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Unit 1
Names and LESSON 1
occupations

LESSON 3
LESSON 2
LESSON 1
Tell a classmate your
occupation
Vocabulary 1

Personal Pronouns

Contractions

Use of a / an
Personal Pronouns
 Personal / Subjects Pronouns

I he
it

you she
 Personal Pronouns

you

we

they
 Personal Pronouns
Singular Plural
I we
you you
he / she / it they
Affirmative Contractions
I am I’m
you are you’re
he is he’s
she is she’s
we are we’re
you are you’re
they are they’re
 Negative Contractions
I am not I’m not / I amn’t
you are not you’re not / you aren’t
he is not he’s not / he isn’t
she is not she’s not / she isn’t
we are not we’re not / we aren’t
you are not you’re not / you aren’t
they are not they’re not / they aren’t
Where are you from?
I am from Somalia.
I am from Gambia.
I am from Iraq.

I am from Afghanistan.
I am from Syria.
I am….
a student
married
a mother
a father
single
happy
sad
young
He is….
a student
married
a mother
a father
single
She is… happy
sad
young
Indefinite Articles
 Use of A
Consonant sound:
Alphabet-(vowel sounds) = Alphabet-(A,E,I,O,U)

We use A before nouns which start with consonant sound.

For example:
A pen , A clock , A toy .
 Use of An
Vowel sounds:
A,E,I,O,U

We use AN before nouns which starts with a vowel sound.

For example:
An apple , An egg , An orange.
Rules formation
A: Use a before nouns beginning from consonants. The indefinite
article has no plural form.
Example: a red pen

An: Use an before nouns beginning from vowels. Use an before

consonants with vowel sound. ( an hour)
Example: an apple.
What were the differences?
Let’s take a look again

• A bed
• A flower
• A class
• A bag
• A teacher

• An idea
• An egg
• An apple
• An orange
a police officer

a police dog
 an angel

an orange
LESSON 2
Identify your classmates

Vocabulary 2

Plural Pronouns, review

Singular and Plural nouns

Informative questions
Plural Pronouns
Personal Pronouns, review
Singular Plural
I we
you you
he / she they
 They are dancers.

dancers Are they dancers ?

Yes, they are.

No, they aren’t

PLURALS
1. Farmer = farmers
singers 2.
3.
Firefighter = firefighters
Police officer= police officers
4. Vet = vets
5. Singer = singers
6. Dancer= dancers
Singular and Plural
nouns
• Most nouns take -s to form their plural.
book books
student students

• Nouns ending in -s, -ss, ch,-x or -sh take -es.

bus buses
box boxes
watch watches

• If the noun ends in a consonant +y, the -y changes

to -ies.
country countries
family families
• If the noun ends in a vowel + y, it takes-s.
boy boys
toy toys

• If the noun ends in -f or -fe, it takes -ves.

wife wives
half halves
• Some nouns are irregular.
EXERCISES -Write the plural form of the nouns

1. map 8. class
2. watch 9. shelf
3. city 10.mouse
4. dictionary 11.woman
5. person 12.student
6. boy 13.box
7. child 14.match
Questions with
Verb TO BE
He is a cook (chef).

Is he a cook?
Yes, he is.
No, he isn’t.
She is a teacher

Is she a teacher?
Yes, she is.
No, she isn’t.
He is a vet They are vets
Is he a pilot? Are they vets ?
No, he isn’t. Yes, they are.
LESSON 3
Spell
names
ABC

Proper and Common Nouns

Syllables
The Alphabet
ABC
 Focus!
aei ou

g j

k q

w y
 STOP
LETTER NAME COUNTRY SPORT FOOD

S
B
T
F
Common and
Proper Nouns
proper noun common noun
Syllables