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Here and There
Vocabulary
Library
Pet Store
Places
People
Toy Store
Bank
STRUCTURE
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Where's the cat?
Where's the house?
For example
- It's in the box
For example
- It's between
the trees
Let's Practice
Where's the library?
The library is between the banks
Where's the toy store?
The toy store is in front of the tree
Where's the pet store?
The pet store is next to the toy store.
It's next to the toy store
Where's the bank?
The bank is behind the tree
Let's Practice
Where's the bank?
The bank is next to the school
Where's the girl?
The girl is in the library
Where's the car?
The car is under the boy
Where's the apple?
The apple is on the box
Let's Practice
Where's the pet store ?
The pet store is between the library and the bank
Where are you ?
I am on the floor
I am in front of the computer
Where's the dog?
The dog is on the sofa
Where's the book?
The book is under the table
Let's Practice
Where's the bank ?
It's next to the pet store
Where is the boy?
The boy is behind the books
Where's the cat?
It's between the dog and tiger
Where's the chair?
It's next to the lamp
Let's Practice
Where's the pet store ?
Where are the markers?
Where's the bird?
Where's the table?
Create 5 sentences using prepositions
The boot is under the bed
The doll is on the bed
PEDESTAL TABLE
Teddy bear
sock
nouns
Vocabulary
Verbs
fish
Give
Look
Aquarium
Come
Find
nouns
LOOK
Camera
Shark
Dolphin
STRUCTURE
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What is the object pronoun?
The subject will be the one doing the action the verb describes. The object is the noun or pronoun receiving the action.
An object pronoun is placed before the verb, however before preposition or infinitive.
For example:
- Mary wants to talk to him about his homework.
- The spider bit you on your ankle.
Let's Practice
7. Carol is at school. She can't come with ....
8. The cat is under the chair. Can you see .. ?
9. Dave can't swim. Help ..... !
10. It's Kate's birthday today. This is a present for ....
11. Where are you? I can't see ...
12. The windows are opened. Close ...
13. I can't ride a horse. Help .... !
14. It's a great song. I love ... .
15. HE can't draw. Help ..... please!
16. I like lollipops. I often eat .... .
1. I can't see Mary. I can't see ...
2. Karen is next to Peter. Karen is next to ....
3. Can you help Peter and Ann? Can you help ..... ?
4. Drink your apple juice! Drink ... !
5. We are going to the cinema. Come with ... !
6. These are my bananas. You can't eat ..... .
Let's Practice
US
IT
ME
YOU
THEM
ME
Let's Practice
HER
HIM
THEM
US
IT
HER
Let's Practice
ME
IT
YOU
HIM
THEM
HER
US
Vocabulary
Throw trash
Prepositions
Be quiet
Be careful
Trash can
Take a picture
Swimming Pool
Museum
Take a shower
STRUCTURE
Should and shouldn't
We use should and shouldn't to give advice or to talk about what we think is right or wrong. You should means something like I think it is a good idea for you to do it. You shouldn't means something like I think it is a bad idea for you to do it.
- Create a list what should you do and what
shouldn't you do in a class
Should Shouldn't
Vocabulary
The numbers
STRUCTURE
650
How much is the smartphone?
- It's six hundred
fifty
How much are the computers?
- They're five
hundred
250
Let's Practice
How much is the table ?
- It's forty- two DOLLARS
How much is the umbrella?
- It's twenty - two
How much is the pencil case ?
- It's twenty
How much is the chair?
- It's thirty- five
Let's Practice
How much is the headphones?
How much is the camera ?
450
How much are the smartphones?
How much is the bicycle?
450
Let's Practice
How much is the ball?
How much is the book?
How much are the shoes ?
How much is the pen ?
Let's Practice
How much is the watch?
How much is the hat?
How much is the tablet?
How much is the purse ?
Let's Practice
How much is the dress?
How much is the smart watch?
How much is the coat ?
How much are the robots?
Extra tip
= dollar
To orally express a sum of money, we first say the whole number, followed by the name of the currency. If there are decimals, we read them after the point as a whole number and, if the currency they refer to has a name, we add it (for example, in dollars we would say "cents" after the decimal).
$43.25 : forty-three dollars and twenty-five cents
For example :
$2. 50 : Two dollars and fifty cents
$10.95: ten dollars and ninety five cents
$99.05: ninety nine dollars and five cents
How much is it?
How much is the hamburger?
How much are three pizzas ?
How much are seven potatoes chips ?
How much are two salads ?
How much are three chicken burger?
How much are five cheeseburger?
How much is the french fries?
How many is it?
How much is the coca cola?
How much is the red bull ?
How much are six Thai ice cream ?
How much are two Starbucks coffee ?
How much are seven 7up?
How much are five pepsi colas?
Thai ice cream ...................... $6.50