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| Language structures
| Grammar
| Vocabulary
| Language functions.
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| Step one.
My name is Omar.
| - Hello.
- Hello.
- What’s your name?
- My name is…
| Present Tense of “to be” –3rd person singular “is”.
Possessive adjectives: my, your. Question: what?
| hello, name, my, your, what, is, and
| Greeting someone. Asking and saying.
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| Step two.
Good morning!
| - Good morning! (afternoon, evening).
I’m Mr. Evans. Good-bye!
| Present Tense of “to be” –1st person singular “am”. Pronouns: I, I am
| Good morning! Good afternoon! Good evening!
Good bye!
| Greeting people. Formally introducing yourself. Saying “Good bye! ”
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| Step three.
Where are you from?
| - Where are you from?
- I’m from…
Numbers 1-10
| Present Tense of “to be” –2nd person. Pronoun: you. Prepositions: from, in.
Question: where?
| where, you, from, in,?
- I’m from…
| Asking and saying.
-Where’re you from?
Saying numbers 1-10.
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| Step four.
How are you?
| - Hello. How are you?
- I’m OK. Thank you.
- Which class are you in?
- I’m in 5 A.
| Questions: How are you?
Which?
| how, fine, OK, thank you, class, which, well, very well, all right, so-so, not bad.
| Greeting people. Expressing thanks. Talking about your class.
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| Step 1.
What’s your address?
| - How old are you? - I’m 10
| To be – are. How old are you?
| How old? Happy birthday./ years old.
| Asking and saying about your age.
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| Step 2.
I’m Colin’s sister.
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Unit One. Me and my family.
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| Step 3.
What’s your mother like?
| - What’s your address?
- It’s Flat 8, 23 Baker Street.
- What’s your phone number? -It’s 6709384. Numbers 11-20
| Pronoun: it.
Imperative: Say it again. Spell the word. Verb “to be” – is.
| address, telephone number, say, again, flat, street.
| Asking and giving addresses and telephone numbers. Asking for repetition. Saying numbers 11-20.
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| Step 4.
My parent’s, their day.
| - Who’s Carol?
- She’s Andy’s cousin.
-Who’re Colin and Carol?
-They are Mr. and Mrs. Evans’ children.
| Possessive: “s. Pronouns: he, she, they.
Verb “to be” – is, are.
| grandmother, grandfather, mother, father, sister, brother, cousin, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, children, parents, he, she, they
| Asking and saying about family members, personal relationships.
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| Unit Step 1.
This is my friend.
| -What’s your mother like?
-She’s beautiful.
| Question: What is? Adjectives.
| Beautiful, nice, handsome, tall, short, thin, plump, strict, kind.
| Describing people. Asking about somebody’s names.
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| Step 2.
My best friend.
| He/she works, lives, comes from, speaks. He/she likes/loves walking, playing tennis. He/she goes running, dancing.
| Present Simple. He/she/it-positives.
| Ambassador, housewife, study, on foot, by car, free time, language, yoga, hard, country.
| Giving information, reading short texts, writing a text about a person.
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| Step 3.
What’s your friend like?
| Does he/she/it live in Almaty? He/she/it doesn’t live in Astana. Yes, he/she/it does.
| Present Simple he/she/it-questions, negatives.
| Journalist, model, get up, have dinner/supper/breakfast, watch TV, leave home, get dressed, go home, go to bed, have a shower.
| Speaking about routines, asking questions, saying negatives about routines.
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| Step 4.
Can your friend play the guitar?
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| Unit Two. My friends.
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| Step 5
My penfriend.
| This is Carol. She’s my sister. What’s your father’s name? His name is …What’s your sister’s name? Her name is … Numbers 21-100
| Possessive adjectives: his, her.
| dad, mum, friend, surname, hundred, thousand,
21-100
| Introducing other people. Asking about other people’s names. Saying numbers 21-100.
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| Unit Step 1.
My flat.
What is your friend like?
| Do I/you/they/we live in Almaty?
I/you/they/we don’t live in Almaty. My favourite subject is English. I am very busy. I sometimes go to the cinema.
| Time expressions of Present Simple: always, never, often, sometimes, seldom, usually.
| Favourite, interesting, busy, difficult, homework, uniform, chat, a waste of time, Internet, late, to be late.
| Speaking. Reading. Writing about a friend.
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| Step 2.
Carol’s kitchen.
| He is very tall. She is beautiful. She is shy. Her hair is black. Her face is round. She is slim.
| A question to ask about personality. What is he/she/it like? What are you/we/they like?
| Quite tall, very tall, slim, shy, thin, round sociable, hard-working, lazy, oval, fair, dark, short hair, face, gym, appearance, height.
| Describing height, appearance, personality.
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| Step 3.
Which room do you like?
| -Can you play the piano? –Yes, I can./No, I can’t.
–What instrument can you play? –I can play the guitar. –Who can play the guitar? –I can.
| Modal verbs: “can”, “can’t”.
| Dombyra, guitar, piano, violin, cello, to play, to use, to swim, to knit, to make, can, to ride, head, stand.
| Talking about abilities. Identifying who can play and what instrument he can play.
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| Step 4. My room.
Test yourself.
| My brother has got a bike. I have got a dog. She hasn’t got a brother. We haven’t got a car. Have you got a computer?
Has he got an I-POD?
| Present Simple have got/ has got-positives, negatives, questions.
| Penfriend, music, website, poster, biology, French, pet, hamster, group.
| Writing an e-mail, writing a textusing the information, completing the sentences with prepositions, matching information.
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| Step 5.
Do you help in thehouse?
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