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https://www.youtube.com/shorts/LsFUUoQYHsc _ English Vocabulary 1

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/e2B-Ly9FMII — English Vocabulary 2

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yeqNZibb37g -English Vocabulary 3

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/qkqgnEPYcb0

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/oeVyYY22pCk

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/24GGHkQ9gYQ

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Wjry_H7SkxI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apI4v5OA_SI

December 5-9.

Lesson 1

Possessive adjectives

Type the correct word in the boxes below

My, your, his, her, its, our, their.

The boy likes his school.

Mary sees her mother every day.

My teachers bring their children to our place on Saturdays.

The cat eats its food quickly.

I often forget my key.

You write in my book in class.

We bring our pencils to class.

The men always bring their wives to the party.

Mr Adams teaches his class in the morning.

She likes to give presents to her grandchildren.

They never do their homework.

Ali sometimes wears his green t-shirt.

We love our school.

Ayse and Ahmet play with my sisters.

You always wear your uniform at school.

I rarely walk to my school.

We eat our lunch at 12 a.m.

The bird always sleeps in my nest.

She always forgets her books in the cupboard.

He often speaks to his friends.

Ex.  (p. 29)

B.

Daniel’s book

Emily’s house.

Mr Black’s car.

My father’s computer.

My sister’s bike.

My brother’s school.

D.

Singular	my	You-your	She-her	He-his	It-its
Plural	We- our	You-your	They-their

E.

1. Hi! My name’s Jenny. Nice to meet you. What’s your name?
2. My brother really likes music. His favorite singer’s Jay-Z.
3. I’ve got two sisters. Their names are Laura and Joanna.
4. Amy’s American. She’s here in England with her family.
5. We live in London now, but we don’t like our house.
6. Do you and your sister like your new house?

Grammar Practice

Past simple 1

Exercise 1

Put in am/is/are [present] or was/were [past]

1. Last year he was 22, so he is 23 now.
2. Today the weather is nice, but yesterday it was very cold.
3. I am hungry. Can I have something to eat?
4. I feel fine this morning but was very tired last night.
5. Where were you at 11 o’clock last Friday morning?
6. Don’t buy those shoes. They are so expensive.
7. I like your new jacket. Is it expensive?
8. This time last year I was in Paris.
9. ‘Where are the children?’I don’t know. They were in the garden ten minutes ago.
10. Hello, everybody! I am sorry I was late.
11. ‘Where are you born? I was born in India.
12. We were married when I was eighteen and Roger was twenty.

Exercise 2

Put in was/were or wasn’t/weren’t.

1. We weren’t happy with the hotel. Our room was very small and it wasn’t very clean.
2. George wasn’t at work last week because he was ill. He’s better now.
3. Yesterday was a public holiday so the shops were closed.

They’re open today.

4. Were Sue and Bill at the party? Sue was there but Bill wasn’t.

5. Where are my keys? I don’t know. They were on the table but they’re not there now.

6. You weren’t at home last night. Where were you?

Exercise 3

Present perfect and past simple.

1. I saw the twins in town last week.
2. Have you ever met her brother?
3. Where were you last weekend?
4. Have you seen Kathleen?
5. We didn’t go on holiday last year.
6. I love clothes and have bought a lot this year.
7. What did you do last weekend?
8. Dad repaired the car, you can use it now.
9. Agatha Christie lived from 1890 to 1976.
10. Granny still hasn’t found her glasses.
11. Did you buy your laptop?
12. Oh! you painted the kitchen. I like the color.
13. What time did you get home last night?
14. Emma! Your letter arrived at last!
15. The weather has been good all week.
16. I did finish work early yesterday.
17. Sue’s not here, she has gone out for 2 hours.
18. The weather wasn’t very well last week.
19. We have been cinema twice this month.
20. Brian lived in England until the age of 14.

January 30-February 3

Complete the sentences. Use there is/isn’t, there are/aren’t.

• There isn’t a model of me in Madame Tussauds!
• There are some delicious drinks at the Hard Rock Cafe.
• There is a good cafe in the Tate Modern.
• There aren’t a lot of people in Covent Garden today.
• There aren’t seats at the cafe at the moment.

February 6-10

Ex. 8/B

1. Jo is a half-marathon race.
2. The four friends want to go and watch the race.
3. They think the race starts at 11 o’clock.
4. They ask a woman for directions to Gordon Park.
5. When they get to the park, the race is finished.
6. Jo is very happy to see the four friends.

Ex.9 (A)

Kate said really.

Mark said wait a minute.

I have no idea.

Jo said thanks — but actually, the race is over.

• Complete the dialogues with the expressions from exercise 9a.

1. A: I love The flaming Lips-  they’re great.

B: Realy ?: I don’t like the theme at all!

• A: I’ve got a DVD of a great film. Let’s watch it.

B: Well, actually, I’m so tired. Can we watch it tomorrow?

• A: Paula who’s that boy over there?

B: I have no idea Let’s go and ask his name.

• A: Where is the park?

B:  I don’t know. Wait a minute Look! I think that’s the park, over there.

February 13-17

Lesson 1

Grammar 2

• Complete the sentences with the correct form of have (not) got.

1. Have you got a new camera? It looks cool.
2. My aunt has got a house in the country. I often go and see her at the weekend.
3. Let’s watch a DVD. I have got lots of them.
4. Has your brother got a bike?
5. They have got a new drummer in their band. She’s great.
6. This computer is too expensive for me.I have got enough money to buy it.
7. Have they got a dog?
8. I have got your phone number. Can you tell me what it is?

• Make true sentences about you and your family. Use the correct form of have (not) got.
• I have not got a big family.
• We have not got a big house.
• My best friend has not got a brother.
• I have not got a bicycle.
• I have not got a computer.
• I have not got a sister.

Ex. 7.

D. Put the words in order to make questions.

1. How old are you?
2. What’s your first name?
3. How do you spell that, please?
4. What’s your address?
5. Can you repeat that, please?
6. What’s your telephone number, please?

Grammar

1. Look at the pictures on page 47 then write the words from the box in the table.

Countable	Uncountable
An apple  A banana An Egg An Onion A Strawberry A Bread A Chicken A Tomato An Orange	Some salt Some cheese Rice Sugar

• Look at the table in Exercise 3a and complete the rule.

Rule: With singular countable nouns, we use a or an.With uncountable nouns, we use some. With uncountable plural countable nouns, we use some.

Ex 7 (p.51)

A.

Izzie said, “Yes, please!”

Kate said, “ No,  thanks!”

Mark said, “ Oh, right.”

Mark said, “Don’t worry.”

B.

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Samantha: What’s that? In your sandwich.

Andy: It’s cheese. It’s called Gorgonzola. Would you like some?

Samantha: No, thanks. I don’t like cheese very much. And that cheese it’s blue!

Andy: Yes, it’s blue, but don’t worry. It’s really delicious.

Samantha: Oh, right. But I think I’ll just eat my chips. Do you want one?

D.

A: Would you like some pizza?

B: No, thanks, Sandy—I don’t like pizza very much.

A: Come on, Alex. It’s 8:30. We are late.

B: Oh, right. Sorry, Gill.OK, I am ready now—let’s go.

A: Is the homework difficult, Jane? Do you want some help?

B: Yes, please, mum. Help me with question three.

A: I really want a hamburger. But I haven’t got any money.

B: Don’t worry, Mike. I have got some money. I can buy some hamburgers.

Ex. 9

A.

I like chips. -true

Goat’s cheese and mushrooms. — not true

I really don’t like fruit. — not true

Chicken is delicious. — true

It’s good to try new things. -true

Ex. 3 (p.55)

My mum checks her email at 8am and 8pm.

My mum checks her email twice a day.

Tom eats fruit on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Tom eats fruit every week.

Susan goes shopping on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday.

Susan goes shopping three times a week.

Harry plays football on Saturday.

Harry plays football once a week.

1. Look at the picture and fill in is or are into the following sentences.

1. There is a ball on the floor.
2. There are toys on the floor.
3. There is a cat on the wall.
4. There is a photo on the wall.
5. There are parents in the photo.
6. There is a window in the room.                                         
7. There is a flower pot under the window.                                
8. There is a boy on the wall.
9. There is a small car toy at the cat.
10. There are five toys on the floor.

• Choose There is or There are

1. There are three bottles of milk in the fridge.
2. There is a ship in the harbor.
3. There are twelve students in the classroom.
4. There is a cat under the table.
5. There are many boys in the street.
6. There are five lessons on Monday.
7. There is a history museum in this city.
8. There is a wardrobe in the corner of the room.
9. There are many flowers in the garden.
10. There are three windows in the room.
11. There is a stadium opposite the theatre.
12. There are a lot of apples in the basket.
13. There are three colleges in our town.
14. There are four cars near the house.
15. There is a post office in this street.
16. There are many CDs on the table.
17. There are ten computers in this classroom.
18. There is a mirror in this corridor.

• Write the sentences with There is/There are:

1. There is a college opposite the museum.
2. There are three parks in this city.
3. There are many plates on the table.
4. There is a bank near the shop.
5. There is a sports club at the theatre.
6. There are many eggs in the fridge.
7. There are girls in the classroom.

• Fill in Is there/Are there.

1. Is there a garage opposite your house?
2. Are there birds on the tree?
3. Is there a supermarket near your house?
4. Is there any cheese on the table?
5. Are there flowers in your room?
6. Are there three dogs in the yard?
7. Is there a restaurant in this street?
8. Is there a shoe shop opposite the library?
9. Are there five hotels in your city?
10. Is there a theatre in your city?
11. Is there a swimming pool in this street?
12. Are there hospitals in your city?
13. Is there a bank near the school?
14. Is there a cafe at the bakery?

• Answer the questions.
• Is there a dairy shop near your house?

Yes, it is.

• Are there many cars on the road?

No there aren’t.

• Is there a musical theatre in your city?

No, it isn’t

• Are there many boys in your classroom?

Yes, there are.

• Is there a park opposite your school?

No, it isn’t.

• Are there a lot of shops in your city?

Yes there are

• Is there a bus station in your city?

Yes it is

• Are there many cinemas in your city?

No there aren’t.

• Is there a restaurant opposite the bank?

Yes, it is.

1. Are there many sportsmen at the gym?

No there aren’t.

1. Is there a pet shop near your school?

 Yes, it is.

1. Are there many bookshops in your city?

No there aren’t.

1. Is there a drugstore on this street?

Yes, it is.

1. Are there any apples in the basket?

No there aren’t.

• Correct the mistakes

1. There is a library round the corner.
2. There are two cats under the tree.
3. There is a flower pot on the floor.
4. There are many flowers in the room.
5. There are three cars in the yard.
6. There are two birds on the tree.
7. There are a boy and a girl there.
8. There are a lot of students at the conference.
9. There are two portraits on the wall.
10. There are three umbrellas in the corner.
11. There is some cake on the table.
12. There are two apples on the plate.
13. There are many potatoes in the basket.
14. There are two tomatoes on the plate.

February 20-24

Lesson 1

Different cultures, different pets/page 44/read the magazine article and answer the questions

1. Read the magazine article. Which countries have different pets from the pets people have in Britain?.

In Britain, about 50% of homes have got a pet. Some people in China and Japan have noisy pets. They are fighting crickets.

• Read the text again and listen. Answer the questions.
• What type of bird does the text mention?

The text mentions the bird called Budgie.

• What are the most popular pets in the world?

The most popular pets in the world are dogs, cats, birds, and fish.

• Where have people got crickets as pets?

 In China and Japan, people have got small crickets.

• Where have people got baby seals?

The Inuits of northern Canada keep bear cubs, baby seals and foxes.

• Do hissing cockroaches bite?

Cockroaches are quite big. They do not bite.

• What have kangaroos and sugar gliders both got?

Kangaroos and sugar gliders have got a pocket or pouch for their babies.

• What pets are popular in your country?

In my country, the popular pets are cats and dogs.

Write an essay: My favorite pet

My favorite pet is a dog. It is a clever animal. Dogs are very loyal. They can protect people. Dogs can do exercises and protect the house. They can make children happy.

Lesson 2

Unusual food around the world/page 46

Grammar: countable and uncountable nouns

Hometask:3/a,b, page 48

1. Look at the pictures on page 47, then write the words from the box in the table.

Countable A tomato An egg An onion

Uncountable Some sugar Some beef Some rice Some bread Some chicken Some strawberry

• Look at the table in Exercise 3a and complete the rule.

Rule: With singular countable nouns, we use a or an. With uncountable we use some. With plural countable nouns, we use some.

February 27-March 3

Lesson 1

Lesson 1

Read the dialogue on page 50

Do the exercises on page 51(Part)2

Lesson 2

Different places-different lives/page 54

Hometask:ex.3/a,d, page 55

1. Complete the sentences about Calvin and Mawar with the words in the box.
2. Calvin’s dad usually leaves the house before six o’clock.
3. Calvin’s mom always  spends the day at home.
4. Calvin’s mom often does the housework.
5. Calvin and his family sometimes watch television.
6. Mawar never goes to the school seven kilometers away.
7. There are often storms and heavy rains.

• Complete the sentences with expressions from exercise 3c.Then listen and check your answers.
• My mum checks her email at 8am and 8 pm.

My mum checks her email twice a day.

• Tom eats fruit on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Tom eats fruit seven days a week.

• Susan goes to shaping on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

Susan goes to shaping three times a week.

• Harry plays football on Saturday.

Harry plays football once a day.

March 6-10

Lesson 1

Different places-different lives/page 54/to retell the text

TV programs: ex.5/a, page 56/answer the questions

1. How often do you watch TV? What channel do you usually watch? Are there interesting TV programmes for teenagers in your country?

I and my family sometimes watch TV. I and my family usually watch CGTN.CGTN has many interesting programmes for example sports, Chinese news, foreign news and others.

Lesson 2

What British teenagers watch/page 58/to read and translate

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Nkd1OlOO12E

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mnLVI1D6LJg

March 6-10

Lesson 1

Different places-different lives/page 54/to retell the text

TV programmes:ex.5/a,page 56/answer the questions

1. How often do you watch TV? What channel do you usually watch? Are there interesting TV programs for teenagers in your country?

I and my family sometimes watch TV. My family and I usually watch CGTN. CGTN has many interesting programs, for example, sports, Chinese news, foreign news, and others.

Lesson 2

What British teenagers watch/page 58/to read and translate

Write an essay about the TV programmes you like!

I like animal planet because that TV programme is very interesting. Through it, I can know information about animals. I can know what animals were like. That TV programme tells how animals live, how they hunt, and what groups they have. When I have free time, I watch animal planet. My sister and I like animals very much.

March 20-24

Take Care of Yourself

1. Watch the video at the top of the page.

2. Read the story “Take Care of Yourself” just below it.

3. Do the exercises at the bottom of the page.

We Are All Born Free and Equal

1. Watch the video at the top of the page.

2. Read the story “We Are All Born Free and Equal” just below it.

3. Do the exercise at the bottom of the page

Take Care of Yourself

And now, practice:

Exercises

Vocabulary Questions

1. What does “tuition” mean?

a) the money you pay to live in an apartment

b) the money someone pays you to work for them

c) the money you pay to a university to study there

d) the money a university gives you to help you study

2. What does “grumpy” mean?

a) upset and irritable

b) confused

c) energetic

d) tired

• What does “healthy” mean?

a) good for your body

b) good for your emotional state

c) good for your mental state

d) all of the above

Grammar Questions

1. She decides to walk to class.

a) to walk

b) walking

c) walk

d) walked

2. Valerie keeps having sick.

a) having

b) getting

c) being

d) doing

3. She is so much happy when she arrives.

a) happy

b) happiest

c) more happy

d) happier

David lives in a small town with his family. The town is pretty ordinary. Everyone goes to school, everyone goes to work at the town’s  factory, and no one asks any strange questions.

But David is different. He does not want to go to school. He wants to work and help his family. He does not want to work at the town’s factory, thoug. He wants to open his own. And he always asks these strange questions about “why do you do this?” and “why don’t you do that?”

Everyone laughs at him and no one really takes him seriosuly. No one except his friend Orlando. Orlando looks at David as a person with his own thoughts and ideas. He treats him respextfully. Orlando likes David, even though they disagree.

Time goes by and David grows his business. His hard work and sharp mind pay of, and he now has a chain of stores. He is a wealthy man.

He rarely comes to visit his hometown. But when he does, there is one thing he always remembers. He always remembers his good friend Orlando, and their respectful friendship. And now that he can, he always helps him in times of need.

Singular and Plural Nouns

1. Write the right plural for each word.

Church- Churches

Kimono- kimonos

Story- stories

Hero- heroes

Box- boxes

Buflo- buffalos

Tax- taxes

Motto- mottos

Dancer- dancers

Boy- boys

Office- offices

Girl- girls

Instrument- instruments

Day- days

Chance- chances

Paper- papers

Mango- mangoes

Taxi- taxies

Class- classes

Video- videos

Baby- babies

Cargo- cargoes

Zero- zeroes

Fox-foxes

Volcano-volcanoes

Watch-watches

Carrot-carrots

Peacock-peacocks

Pilot-pilots

Singer-singers

Street-streets

Song-songs

Bank-banks

Ruler-rulers

Candy-candies

Sash-sashes

Car-cars

Ox-oxen

Fish-fishes

Phone-phones

Doctor-doctors

Computer-computers

Backpack-backpacks

Friend-friends

Tomato-tomatoes

Chef-chefs

Person-persons

Dragon-dragons

Speaker-speakers

Catus-cactuses

Family-families

Holiday-holidays

Book-books

Zebra-zebras

• Complete the sentences with the right plural.
• The girls are happy they have got new toys.
• These are the ways to school.
•  Angia has candies.
• My mother has mangoes for me.
• My glasses for the sun.
• Those are the buses to school.
• She is in those photos.
• Tony is 2 years old.
• My grandfather has three radios.
• These are my book stories.
• These are your keys.
• The map has hundreds of countries.
• I have many wishes for Christmas.
• Those are new computers.

April 3-7

Lesson 1

Easter in Armenia

Lesson 2

The Shepherd Boy and the Wolf/ Read the text and translate

Grammar: negative imperatives

Hometask:ex.2/c,d,page 61(English in mind)

• Look at the drawings and write what the people are saying. Use the verbs from the box.
• Don’t shout!
• Don’t go away!
• Don’t cry!
• Don’t open the window!
• Don’t touch it!
• Don’t laugh!

Match the two parts to make sentences 1-6, then match them with signs A-F. Write 1-6 in the boxes.

1. Don’t use your mobile phone.
2. Don’t your car here.
3. Don’t walk on the grass.
4. Don’t open this door
5. Don’t drink this water.
6. Don’t use the flash on your camera.

May 8-12

Lesson 1

Not only football and…/to read and translate the text/page 72-73

Hometask:11/a, page 73/to read and be ready to discuss

1. Read this email from Javed. What’s his fovourite football team.

Javed like play football. He likes to watch it on TV too. He supports Manchester City.

Lesson 2

Round the world alone/to read and translate the text/page 74

Hometask: ex.1/b,2/,b,page 74

Ex. 1

• Read the text again and listen. Write T (true) or F (false). Correct the false statements.

1. John sails around the world every year. f
2. John is sailing around the world now. t
3. Pauline is with him on his boat.  t
4. Everything on his journey is good. F

Ex 2/b

1. John is looking out of the window.
2. Pauline is having a shower.
3. Andy is having breakfast.
4. The dolphins are swimming.
5. The weather is changing.

Auxiliary verbs Did/Didn’t, Do/Does, Don’t/Dosn’t

Complete the following sentences by using the correct form of to do.

1.  I don’t work at the weekends.
2.  You don’t get up late.
3.  My friend doesn’t go to work  5 days a month.
4.  They don’t speak English fluently.
5.  The best friends don’t lie to each other.
6.  I don’t play the violin very well.
7.  He doesn’t get up late at weekends.
8.  Jack doesn’t like eating chocolate.
9. She doesn’t eat vegetables.
10. Maria doesn’t attend the midterm exams.
11. Do you go to the opera every weekend?
12. Does he wash your sports car?
13. Does your mother go on holiday every winter?
14. Do you go to yoga at weekends?
15. Does their schoolmates in the all activities.
16. Does Antony always watch cartoons?
17. Does he prefer to live in a big city like New York?
18. She does everything for us.
19. That doesn’t make any sense.
20. Does Martha regularly feed her cat every day?
21. Do you study Math for the exam?
22. Does she swim in the swimming pool?
23. I didn’t visit my aunt yesterday.
24. Abby didn’t come to school yesterday.
25. It didn’t snow weekend.
26. Did you see the teacher this morning?
27. Did you sleep well last night?
28. My brother didn’t go to school today.
29. My sister didn’t catch the last train.
30. I didn’t change my dress.
31. No, she didn’t shake my hand today.
32. He told me that he didn’t want to see me again.
33. He doesn’t know what to do.
34. My father didn’t come with us yesterday.
35. Did you visit London last summer?
36. Did he go to the cinema last night?

Present Continous Exercise 3

1. Complete the sentences with the Present continuous of the verbs in brackets.

1. Look! It is running.
2. They are late that’s why there are running.
3. Are you visiting the Zoo today?
4. Be quiet! The teacher is reading us a story.
5. They are outside. They are playing in the garden.
6. Stop shouting! I am trying to do my homework.
7. Let’s go home! We are not having a good time.
8. My mother is making a cake for my sister’s birthday.
9. I am buying some food at the supermarket.
10. You can switch on the TV, I am not working now.
11. He is a plumber. He is fixing the bathtub.
12. They are playing chess.
13. This morning I am reading my mail.
14. In this picture Peter is faking he’s on the phone.
15. He is learning to drive.
16. At the moment we are studying piano.
17. Today I am having dinner in a fancy restaurant.
18. Why are they fighting over the cookies? There are plenty.
19. I am not crying. I have something in my eye.
20. He is not washing the dishes. He is cooking.
21. Ssshhh! She is rehearsing. She is dancing tonight.
22. Mary is typing a letter to her boss.
23. George is singing in front of a big audience tomorrow.
24. They are not jogging, they are going for a walk.
25. He is dying for a hamburger. He is extremely hungry.

Am, Is, Are, Was, Were

Complete the sentences  with Am/Is/Are/Was

1. We all know that exercise is good for our health.
2. What are three types of cookies you like to eat?
3. Your birthday is on the 12th of June.
4.  Whose gloves are these?
5.  That shirt is very nice.
6.  Why are you bored?
7.  Why was he so excited yesterday?
8.  How was the soup last night?
9. It is very difficult to find a job.
10. God is with us.
11. How far is the house from the city?
12. There were seven guests at the hotel last week.
13. There are two tables in the living room.
14. There is no milk in the fridge.
15. Where were you born?
16. Yesterday I was very hungry.
17. The hotel is not far from here.
18. Was he any better this morning?
19. Sina is like her father.
20. What are the seven deadly sins?

September 18-22

Lesson 1

An unusual hobby/to retell the text/page 12

Hometask:ex.2/f, page 14, ex.3, page 14

(EX.) 2

• Make the sentences negative.

1. My brother spends lots of money on clothes.

My brother doesn’t spend lots of money on clothes.

• I get up early on Sunday.

I don’t get up early on Sunday.

3. My sister watches a lot of TV.

My sister doesn’t watch a lot of TV.

• I buy my CDs in that shop.

I don’t buy my CDs in that shop.

• You know the answer.

You don’t know the answer.

(EX.) 3

1. Match the activities with the pictures. 1-9 in the boxes. Then listen, check, and repeat.

E.1. Going to the cinema.

F.2. Reading.

1. 3. Swimming.

H.4. Painting.

D. Playing computer games.

C. Dancing.

B. Listening to music.

I. Playing the guitar.

G. Running.

Lesson 2

Write an essay “My hobby” and be ready to discuss

Chess is my hobby. When I am free, I play chess. My sister plays chess, too. And sometimes, we play chess together. I play online chess on chess.com. I play with people from other countries. Every day I play chess with my grandfather on Chess.com because I am in China and my grandfather is in Armenia. I have already played 926 games with other people. I don’t like computer games. I enjoy playing those games that teach me something.

November 6-10

Lesson 1

Erin Brokovich/to read the text on page 26

Hometask:2/c,d, page 27

Ex.2

• Complete the sentences with was, wasn’t, were, or weren’t.

1. In 1990, Erin was in a car accident.
2. A lot of people in Hinkley were sick.
3. The drinking water in Hinkley wasn’t clean.
4. There was chromium in the water.
5. The bosses at the Pacific Gas and Electric weren’t happy.

• Complete the questions with Was or Were.

1. Was Erin Brockovich British?
2. Was it her job to drive a car in the law company.?
3. Were there lots of papers about sick people in the Hinkley?
4. Was the water in Hinkley clean?
5. Were a lot of people in Hinkley sick?
6. Was the film  Erin Brockovich successful?

Lesson 2

Erin Brockovich/to retell the text

Hometask: ex.6/a,c,e, page 28

Ex.6

1. Look back at the text on page 26. Find the past simple form of the these verbs.

Study — studied

Marry — married

Help — helped

Start — started

Realise — realised

Visit — visited

Live — lived

Believe — believed

Plan — planned

Order — ordered

C. Complete the sentences. Use the past simple form of the verbs.

1. Last night, I studied (study) for today’s test.

2. There was no food in the house, so we ordered (order) a pizza.

3. I wanted (want) to go to the cinema, and my friend Alex agreed (agree) to come with me.

4. I tried (try) to phone my friend on Saturday, but no one answered (answer).

5. Last year we visited (visit) my aunt and uncle in Australia.

6. My father stopped (stop) watching TV and helped (help) me with my homework.

• Complete the sentences. Use the past simple form of the verbs in the box.

1. I started a painting but I didn’t finish it.
2. They stayed in an expensive hotel, but they didn’t like the food.
3. It rained all day on Saturday, so we didn’t play tennis.
4. Helena didn’t watch TV last night. She was studying for her test.
5.  I didn’t clean my room, but I tidied the windows.
6. He talked very long time, but he didn’t say anything interesting.

Simple Past

1. Fill in the blanks with the correct simple past tense of the verbs in parentheses.

1. She went home alone.
2. The wind blew throughout the night.
3. An apple dropped on his head.
4. The prince’s ball rolled into the well.
5. A frog jumped into the well and brought it back to her.
6. Jack got the highest grade in his English class.
7. The party began at 8:00PM.
8. He sold his old car and bought a new one.
9. Jack climbed up the ladder carefully.
10.   Who shut all the windows.

• Write the simple past tense of these verbs in the blanks.

1. Take — took
2. Tell — told
3. Walk — walked
4. Write — wrote
5. Rain — rained
6. Sit — sat
7. Shut — shut
8. Read — read
9. Open — opened
10. Close — closed
11.  Cry — cried
12. Cook — cooked
13. Sell — sold
14. Get — got
15. Speak — Spoke
16. Run — ran
17. Do — did
18. Make — made

November 13-17

 New words (Page 30)

Own — սեփական

Politicians — քաղաքական գործիչ

Statue — արձան

Sculpture — քանդակ

Especially — հատկապես

South — հարավային

Lead — առաջնորդել

Independence — անկախություն

Flame — բոց

Memorial — հուշահամալիր

Eternal — հավերժական

Special — հատուկ

Right — իրավունք

Pavement — մայթ

Autographs — ինքնագրեր

Include — ներառում

mention — Նշել

Ex. 10 (p. 31)

Use a word from the box to complete each sentence.

1. I have lots of great memories of our holiday last year.
2. It was a fantastic day. I’ll always remember it.
3. My brother has an amazing memory for names and faces.
4. When you finish using the computer, don’t forget to switch it off.
5. There’s a new statue in our town—it’s a memorial to a famous writer from our country.
6. My friend Allie didn’t remember my birthday or his sister’s birthday. He is so forgetful.
7. We went to Paris last weekend. We had a great time—it was an unforgettable holiday.

Ex 2 (a)

Look at the text on page 26. Underline examples of the past simple of the verb be.

(b)

Complete the table.

Positive	Negative	Question	Short Answer
I/he/she/it was You/we/they were	I/he/she/it was not You/we/they were not	Was I/he/she/it? Were you/we/they?	Yes, I/he/she/it was.No, I/he/she/it was not.  Yes, you/we/they were. No, you/we/they were not.

C)

Complete the sentences with was/were/was not/were not.

1. In 1990, Erin was in a car accident.
2. A lot of people in Hinkley were sick.
3. The drinking water in Hinkley was not clean.
4. There was chromium in the water.
5. The bosses at Pacific Gas and Electric were not happy.

(d)

1. Was Erin Brockovich British?
2. Was it her job to drive a car for the law company?
3. Were there lots of papers about sick people in Hinkley?
4. Was the water in Hinkley clean?
5. Were a lot of people in Hinkley sick?
6. Was the film Erin Brockovich successful?

(e)

Work with a partner. Ask and answer the questions in Exercise 2d.

November 20-24

Lesson 1

Read and match

1. What are the complications of bad sleeping patterns?

B. If you don’t sleep enough or have a disturbed sleep you can get heart disease, high blood pressure and even diabetes. People who don’t sleep enough get colds and flu more often than those who do. Moreover, recent research proves that poor sleepers gain weight more easily than people who sleep well. Extra kilos are the reaction of the body to the stressful sleepless situation.

•  What steps can prepare our bodies for going to sleep?

 Some easy steps can prepare your body for going to sleep. You probably have some regular bedtime habits, even if you don’t realise it. Brushing your teeth, taking a shower, reading a book and setting your alarm clock may all be part of your evening routine. Remember that you should perform these activities in the same manner and in the same order every night.

•  What is the impact of sleepless nights at exam time?

E. Sleepless nights at exam time are very bad for students. If you prepare for your exam late at night, it will not improve your performance during the exam. On the contrary, it will affect your ability to concentrate, to react quickly and to analyse information. Recent research shows that the results of the tests written after sleepless nights are lower than usual grades.

•  Why is sleep so important for people?

F. If you think that during sleep the brain rests, you’re mistaken. It’s a common myth about sleep. Sleep is definitely needed — but it’s not your brain that needs to rest, it’s your body that needs to relax. Your brain is still working when you’re asleep, controlling physical functions like breathing and your heart beat. However, because the brain does not have to go through the constant stress of thinking, you get up refreshed and recharged.

•  What can be dangerous about watching a movie late at night?

• Think twice before watching a movie late at night. Don’t spend sleeping time on endless computer games. The thing is that by getting up and going to bed at the same time every day, even on weekends, you teach your body to follow a healthy regime. You’ll quickly fall asleep, will have a good night’s sleep, and will wake up at the expected time feeling fresh and active.

• In what kind of environment do people usually sleep best?

A. It’s common knowledge that people sleep best in a dark room that is slightly cool. It’s important to close your blinds or curtains and make sure they’re heavy enough to block out the light. You can add extra blankets or wear pajamas if you’re cold. Note that an uncomfortable bed, heat and noise can ruin a good night’s sleep. A TV is also a distraction.

Lesson 2

Listening: Giving advice

Who do you ask for advice and why?

I ask my parents for advice because they give me the best advice.

How good are you at giving advice?

When someone asks me for advice, I try to help him as much as I can.

November 27-December 1

Lesson 1

Ping Pong friendship that changed the world/read the text on page 32 and translate the unknown words

Missed — բաց թողնել

Grammar: regular and irregular verbs

Learn the irregular verbs

December 4-8

Check your progress /do all the exercises on page 39

Check your progress

Grammar

1. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

My/his/her/our/their/your

1 Antonio’s father is Canadian but his mother is Italian.

2 We live in Rochester now, but my brother and I don’t like our new school.

3 A: Hello, my name’s Christine.What’s your  name?

B: Hi,I’m Caroline.

4 Karen’s got a really nice sister her name’s Patricia.

5 Jackie and Nigel live in Canterbury now, but their sons are still in London.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs.

1 He studies Polish at school.(study)

2 She speaks English and Italian.(speak)

3 We watch TV at the weekend.(watch)

4 He finishes his homework before tea.(finish)

5 My friend goes to jazz dance classes. (go)

6 They listen to music in their room.(listen)

Complete the sentences about London. Use There are /Are there /There’s /Is there.

1 There are over 300 museums in London.

• There’s a great market in Camden.

3 There are river boat tours everyday.

4.Is there a post office in Oxford Street?

5Are there any parks in London?

• Are there any good shops in Covent Garden?

Vocabulary

1. Write the words from the box in three lists.

Market/chemist/twenty-one/son/parents/aunt/railway station/father/bookshop/post office/fourteen/fifty/daughter/cousin/uncle/thirteen/seventy/library/ eight/mother/two/thirty/supermarket

Places in towns

Supermarket, Market, chemist, railway station, bookshop, post office, library,

Family

Son, parents, aunt, father, daughter, cousin, uncle, mother,

Numbers

Fifty, twenty-one, fourteen, fifty, thirteen, seventy, eight, two, thirty

Write the numbers.

1.67: sixty-seven

2.1000: one thousand

3.84: eighty-four

4.13: thirteen

5.19: nineteen

6.100: one hundred

January 8-12

Unknown words from “The limit of your kindness”

Recently-   վերջերս                       

Carry out — իրականացնել

Repair —  վերանորոգել

Since -ի վեր, քանի որ

Decide -որոշել

Notice -նկատել

Pocket -Գրպան

Reply —  պատասխանել

Regret- փոշմանել

Hurts- ցավալ

Soul -հոգի

In need -կարիքի մեջ

Shelter -կացարան

Bricks -աղյուս

Spot -կետ

Empty -դատարկ

Lot -հողամաս

Advice -խորհուրդ

Weak-թույլ

Instead of — փոխարենը

Grammar Revision

Write do or does on the lines:

1.It does not rain very much in March.

2.I do not eat at home every day.

3.They do not speak English very well.

4.Mary does smoke cigarettes.

moments ago.

5.I do not like him very much.

6.These people do not come from New

the bus stop

7.Mr and Mrs White do not drink beer.

8.We do not work very hard every day.

hotel.

9.He does not believe what I say.

10.My father do not believe a word of it.

11.She does not make very good coffee.

Brown last month.

12.It does not cost E100.

13.They do not go to bed very early.

14.I do not like whisky.

15.Miss Lee do not live in Manchester.

16.He does not like going by air.

17.I do love you.

18.The television does not work today.

19.Do I have to do it?

hospital

• Do they often go to the movies?

Write the comparative and superlative forms:

1. My father is strong.

The butcher is stronger.

The policeman is the strongest.

• Baker Street is long.

North Street is longer.

High Street is the longest.

• The butcher is rich.

The doctor is richer.

The grocer is the richest.

• It is a fine day.

Yesterday it was finer.

It is the finest day we have had.

• The Dutch book is difficult.

The English book is more difficult.

The French book is the most difficult.

6.A wolf is dangerous.

days.

A bear is more dangerous.

A tiger is the most dangeroius.

• June was hot.

July was hotter.

August was the hottest.

Write has or have on the lines:

1.My friend have two sister.

2.I have a French book.

3.Have you got a sister?

4. He has a house.

5. We have a daughter.

6.They have two sons.

7.Jane and Mary have four new dresses.

8.Have your friend got blue eyes?

9.Have you got any friends in America?

10.Mary have not got any American friends.

11.She has a good husband.

12.He has got a smartphone.

13.They have not seen the car.

14.We have two days off.

15.Have you been to England?

16.The children have been absent for two

17.I have the best friend in the world.

18.Have you seen my book?

19.I have written two letters now.

20.Has she forgotten about it?

Write the past tense of the Verbs

1. (open)Mary opened the door.
2. (wash)I washed the car this morning.
3. (finish)We finished breakfast a few
4. (visit)I visited London two year ago.

5.(start)The bus started just before I reached

York.

6.(park)She parked her car in front of the

7.(clean)Who cleaned the windows?

8.(borrow)I borrowed three books from Mr

9.(listen)We listened to the radio last night.

10.(rain)It rained very much last summer.

11.(wash)He washed his hands carefully.

12.(want)They wanted to buy a new car.

13.(wait)I waited for you last night.

14.(look)He looked at the girl.

15.(see)He saw his friend at the hospital.

16.(move)They moved out yesterday.