LESSON SCRIPTS VOCABULARY

Listening – writting and Speaking Part 1

Part 1 A book – This is a book.

A chair – This is a chair.

 This is Ana. She comes (is from) from Mexico. She's Mexican.
A pencil – This is a pencil.
This is Tony. He comes (is from) from England. He's British. Ana and Tony
come from different countries. They don't come from the same country. A door – It is a door.
 This is Helen. She comes from Canada. She’s Canadian. A window – It is a window.
This is Sanjay. He comes from India. He's Indian. Helen and Sanjay don't A pen – It is a pen.
come from the same country. They come from different countries.
A calculator – This is a calculator.

A computer – It is a computer.
Part 2 A hand – This is a hand.
 Here are two people. This person is a man. His name is Stairs – These are stairs.
Max. He's Spanish. This person is a woman. Her name is Helen. She’s A desk – It is a desk.
Canadian. Here are three people. These two people are men. This A book bag – It’s a book bag.
person isn't a man. She's a woman. The person in the middle is a woman. Two books – These are two books.
The person on the left is a man. The person on the right is a man.
Four pencils – These are four pencils.
Part 3 Three notebooks – These are three notebooks.
 Here are two countries. This country is Mexico. This A desk and a chair – This is a desk and this is a chair.
country is England. Here are three countries. The country on the left is One pen and two pencils – This is one pen and these are
Mexico. The country in the middle is England. The country on the right is two pencils.
India. Here are two cities, London and New Delhi. London is in England.
New Delhi is in india.
Part 2 A circle - It's a circle.

A green book - It is a green book.

Listening,practice and writting
A red book - This book is red.
Stand up.
An open door - It is an open door
Sit down.
A closed door - This door is closed.
Open your book.
A short pencil - This pencil is short.
Close your book.

Open the door.

Close the door.

Go to the door.

Come from the door.

Go up the stairs.

Go down the stairs.

Put up your hand.

Put down your hand.

VOCABULARY
Part 1
A map - This is a map.

A line - It is a line.

A clock - This is a clock.

A ruler - It's a ruler.

A watch - This is a watch.


LESSON SCRIPTS
Listening,practice and writting
Part 1
Ana comes from Mexico. She speaks two languages, Spanish and English.
Ana lives in Mexico City. She lives there with her family. They live in a house
near a park. Ana is a student. She goes to school. She does homework
almost every night. Her father works in a bookstore. He sells books. Her
mother is a teacher. She teaches English at a high school. The high school is
in Mexico City. Tony comes from England. He lives in London. Tony is a
student. He doesn't live with his family. He lives in a dormitory with other
students. Tony's family lives in the United States. His mother and father
both have jobs in New York. His father works for a newspaper. His mother is
an artist. His sisters go to school in New York.
Part 3
Ana and Tony are the same age. They are both 15 years old. Ana doesn't
know Tony. Tony doesn't know Ana. They don't know you. Ana and Tony
are from different countries. They live in different cities. Ana lives in Mexico
City and Tony lives in London. Ana and Tony are both students. They both
go to school. Ana lives with her family, but Tony doesn't. He lives in a
dormitory with other students. Ana can speak Spanish, but Tony can't. He
can't speak Spanish.
VOCABULARY
Part 1
On - The book is on the table.
Under - The green book is under the table.
Between - The apple is between the books.

Next to - The pencil is next to the pen.

Inside - The pencil is inside the circle.

Outside - The pencil is outside the circle.

The long pencil is outside the circle.

Part 2 Above - The ball is above the table.

Helen comes from Canada. She speaks English and French. She lives in Below - The window is below the clock.
Toronto. Helen is a teacher. She teaches science. She is a good teacher and In front of - The ball is in front of the computer.
her students like her. Helen is married. She and her husband live in a house.
Behind - The ball is behind the computer.
Her husband is a policeman. Sometimes he works at night. He drives a police
car in the city of Toronto. In line - He is in line.

Not in line - They are not in line.

Part 2

Walk up - He is walking up some stairs.

Walk down - She is walking down some stairs.

Look out - She is looking out the window.

Go to - They are going to the door.

Come from - He is coming from the door.

Sit on - He is sitting on a bench.

Cross - They are crossing a street.

Look at - He is looking at a clock.

Walk through - He's walking through the door.

Run around - They are running around a track.

Go into - He's going into a room.

Come out of - She's coming out of a room.

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