us
You
you
They
them

Read
Listen
Be quiet, please.
Come to the
board, please.
Open your books
Close your books
Sit down please
Stand up, please.
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AFFIRMATIVE

NEGATIVE

QUESTIONS

SHORT ANSWERS

I am
You are

Im not
You arent

Am I?
Are you?

He is
She is

He isnt
She isnt

Is he?
Is she?

It is
We are

It isnt
We arent

Is it
Are we?

You are

You arent

Are you?

They are

They arent

Are they?

Yes, I am. No, Im not.

Yes, you are. No, you
arent
Yes, he is. No, he isnt
Yes, she is. No, she
isnt.
Yes, it is. No, it isnt.
Yes, we are. No, we
arent.
Yes, you are. No, you
arent.
Yes, they are. No, they
arent

Who
What
When
Where
Why
How

Who are you?

What is your name?
When is your birthday?
Where is your book bag?
Why are you so slow today?
How old are you?

COUNTRIES

NATIONALITIES

LANGUAGE

The UK

British

English

The USA

American

English

Poland

Polish

Polish

Turkey

Turkish

Turkish

France

French

French

Russia

Russian

Russian

Italy

Italian

Italian

Portugal

Portuguese

Portuguese

Greece

Greek

Greek

Mexico

Mexican

Mexican

China

Chinese

Chinese

Spain

Spain

Spanish

Japan

Japanese

Japanese

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabian

Arabic

Cool Stuff
Personal Things
Parts of the Body
Plurals
Have got

My stuff
guitar
helmet
bike/bicycle
basketball
trainers
video/computer
game
skateboard
sunglasses
digital camera
watch
comic book

Describing People
young/old
long/short:
hair/nose
tall/short
big/small
thin/fat

this
these

Parts of the body

head
nose
ears
eyes
arm
hand
leg
foot/feet
beard
face
teeth
knee
skin

that

AFFIRMATIV
E

NEGATIVE

QUESTIONS

SHORT ANSWERS

I have got

I havent got

Have I got?

Yes, I have. No, I havent.

You have got

You havent got

Have you got?

Yes, I have. No, I havent.

He has got

He hasnt got

Has he got?

Yes, he has. No, he hasnt.

She has got

She hasnt got

Has she got?

Yes, she has. No, she

hasnt.

It has got

It hasnt got

Has it got?

Yes, it has. No, it hasnt.

We have got

We havent got

Have we got?

Yes, we have .No, we

havent.

You have got

You havent got

Have you got?

Yes, we have. No, we

havent.

They have got

They havent
got

Have they got?

Yes, they have. No, they

havent.

Personal Pronouns

Possessive Adjectives

I
You
He
She
It
We
You
They

my
your
his
her
its
our
your
their

Singular
Nouns

Plural Nouns

doll
brush
mouse
man
cat
foot
child
tomato
watch
class
lady
cherry
leaf
baby
knife
woman
glass
life
tooth
key
box
tomato
name
scarf

dolls
brushes
mice
men
cats
feet
children
tomatoes
watches
classes
ladies
cherries
leaves
babies
knives
women
glasses
lives
teeth
keys
boxes
tomatoes
names
scarves

The Home
There is/There are
a/an
Prepositions of place
Ordinal numbers

bathroom
kitchen
living room
bedroom
hall
door
wall
sofa
floor
stove/cooker
cupboard
mirror
stairs
sink
fireplace
wood
apartment building
block of flats
table
fridge
chair
armchair
carpet
cushions (sofa)
closet/wardrobe
bookcase
desk
pillows
vase
flowers

Affirmativ
e

Negative

There is
There are

There isnt
Is there?
There arent Are there?

a/an
For 1 thing

Question
s

Short Answers

Yes, there is. No, there isnt.

Yes, there are. NO, there
arent.

Some
Means a few

any
Used for questions and
negatives

For uncountables
A chair
An apple

Some chairs
Some
water/butter/sugar

I havent got any French

books.
Have you got any
money?

CANT
I can swim
Birds can fly.
He can draw pictures.
Ordinal Numbers
Prepositi
ons
first
in
second
on
third
under
fourth
behind
fifth
next to
in front sixth
seventh
of
between eight
ninth
near
tenth
eleventh
twelfth
thirteenth
fourteenth
twentieth
twenty-first

He cant fly.
Babies cant read.
She cant drive a car.

Families
Describing
people
Daily routines
Present Simple
Jobs
Telling time

Describing People
rude
clever
quiet
ugly
hardworking
polite
happy
funny
strong
weak
noisy
silly
serious

Families
grandfather
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grandmother
dad
mum/mom
brother
sister
uncle
aunt
daughter
father-in-law
mother-in-law
husband
wife
cousin/cousin

Daily Routines
get up in the morning
go to school
got to bed
have breakfast
have lunch
have dinner
watch TV
have dinner
in the morning
in the afternoon
in the evening

AFFIRM
ATIVE

NEGATI
VE

QUESTS
IONS

SHORT
ANSWERS

I like

No s
I dont
like

Do I
like?

Yes, I do.
No, I
dont.
Yes, I do.
No, I
dont.
Yes, he
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You like

He likes

You
dont
like
He

Do you
like?
Does he

Present Simple
We use it for habits of
routines.
We use it for things
that are true.
We use it with these
words:
always
ever
every
day/week/year
usually
frequently
sometimes

like?
Does she like?

It likes

doesnt like
She doesnt
like
It doesnt like

We like

We dont like

Do we like?

You like

You dont like

Do you like?

They like

They dont like

Do they like?

She likes

Does it like?

does. No, he doesnt.

Yes, she does. No,
she doesnt.
Yes, it does. No, it
doesnt.
Yes, we do. No, we
dont.
Yes, we do. No, we
dont.
Yes, they do. No,
they dont.

I love
swimming.
I hate getting
up early.

Adverbs of Frequency
always
usually
often
sometimes
never
frequently

All the time

Most of the time
Quite a lot
Now and then
Not at all
Quite often

Jobs

What do they do?

looks after sick animals
teaches children
fixes cars
types letters, helps her boss
fixes peoples hair/cuts hair
takes care of people in the
hospital
takes pictures
plays football
flies planes

vet
teacher
mechanic
secretary
hairdresser
nurse
photographer
footballer
pilot
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Telling Time: What

times is it?
Its 5 oclock.
Its five thirty.
5:30`
Its quarter past
five.
Its quarter to 6.
Its 5:15.
Its 7:45.
At 8 oclock

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Animals
Parts of animals
Prepositions of time
Comparative and Superlative

Animals

Parts of Animals

cow
horse
eagle
bear
sheep
fox
chimpanzee
chicken
rabbit
elephant
duck
squirrel
sheep
hamster
giraffe
dolphins
goats

IN
December
in the
morning
in the
afternoon
in the
evening

claws
wings
beak
body
legs
head
feathers
tail
fur
hooves
scales
teeth
mouth
horns

AT

ON

at 8 oclock
at school

on my birthday
on Monday

at work

on Christmas day

at night

on august 8th
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in
summer/wint
er
in spring/in
autumn

Adjective
long
wide
big
heavy
beautiful
good
bad
fast
many
long
thin
dangerous

at noon/at midnight

at the weekend

Comparative

Superlative

longer than
wider than
bigger than
heavier than
more beautiful than
better than
worse than
faster than
more than
longer than
thinner than
more dangerous
than

the longest of/in/

the widest of/in
the biggest of/in
the heaviest of/in
the most beautiful of/in
best of/in
the worse of/in
the fastest in/of
the most of/in
the longest in/of
the thinnest in/of
the most dangerous of/in

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Weather
Sports Verbs
Present Continuous
Clothes

Weather
Its raining
Its
snowing
Its foggy
Its hot.
Its warm.
Its
freezing
Its cloudy.
Its windy.
Its cold.
SPORTS

GO

PLAY

DO

go
go
go
go
go
go

play
play
play
play
play
play

do karate
do judo
do exercises

skiing
camping
swimming
sailing
windsurfing
jogging

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computer games
tennis
basketball
ping pong
handball
football

AFFIRMATIV NEGATIVE
E
I am playing
You are playing
He is playing.
She is playing
It is playing.
We are playing.
You are playing.
They are
applying.

QUESTION
S

I am not playing
You arent
playing.
He isnt playing.
She isnt playing.
It isnt playing.
We arent
playing.
You arent
playing.
They arent
playing.

Clothes
jacket
tie
sneakers/traine
rs
shirt
shoes
suit
socks
belt
hat
gloves
shorts
skirt
dress
sandals
flip flops
a top
sweater/jumper
boots
pants/trousers
jeans

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SHORT ANSWERS

Am I playing?
Are you playing?

Yes, I am. No, Im not.

Yes, I am. No, Im not.

Is he playing?
Is she playing?
Is it playing?
Are we playing?

Yes, he is. No, he isnt.

Yes, she is. No, she isnt.
Yes, it is. No, it isnt.
Yes, we are. No, we arent.

Are you playing?

Yes, you are. No, you arent.

Are they playing?

Yes, they are. No, they

arent.

Food
Food containers
Some/any
Will/wont

Food

Affirmative

grapes
butter
chicken
yoghurt
cheese
oranges
beef
carrots
lamb
pork
cabbage
lettuce
corn
rice
spaghetti
apples
bananas
potatoes
onions
garlic
pasta
soup
bread
milk
ice cream
cake
pizza
salad
cookies/biscu
its
Negative
Questions
olive oil
sugar
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flour
coca-cola

Short answers

I will go
You will go
He will go.

I wont go.
You wont go.
He wont go.

Will I go?
Will you go?
Will he go?

She will go.

She wont go.

Will she go?

It will go.
We will go.

It wont go.
We wont go.

Will it go?
Will we go?

You will go.

You wont go.

Will you go?

They will go.

They wont go.

Will they go?

Yes, I will. No, I wont.

Yes, I will. No, I wont.
Yes, he will. No, he
wont.
Yes, she will. No, she
wont.
Yes, it will. No, it wont.
Yes, we will. No, we
wont.
Yes, you will. No, you
wont.
Yes, they will. No, they
wont.

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

We use it for now.

We use it with these
words:
now
at the moment
right now
today
tonight

AFFIRMATIVE

NEGATIVE

QUESTIONS

SHORT ANSWERS

I am going to leave

I am not going to
leave.

Are we going to
leave?

Yes, I am. No, I am

You are going to

leave.

You are not going to

leave,.

Are you going to

leave?

Yes, I am. No, I am

He is going to
leave.

He is not going to
leave..

Is he going to
leave?

Yes, he is. No, he isn

She is going to
leave.

She is not going to

leave.

Is she going to
leave?

Yes, she is. No, she

It is going to
leave.

It is not going to
leave.

Is it going to leave?

Yes, it is. No, it isnt

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We are going to
leave.

We are not going to

leave.

Are we going to
leave?

Yes, we are. No, we

arent

You are going to

leave.

You are not going to

leave.

Are you going to

leave?

Yes, you are. No, you

arent.

They are going to

leave.

They are not going to

leave.

Are they going to

leave?

Yes, they are. No, th

arent.

Agreeing/Disagreeing
Types of movies
Adjectives for movies
Was/were
Past simple Tense
Past simple time words

AGREEING

DISAGREEING

Yes, I do.
So, do I.
Really, I do.

Me neither.
Neither, do I.
Really, I dont.

Film Adjectives

boring
interesting
sad
funny
frightening
exciting

Types of films
action
horror
animated cartoon
comedy
musical
adventure
romance
detective
western
science fiction
fantasy

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Past Simple
Tense

Was/were

I was
You were

Was I?
Were you?

He was

I wasnt
You
werent
He wasnt

She was

She wasnt

Was she?

It was
We were

It wasnt
We werent

Was it?
Were we?

You were

You
werent
They
werent

Were you?

They were

Was he?

Were
they?

Yes, I was./No, I wasnt.

Yes, you were./No, you
werent.
Yes, he was. No, he
wasnt.
Yes, she was. No, she
wasnt.
Yes it was. No, it wasnt.
Yes, we were. No, we
werent.
Yes. You were. No, you
werent.
Yes, they were. No, they
werent.

Time Words
yesterday
(morning)
last week
2 days ago

Past Simple

Regular
Verbs

I played
You played
He played

I didnt play.
You didnt play
He didnt play.

Did I play?
Did you play?
Did he play?

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Yes, I did. No, I didnt.

Yes, I did. No, I didnt.
Yes, he did. No, he

She played

She didnt play.

Did she play?

It played
We played

It didnt play.
We didnt play.

Did it play?
Did we play?

You played

You didnt play.

Did you play?

They played

They didnt
play.

Did they play?

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didnt.
Yes, she did. No. she
didnt.
Yes, it did. No, it didnt.
Yes, we did. No, we
didnt.
Yes, you did. No, you
didnt.
Yes, they did. No, they
didnt.