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Project Explore Starter Practice Unit 1B, C
Project Explore Starter Practice Unit 1B, C
Write the cardinal numbers and ordinal numbers in full. (Írd le a tőszámnévi és sorszámnévi
alakot!)
Example:
Put the months in the correct order. (Tedd a True or false? Write T for True and F for
hónapokat a helyes sorrendbe!) False. (Igaz vagy hamis? Írj T-t, ha igaz, F-et ,
ha hamis!)
Complete the sentences with the correct adjective. (Egészítsd ki a mondatokat a megfelelő
melléknévvel!)
This is my classmate, Tom. He’s the top student in the class. He’s very ____________ .
These children are brother and sister. They aren’t twins, so they aren’t identical. The boy
is _____________ and the little girl is _____________ .
This is my little sister. She’s only 8 months old. She’s very ____________ .
This house is very ____________ . I like it. It’s big, clean and comfortable. It
has got beautiful colours, too.
Look at the picture. Whose is it / are they? Write sentences with his, her, their. (Nézd meg a képet!
Mi kié? Írj mondatokat az övé, övüké névmásokkal!)
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Translate the following sentences into English (SB p14). (Fordítsd le a következő mondatokat
angolra (Tk 14. oldal segít)!)
Hurrá! _________________________
Figyelj! _____________________
Gyerünk!___________________
Ez nagyszerű! ________________________________
T F F T T T F T
the 1st of September; the 25th / the 26th of December; the 7th of April; the 15th of June; The 1st of
January; The 31st of December
2022: twenty twenty-two / two thousand and twenty-two / two thousand twenty-two
1978: nineteen seventy-eight
2005: twenty oh five / two thousand and five / two thousand five
1801: eighteen oh one
It’s his pencil. It’s her bike. It’s their dog. They’re their parents. It’s her book. It’s his skateboard.
They’re their jeans. It’s her schoolbag.
Hurray! Listen. Come on. Don’t touch the cake. Look at Chris. His tummy is spotty. Follow Sid. It’s
the 3rd of October at last. It’s our birthday today. It’s great. I like all the colours. This is Finn’s
present. Their cake is ready.