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We don't have Maths on Tuesdays. 6 We don't have Portuguese at school 3 We have Social Studies at 1030. 7 We have Language on Thursdays in the afternoon. 4 We don't have Music in the morning, 8 We don't have PE on Fridays at 2in the afternoon.56 xy-Gauu “spuaiy asta 40 qn am ey hus pue sake aniq iq ah iau ‘1 | £0q Bunos & 61 24d Wh) ayy 0108 am shepung wi / uo , pue Kep Kw est Aepunyes spuayz0M Je SBulya 40 0] Op aX jpuayBaM ayy aA0} a9 spuats yay Keyd 30 AL season \pten am pue 3somauoy 10} sasioiaxo op am ‘Suluana ayp U| im— — rent ya9q9—— site “39009 y0ads poas , pue Apnas axA HWY 2M] UP /30U, ws pue x2") ————, ey A “a8BeW wy JOH/aH any sunsig pue €a} 380140219 / y>UN 5 aney om pul g uo / 30, dn 328 ayy uoowayye ayy JO / Ul , |OOYDS 03 08 aK, “yynow 8ig e pue asou |jews eR, [SUING alam ‘PJO s1eaA axjamy anoy / 210 ¢ BNA ‘wp Pue Hous red sau i iH “svatfioug s]2tued / J2}UDC ¢ WO] pue XeYY 210 244 / WHO |, yews sao hu pue sey Buo] | us | 2a Vs ur suapms “pon 3391109 ay Yam aga}dwIOD (q Bumow ayy (Aepuy 04 kepuoyy) shepyaam {oct 21) depp 51 /3w / ne 50M / any spuayeam aay uanaya sfepung pue stepimes Sunok —pjo-sieak-uay ye sieayews jews Hoys- plo aey Bu0) woowiaye ay sokausel8 — asou8iq iq. rynneaq Ay uaras Bay s0u9 yy aM >) “uuunjo> 3221202 943 us spaom ays apiaya (2(Q) Complete the fact file with your information. BPN eee cee ROUTINES: FAVOURITE SUBJECT: (Qa) Write three more sentences about your routin music books computer Ve io 3 b) Now, write the sentences in Exercise 7 and your new sentences in the correct sequence. (Gp Correct the wrong statements. 1 Ido my homework in the kitchen 2 I don't walk to school. 3. don't watch TV in my bedroom 4 goto bed at ten 5 | visit friends in the afternoon, 6 My friends and I have lunch at school, 7 On weekdays, | get up atten 8 We have dinner at nine, () Match. There is one extra ending. 1. Wehave lunch at 2 Idon't 3. 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In the desert... ‘we can / can't see trees. ‘we can / can't see camels. we can / can't see rats. we can / can't see cactuses. we can / can't see lamas we can / con't see waterfalls. we can / can't see chinchillas. we can / can't see parrots. (© Write about the jungle. In the jungle.. 1 wecan see. 2 we can't see. 3 wecan see 4 wecan't see 5 we can see. 6 we can't see @ Correct the wrong statements with your information. 1 Iar't climb trees. 2 My mother can cook 3. My English teacher can't speak Italian, 4 My baby brother can walk 5. I can't swim. 6 My father cant ride a bike 7 Ican't see the sun in the morning 8 Ican see Mars.66 suu-hiouly = sawouonse oT ue sti0yow 3/3 OL mw spied aug ut youn ———— ays nar ‘Suney ave uaspyN 2YL 6 ‘Aroyeasasqo yp UI] JayoU SAA 9 ) SNOLLY anaai seq qua op sit ur AL qpiem use0p ueug 8 aes -9yq sj a ped arp st yas as ] SaLVLS: ap OIE LZ ant pag son Ananvndad >ponauioy iMuuys wooupeg siy us! 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It has four short legs and a small head. It doesn't have big eyes. It can't ly. It can't hear or see well. can run, but it cant climb trees. I lives in the desert. teats insects. This animal isn't very big but it isnt small. t's brown or grey. It has ‘wo big legs and two small arms. It doesn't have a big head. It lives in ‘Australia, It can jump and swim, but it can’t run or climb trees. It eats leaves and fruit. 3 This animal is not very small, but it isn't very big. It lives in Africa. It has a small head with a small nose and big ears. It doesn't have a small ‘mouth, Its brown, It can jump, run and climb trees, but it cant ly. It cats fruit. t loves bananas! “This animal is black. It isnt beautiful. ithas a small body and a small head. It doesn't have four legs. It eats insects I lives in a cave. ft can fly, but it can't run. 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We can / cant buy bread atthe baker’ 6 Wecan / can't buy lettuce atthe grocer’. 7 Wecan / cant buy cheese atthe greengrocers, 8 Wecan / cant buy cheese atthe butchers (@ Write the words in the correct column, meat biscuits bread butter chicken croissants peaches _—_ sausages. strawberries sugar_—_-yoghurt BUTCHER'S | GREENGROCER'S | | | GROCER’S BAKER'S | | 1 © Write about shopping. 1 At the supermarket, I can see but I can't peed 2 Atthe baker’, I can’t see. , but I can see 3 At the butcher's, | can see but I can't see 4 Atthe grocer’s, | can't see , but I can see 5 Atthe greengrocers, I can see but I eant‘e143 pue paypuny au £01 {seueveg By % pur Jaq 357 ‘syoues 3% unyBOk | 51 yon MOH geonane] 8y Y pur peaig 84% ‘asoayp 8} y‘saypead By 11 yoru MOH uaring 84% pue sym | “uaypiy> 8y 7 'saBesnes By St ypMW MOH, 7 nu) 7 pue sojdde By 4 ‘9500p 847 5) yon MoH 9F 1 ranybor Ftd 1 yen sedinim Ze by rary Otd by s2140g 58 by queaq Ozg by sabusnvs spoau ays “suonsenb ays zomsue pure 4007 (&) “$uayog / Ssayaing / §sa20sBua—ls §4a20/3 aay ehpag si aay, “ayaa (4 a BY] sayang jo 84 % pue aoin! a8uei0 7] Jo 2109 e paou | syueys‘auLy { -arenok ary (ee F aystypnu moy speousH | P >|, jnok aie Mo} | ase nok aiay | pag ‘uoowseyye poo Cr a (apy a , — ‘uoousaiye poo | 08253 mu vexed vanBojerp ayp ajquresosun (eA GQ) Complete with the correct verb. 1 Daniel’ brothers like tomusic. 2 Maggie likes______cakes. 3. Emily likes blue pants and T-shirts 4 She doesnt ke _____TV. 5 Emily’ brother doesnt like football, but he likes board games. 6 Mr Smith likes __ his grtfriend, and she likes ___te the elub. 7 Emily's mother loves. at the planets 8 Daniel and Brian don't like. ‘Maths, but they like books about astronomy. Q Write the following sentences in the correct category. 1 Maggie is cooking. 2 She loves cooking 3 She cooks at weekends. 4 She doesn't cook in the morning, 5 She likes PE and Natural Sciences. 6 She doesnt like studying. 7 Maggie and her friends are playing in the park. 8 They don't like playing with dolls. 9 They hate playing football, but they like playing hockey. 10 The PE teacher plays football with the boys and hockey with the girls ___ Routines Actions now QO circle. 1 Do/ Does your sister like reading? Yes, she does. 2 What / Where does she like reading? In the garden, 3. What / Where does she like reading? Romantic novels. 4 When / Where does she do her homework? 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There is one extra answer. 1 Why is Brian wearing a jacket? 2. Why is Daniel wearing shorts? 3 Why does Emily have a ball in her hands? 4 Why does Maggle have a book in her hands? 5 Why does Mrs Davies have an egg in her hand? 6 Why does Mr Smith have an apple in his hand? Because he eating b Because he's playing football. ¢ Because it's cold. Because she's making a cake. e Because she’ playing tennis. F Because she’ writing. g Because she's reading @ aircle. 1 Brian walks to the park because he has / doesnt have abike, Matt rides his bike to the park because he likes / doesn't ike walking Dariel has four books on astronomy because he likes / doesn't lke Natural Sciences, Emily ha a blue T-shirt, blue pants and a blue dress because blue is/ isnt her favourite colour Emily's mother can speak Quechua because she is /is't from Peru. Daniel’ brothers get up early because they go to school in the morning/ afternoon. Mr Smith’ sister goes to secondary school because she's seventeen / eleven. Brian i at the grocer’s because he needs rut / butter. @ Unscramble the following. 1 at the greengrocer’ ~ because ~ Daniel —he~is— lettuce - needs 2. Matt at the butchers meat ~ because - he ~ needs ~s 3. because ~ at the grocer ~ sugar ~ he ~is ~ needs ~ Max needs ~ at the baker's ~ because ~ croissants ~he milk ~ at the grocer’ ~ because ~ is ~ Mrs Davies ~ needs ~ she is~ at the baker's ~ because ~ bread ~ he ~ Mr Smith = needs he ~ at the greengrocers — because - Emily father -is~ needs - peaches at the butcher's — because ~ needs - chicken — Daniels sister ~ is ~ she © complete. Use the verbs in the box. There is one extra verb. daw eat play sleep work watch 1 Matt has a pencil in his hand because 2 Maggie is next to the television because 3. Tom and Max are in the kitchen because 4. Brian and Daniel are in the garden because 5. 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