Sill: BSeaRME Weuns. Adjectives and Others fzContents Book 2 Unit? Countable nouns ss 2 Nouns Unit 2 Uncountable nouns : Unit 3 a,an 6 Articles Unit 4 a, an, the Unit 5 No article 10. Unit 6 Possessive adjectives 1 Possessives Unit 7 Apostrophe s ('s) 13, 5 Quiz (Unite 1-7) Adjectives Unit ® Describing feelings 16 Unit 9 what, when, where, who 18 Question Unit10 what, when, where, how 20 words Unit 11 how, how many, how old 22 Conjunctions Unit 12 and, or 24 ‘Revision (Unite 1-12) 26 ms FS MEE1 ,) Countable nouns © Weuse countable nouns for things that can be counted. FIVABC CH > Sie FART wig ay , ‘« When there is only one person or thing, we use singular nouns. When there is more than one person or thing, we use plural nouns. (AS —HEACTRIRE > SRA FNL Be ° 3h — py AS PORTIS » RUT HA © © Most nouns change their form when they are plural. ABRAM -2 ia RPTENE ° Singular nouns | Plural nouns Notes Na | WO Most nouns form the plural by adding *-s’. cone apples | cabs zis = a HEA» For most nouns that end in *-ch’, *-0’, *-s’, '-sh’ and “x, potato potatoes add ‘-es’. DA ‘-ch’, -0', “s', “sh' Al “x' BBM RABI ‘es’ © For nouns that end with a consonant and ‘-y,, change"-y’ baby babies | to ies’ DARGEE AA y' SEFROG IA HE Ay 2S Jes’ © child children | Others 3¢/ts eg. Benny has an apple. Polly has two apples. There is a potato in this box. There are three potatoes in that box. 0200000000000099099909089 A. Colour the correct answers. 1 2 BF Fer ova igi Gasaig Borin — Grommar(3): Nouns, Adiactives ant CWhaner pants Peres aeDate: Grade: B. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the given words. 1, L@hildey Mr. Chan has one |”. "Mi"Lee has three 2. person We can see three _____in this shop. We can see one ______in that shop. 3. student There are four_____in the classroom. Thereisa__—_inthe playground. 4. watch My brother has one ____. My sister has three C. Write sentences about the pictures with the given words. There are four trees, in the picture. 2. potato / egg / orange We can see 3. train / robot / car James has us ARSEOQ RUARAKAA> ARAB AA HE OWA © ‘* The words below are common uncountable nouns: DAFA A LR + oo bread cheese ice Jam Juice oll paper tice salt soup sugar water © © © © eg. Benny is eating bread. © Polly is drinking water, © A. Colour the uncountable nouns. [ . © « Nouns can be uncountable. We never change the spelling of uncountable nouns, sugar >> | hair > | bag D> | soup >> [ B. Rearrange the letters to form uncountable nouns. 35% Pon uoyes énlsh Buidng Blocks — Grammar (3): Nour, Ajectves and Spee Sook esand omnes Book 2 ARSE”Date: Grade: c. Puta tick (V) if the underlined words are uncountable nouns. Put a cross (x) if they are not. . Milk comes from cows. . leat an apple every day. Posie . We eat rice for lunch. . We buy food in the supermarket. eosin 1 2 3 4. I'm thirsty. Give me some water, please. es 5. 6. That monkey is eating a banana. sie 7. . There is a big fish in the river. D. Fillin the blanks with the correct form of the given words. Sally and | are having a picnic in the park. Sally has four @ sandwich). | have three 2 (orange) and one ® ____ (mango). We also have some@ Ss (water) and © ____ (juice). We are having a good time! % ARSE© We use ‘a’ or ‘an’ before singular countable nouns. 4Q/JH ‘a’ B& ‘on’ ZESLICTY 8% tei» « We use a’ before nouns that start with a consonant sound, such as ‘b’ and’. Ate Passi id 9 amb’ At > BRAMAN ‘a’ ZENITH © * We use ‘an’ before nouns that start with a vowel sound, such as‘a',‘e’,'’,‘o' and ‘u’. PAZG-#FPHSBLA % ili ‘a’ ~‘e’ » SPs 0! AU» BRAT ‘on ZH» &. e.g. Benny is drawing a picture. Polly sees an ant in her cup. e000909009 A. Fill in the blanks with ‘a’ or ‘an’. If no article is needed, put a cross (x). ls animal 2. parks 8. @ ____ watch 4. @ =| door 5. iSO, 6. @ Tee 8. @ ___ eraser 10.(0| ____ uncle a ‘A’ Ail ‘an’ FY FA AEHL@C*] 8% #4 (singular countable nouns) iif > A /HAERLAAT %4 8 (plural countable nouns) 378 *1#4 i] (uncountable nouns) iif ° 385 Pon Lys English Butang Blocks — Grarnmar (3: Nouns, Adectyes ond Otyais. Rank? i . GrweceDate: Grade: B. Put a tick (V) if the underlined words are correct. Correct the wrong ones on the lines. 1. Katy is wearing a white dress. There is a bench in the park. It is rainy. Bring a umbrella. Be nN There is an ant on the leaf. Cc. Circle (CO) the correct answers. Gavin has ® (a / an | rabbit. Her name is Gavin cannot see Poppy now. He Poppy. looks under @(a / an) table. He sees 8 a / an | brown thing. ‘Poppy?’ asks Gavin. It is not Poppy. It is just 4 a /an toy. Gavin looks in ® [a / an) hole (| in the garden. He sees 6 [a /_an animal. ‘Poppy?’ asks Gavin. It is not Poppy. It is ® {a7 an) squirrel. ‘Where is Poppy?’ asks Gavin. He looks in the kitchen. Poppy is there! She is eating ® [a / an orange! ASOEEa vas a + We use ‘a’ or ‘an’ before singular countable nouns. SRA ‘a! Ail ‘an! ECHL OS a 3 Bama | 7 —| 1. When we talk about people or things for the first time 9!—tkd2% ABR Ican see a bee in the room. There is an ant in the bowl. 2. When we talk about people or things in general #243 Ast lisa wants a hamster. His dad is an English teacher. le nouns. SFT ‘the! AEN T Si 2 sa BY ° (igre __Usages JAR: ay 1. When we talk about the same person or thing again wie FAs Bramples HF There is a big cat on the roof. The cat is sleeping. — 2. When itis clear that everyone knows what we are talking about #2 RMR He is playing the piano. Mum is cooking in the kitchen. Jason is running in the sun, > Circle (CQ) the correct answers. 1. lam reading | al/ the | book. (AW The | book is about trees. 2, Mum Is at home. She is sleeping ina / the | bedroom. 3. Icansee| an / the | ant on| an / the | ground. (An / The antis moving a / an | seed, Pan Lloyds English Bulding Blocks — Grammar (3): Nouns, Adjectives and Others Book 2 ees calDate: Grade: B. Fill in the blanks with ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’ Dad is ® postman. He carries @ big bag. ® bag is full of letters. He usually has @ umbrella with him, too. Mum is © teacher. She teaches music. She is usually in music room. She plays ® piano and her students sing along. C. Follow the example. Use the given articles in the correct places. e.g. Jamie is playing,song song is beautiful. (the / a) Jamie is playing a song, The song is beautiful. 1, ls there,card on,floor? (the / a) 2. There is,toilet on this floor. toilet is for girls. (a / the) 3. There isjpanda on,grass.,panda is eating. (the / the / a) & ARSE© We do not use any articles before nouns in the following expressions: PEAT REAR > BMA EE TEA go to bed go to church go to school play badminton —_play basketball play chess watch TV by bus by MIR eg. Benny goes to bed at nine o'clock. Polly goes to school by bus. 00009090999 A. Puta tick (/) on the lines if ‘the’ is needed. Put a cross (x) if ‘the’ is not needed. 1. Igo to school by, MIR. Bocas 2. | watch,]V at night. aie 3. Lester plays,piano after school. oie 4, Mandy goes to,church every Sunday. a B. Circle (CO) the correct answers. The Chan family isin@ an / the / x | park. Dad and Tommy are playing 2 | a / the / x | badminton. Sally and Peter are playing 8| a / the / x | football. Mum does not like sports. She is flying @{a/ the / x kite. It is windy. 6 | A / The / x _ kite is high up in ©| a/ the / x | sky! They allhave 2! a/ the / x happy day! Ys 3107 Pon Uoyds Engish Building Blocks — Grommar (3): Nouns, Adjectives and Others Book 2 amon) Possessive adjectives © + We can use possessive adjectives to show the owner of something, There is a possessive adjective for every subject pronoun. BAVA AT RTE: BEA ACHE AR Ya PSE MOBS» 95 ATA AB AT — AL BA TE 28 © © © © © © © © © © © © © Subject pronouns | Possessive adjectives Examples RH SARE AT I my Thave a teddy bear. My teddy is big. you your You have a desk. Your desk is blue. he his He has a cup. His cup is small. she her She has a kite. Her kite is orange and yellow. it its Itis a robot. Its arms are long. we our We are brothers. Our hands are big they their They are Mike and Joe. Their watches are new. Circle (CQ) the possessive adjectives of the subject pronouns in bold. We are playing with their / our cousins now. You must not be late for your / my_ piano lesson! He has many books in her / his bag. Itake care of my / their cat every day. They wear their / my / her new clothes at New Year. She is doing his / our / her homework. a FATSIBVESEA (possessive adjectives) SAREBEI (nouns) A » ae HSEB. Do the matching. @Q e 1. This is his ball. 2. This is its ball. 3, This is her ball. 4. These are their balls, C Cc. Fillin the blanks with the correct subject pronouns or possessive adjectives, Ella and ® friends are in the park. @ are playing with their toys. Ella has a plane. ® plane is fast. Joe has a truck. @ truck is big. Ben and Jess have a car. © car is new. They want to have a race. ‘6 plane is fast!’ says Ella, @ makes her plane fly. ‘No, ® plane is slow!’ says Ben. The children begin the race, ‘We're the winners!’ say Ben and Jess. ‘® _caris fast!’ ay Pan oyads English Building Blocks — Grammar (3): Nouns, Adjectives and Others Book 2 eee”‘ Apostrophe s ('s) Grade: 2ST © + Wecan Use an apostrophe s (‘s) at the end of a noun to show possession. #88 s ('s) JH WAR > REARIE RE © ‘ Nouns #ij Rules $M | = Examples WF 1. Singular nouns i This is Alan's pencil. Amaia This is the boy's pen. 2. Regular plural nouns a : : AUB Here are the boys’ sandwiches. 3. Irregular plural nouns : a ARUN I These are the children’s toys. 4. Proper nouns ending with an ‘-s’ FRA -s WZ These are Charles's shoes. 00090990999 A. Fill in the blanks with the possessive form of the given words. 1. like (Jane) dress. 2. Put the books on the (girls) desks. 3. This is (James) cat. 4, These are the (men) hats. B. Look at the picture. Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive form of the names. Lily, Elsa and Chris are wearing different hats. ® hat is small, @ hat has a feather onit. @ hat has a flower on it. They love their hats. & ARSE(@ (units 1-7) A. Read the sentences and fill in the table. 1, There are some potatoes on the table. . He has some juice and a mango. 2. 3. | want a cup of tea and some biscuits. 4 . The child needs two eggs and some oil. =] Question i at id ots ea ST aa 1 / 2 / 3 B. Fill in the blanks with ‘a’, ‘an’ or ‘the’. Write ‘x’ if no article is needed. 1. ___ sun rises in the morning. 2. Ihave____—— dog. He has___—_ bone. 3. Itis_ ss sunnyday.__——__ssky is blue. 4, Jimgoesto____—_—_ school with me every day. 5. Thereis_ sant on my foot. ant is big! 6, Clarahas_——_—onionand carrot. LG Pontioyds tno Bucing Blocks — Grammar 3): Nouns Adectves ond Ohers. Book 2 GirwecEGrade: c. Fillin the blanks with the words in the box. their her my his our Jane is nice. She shares 4 sweets with me. Wesley has a lot of books. | like reading 2 books. John and Kate are good at drawing. @ pictures are beautiful. | like @ friends. D. Circle (©) the correct answers. Fill in the blanks with the correct possessive adjectives. 1. Please fill! Grandma / Grandma's | cup. = Please fill cup. 2. | The boys’ / The boy’s | noses are big. = noses are big. 3. Itis| Charles 7 Charles's | birthday today. =Itis birthday today. ) 4. The bird’s / bird’ home is on the tree. = home is on the tree. & HSEMeN 8 ) Describing feelings ey © * Wecan use adjectives to talk about feelings. © © © © © © © © RUT AAAE AS ° angry (Ata ) bored ( vir) fu (#8) happy ( PatsAy ) hungry ( fA ) sad ( ARPS ) sleepy ( AERA! ) thirsty ( F164 ) tired (sei A8 ) eg. Itis Polly's birthday today. She is happy. Benny wants to eat noodles. He is hungry. A. Look at the pictures. Circle (©) the correct adjectives. ae Pon Loyds English Building Blocks — Grammar (3): Nouns, Adjectives and Others Book 2 aNeeeE~Date: Grade: g, Look at the pictures. Complete the passage with the words in the box. bored happy hungry sad thirsty full sleepy Roy and Kate are ® . They are going to the zoo today! * They take the bus. Kate feels @ fem on the bus. Roy feels @ . It is a long ride. Two hours later, they arrive at the zoo. They go to see the giraffes. The baby giraffe looks @ ég Ne rR 2’ asks Roy. Then, the zookeeper gives it some leaves to eat. The ; Wee baby giraffe is 6 a Tie ‘Are you © . It looks very happy now! ses (adjectives) SJARZESRIDES (link verbs) # » $0 ‘be’ 70 ‘feel « FEBE (subjects) PAM AVES ° eg. I feel tired. He is angry. te fries ARSEwhen fI0F * We use ‘when’ to ask about time. When’ JH 241 i 7120 9 © Main verb ‘be’ Main verb ‘be’ “EMH he he } 4 4 [weet [is] yournomet | [then [is] einer) ee ‘© We use ‘What’ to ask about things. “What” JH 24¢ A Bi 164 ft © sarah] [Tt is ‘atnoon. | © We use ‘Where’ to ask about a place. © We use ‘who’ to ask about a person. “Where” F239 UE © ‘Who’ FHASPUBAS A FEL © Main verb ‘be’ Main verb ‘be’ vi EMM be! ES ‘be! 4 4 [where [is the music room? Who is your class teacher? Tt is] onthe firstfioor. | [Myciassteacher [is] Mr. Chan 990909090990090909900000 A. Read the answers. Circle (CQ) the correct question words. 1. [What / Who | is this fruit? Pineapple. 2. [Where / When | is the football match? _Next Monday: 3. | What / Where_ is the restaurant? i IGUPOse 4, (Who / When isyourMaths teacher? __ Mr Lee. — ae Pan Lloyds Enalsh Building Blocks — Grommar (3): Nouns, Adjectives and Others Book 2 ARSEDate: Grade: , Fill in the blanks with ‘is’ or ‘are’. Then match each question to its answer. _ Who your sister? O , What__ your address? CO . Where _____ your friends? Oo X Where is the toys? _ When _______ your birthday? 7 Where are the toys? CO A. My birthday is on 10th June. B. My sister is Ingrid. C. My friends are in the playground. D. My address is No.40, Lucky Road, Tai Po. Rearrange the words into questions. Use capital letters where needed. . is/ when / your holiday / ? . your shoes / where / are / ? . ftiends / are / who / good / your / ? a Greece* We use ‘What to ask about things. ‘Wht’ FAB Bb FD © Main verb (base form) sem (UE) 4 [weet [con [you [ see? _] © We use ‘where’ to ask about a place. “Where” F245 Bi a shh 9 © ‘Main verb (base form) SEMA (UE) «We use ‘when’ to ask about time. When’ F210 AS A . » ‘Main verb (base form) EM (IRE) 4 [wren [do [you sleep? | sleep ‘at nine o'clock at night. ‘© We use ‘how’ to ask about the way of doing something, ‘How’ FZ MULES 5 3G Te il » ‘Main verb (base form) ES (JE) L 4 Where [do] you | We? _| [How do | you | go | toschool? a 29090000009099000090000090090 I Live in Sha Tin. Te I toschool [| byMiR_ | A. Fill in the blanks with ‘what’, ‘when’, ‘where’ or ‘how’. As do you go to the park? does Jason live? 2 3, ____ do you want for breakfast? 4 does Peter play tennis? By bus. Tsuen Wan. Bread. On Tuesdays. 2G; ron oyas Engi Bulcng Bocks— Grammar) Nouns Adjectives and Others Bo0k2 @wweerPI ahah Grade: oo , Complete the questions with the words in the boxes. how " where when — what . Shiley:__..._s Agnes study? Terry :She studies in Tai Wai. . Shirley :__.____ you usually have dinner? Terry :l usually have dinner at 7 p.m. . Shirley :__________ Florence go to church? Terry :She goes to church on foot. . Shirley :_____________ Janice and Hazel do in their free time? Terry : They go running. oa X How de Gary goto school? ¥ How does Gary go to school? . Rearrange the words into questions. Use capital letters where needed. . Dave / does / draw / what / ? . go / how / to work / do / you /? . play / basketball / does / where / Jeff / ? Sa ee ~ BaweczMain verb (base form) 07 (0) 4 [How TT cves [te [go T toscroor |] by bus. how old * We use ‘how many to ask about the number of * We use ‘how old’ to ask about someone's something. ‘How many’ HIAa / an- } apple. There is@ a / the monkey in ® the / x tree.@ A / The monkey is hungry. It throws 7 a / the stone at Mandy. Her apple ‘allson 8 a / the ground.% A / The monkey takes 10 a / the apple. Mandy is very angry. wy, $267, Pan Lloyds English Bulding Blocks — Grammar (3): Nouns, Adjectives and Others Book2 FUBSAEEDate; Grade: =e c. Look at the pictures. Fill in the blanks with the given words. you her I my she his we our your he . Molly has a new doll. 9. This is my bedroom. am making bed, 3. must look after dog! 4, Tony and | are in the supermarket. have shopping bags. 2 . Fill in the blanks with the possessive form of the nouns. 1. This is (Mike) pencil case. 2. There is a storybook on (Cyrus) desk. 3. These are (Henry) game cards. 4. like Wess) doll. 5, . Grandma washes my (sisters) uniforms. 2 GisaeceE. Read the passage. Correct the underlined mistakes on the lines. Nancy likes to go to his mum’s garden. She likes the roses or the daisies there. One day, the naughty boy comes and picks three flower. ‘Stop it!’ shouts Nancy. ‘These are my mum roses!’ She is very angry. F Look at the pictures. Fill in the blanks with the given adjectives. full thirsty excited ~~ sad —-bored Jenny is : Macy and Steve are 38} Pon uoyes Engin Bucing Blocks — Grammer (3): Nouns Adjectives ond Others Book? FSETzl _ Look at the pictures. Fill in the blanks with ‘and’ or ‘or’. v 2.\x ® : \\ |can see trees and flowers. Iris cannot play the violin the piano. . Circle (CQ) the correct question words. Fill in the blanks with the words in the boxes. You may use the words more than once. Joe : Ann Joe: Ann . Joe Al S n . Joe Ann » Joe Ann ie ie ae How 7 How old’) :I go there by bus. What 7 Where!) :He goes swimming. :| When 7 Where :They’‘re in the park. : Who / How old” : Ben is the monitor. :| When / Where") :1 go to bed at nine o'clock. you go to the library? 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Isthere a card on the floor? 2. There is a toilet on this floor. The toilet is for girls, 3. There is a panda on the grass. The panda is eating, 1A 28 4. child; children | 2. people; person | 3, students; student | 4, watch; watches |g, 4, one dog and two chien | 2, two potatoes, four eggs and three ' oranges: | 3, one train, two robots and three cars | 9 Uncountable nouns A. suger, hai, soup |p. 4. water 2. paper | 3, cheese 4. milk. | 5 meat 6. bread Hos 25k Sut pha 1 5.7. 6.x in |p. 4. sandwiches 2. oranges | 3. mango 4, water % 5. juice ' 3 a,an | At an 2x 3a } 4a 5. x 6a lee ax 8 an ax 1 10.an [ate 27a 78: ame Nae piesa 2a 3a lee Aca 5a 6. an line 8 an ' 4 a,an, the | A-1. a; The | 2. the | 3. an; the; The; a | Bia Qa 3. The | fan 5a 6. the 1.7. the | ! \ \ 1 1 1 \ 1 7 A 2 >o B. c. D. 1x 2x 4x 41. the 2K 4a 5. The la Possessive adjectives 4. our 2. your 4. my 5. their 1B 2A 4. 4. her 2. They 4. His 5. Their 7. She 8. your Apostrophe s (’s) 1. Jane's 2. girls’ 3. James's 4, men's 1. Lily's 2. Elsa's iz (Units 1-7) 1. table; potatoes 2. mango; juice 3. cup; biscuits; tea 4, child; eggs; oil 1 2 3 4, 5. 6. 4 2 3. 4. 1 2. The boys’; Their 3. Charles's; his 4. bird's; Its Describing feelings 4. thirsty 2 3, ful 4. 5. angry 4. happy 2 3, sleepy 4 5. hungry G 3. his 6. her 3. Her 6. My 1. Chris's aa an, a his my tired sad bored bored full & Brwaecs| Revision (Units 1-12) I 9 what, when, where, who \ A. 4, What 2. When A. 1, elephants i 3. Where 4, Who 2. sandwiches \ B14. is3B 2. is;D 3, money | é Sse) 4: BA 4, dresses I . 1. When is your holiday I 2. Wan ee 5. butter; bread I 3. Who are your good friends? 6. potatoes; cheese B.1.X 2a 10 what, when, where, how 3. an 4a | A. 1. How 2. Where 5. the 6. The i 3. What 4, When 7a 8. the \ B. 1. Where does 2. When do 9. The 40. the | + ies ae Whale ©. 1. She; her 2. iimy i C. 1. What does Dave draw? vou ele i. weer i a Fee ee eat D. 1. Mike's 2. Cyrus's 1 : play basketball? 3. Henn’s i ews ! 11 how, how many, how old 5. sisters’ i A. 1. How many E. 1. her 2. and ' 2. How old 3a 4, flowers ¥ 3. How does 5. mum's $ 4, How many F. 1. thirsty 2. full i B. 1. Howold 3. sad 4. excited \ 2. How many G1. and 2. or \ 3. How H. 1. How; do I C. 1. How old is your brother? 2. What; does i 2. How many swings are there? 3. Where; are ! 3. How do you go to school? 4. Whoris I 4, How many students are there? 5. When; do ' §. How old are your cousins? | 12 and, or A. 1. of 2. and I 3. and 4. or I B. 1. and 2. and ! 3. and 4. or 1 . 1. Which do you like, milk or juice? I 2. Which do you like, rice or noodles? | D. 1. I don't like sweets or chocolate. I 2. Bob and Terry are in the library. \ \ I I \ I | 3% on loyasEnosh Buleing locks — Grammar (3): Nouns, Adjectives and Others Book 2 FSA