CLASS 1

PEOPLE IDENTIFICATION
 FAMILY
Ivan and Anne and their
children
Ivan is Anne’s husband and
Karen and Jack’s father.
Anne is Ivan’s wife and Karen
and Jack’s mother.
Anne and Ivan are Karen and
Jack’s parents.
Karen is Anne and Ivan’s
daughter. Jack is their son.
Karen is Jack’s sister. Jack is
Karen’s brother.
Henry is Karen and Jack’s
grandfather.
Diana is their grandmother.
Henry and Diana are Jack’s
grandparents.
Karen is Henry’s
granddaughter. Jack is her
grandson.
George is Karen and Jack’s
uncle.
Amelia and Meena are Karen
and Jack’s aunts.
Karen is Amelia’s niece. Jack is
her nephew.
Kavita and Ravi are Karen and
Jack’s cousins.
OCCUPATIONS
FEELINGS
COUNTRIES
NATIONALITIES
 Conjugations

am
VERB TO BE
is

be
are
 Subject Possessive adjectives
I my
 You your
 He his
PRONOUNS  She her
 It its
 We our
 You your
 They their
DESCRIPTIONS, AGE, PERSONALITY, JOBS, NATIONALITIES, ETC

My mom is a My parents Jack is 28

doctor are happy years old
(occupation) (personality) (age)

Messi is We are in
I am sleepy
Argentinian Mexico
(state)
(nationality) (location)
STRUCTURE
Affirmative
S + v + complement
 My mom is a doctor (occupation)
 My parents are happy (personality)
 Jack is 28 years old (age)
 Messi is Argentinian (nationality)
 We are in Mexico (location)
 I am sleepy (state)
Negative
S + v + not + complement
 My mom is not (isn’t) a secretary
 My parents are not (aren’t) angry
 Jack isn’t 30 years old
 Messi isn’t Spanish
 We aren’t in Germany
 I’m not hungry
QUESTIONS

V (aux) + S + complement + ?
 Is Messi Argentinian?
 Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t.

 Are your parents teachers?

 Yes, they are. No, they aren’t.

 Are you at school?

 Yes, I am. / No, I am not.
ROUTINES, LIKES AND DISLIKES
PRESENT SIMPLE
ROUTINE
LIKES AND DISLIKES

Love
 I love my family and my best
Like friend.
 I like my job.
Don’t mind
 I don’t mind about politics

Don’t like  I don’t like horror films.

 I hate spiders.
Hate
CAN YOU COOK?
This teenager can – and his mum's very happy with him.
Tom is like any other teenager. He goes to school, does his homework, meets his friends and
enjoys doing sport.
But between 5.30 and 6.30 from Monday to Friday, Tom does something different. He cooks
dinner for all the family: mum, dad, younger brother Joe and older sister Emma.
I think it's important for teenagers to learn how to cook. Maths and English are important, of
course, but they need other skills too to help them in today's world.
First, I taught Tom how to cook easy meals like pizza or egg and chips. Then he started using
recipes in my cookery books. Yesterday he made vegetable soup. It was very good! – Tom's mum
I love cooking and I think I'm really good at it. None of my friends cook. I don't know why, it
isn't difficult and it's great fun! – Tom
In the past, Tom didn't help out at home and his mum wasn't very happy with him. Today, things
are different, and she is very happy.