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CLASSROOMNOTEBOOKCASSETTEWINDOWEXPENSIVECHEAPINTERESTINGBORINGA COMPUTERAN OLD BOOKSYLLABLES

You need your “English in Mind” Student’s Book to study this part of

the lesson.

OK. Match the words with the pictures. Then

listen and speak the words.

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Things in a classroom. Asking “This / That” questions.

Q: What’s this in English?A: It’s a pen.

Q: What’s that in English?A: It’s a pen.

book board cassette pencil

chair door window notebook desk

6 pencils 3 chairs

4 cassettes 5 books 5 notebooks

Asking “PLURAL” questions.

Q: What are these in English?A: They are pens.

Q: What are those in English?A: They are pencils.

2 pens

pen

Cowabunga dude! I’m just a crazy kid that

loves to speak English, learn English and eat

English. Right on!

Adjectives + Nouns Q: What’s this?A: It’s an expensive watch .

Q: Who’s that?A: He’s a good friend of mine.an old man

a big TV

a cheap computer

a new book

a small hotel

an interesting film

a bad singer a good hamburger

a big city

a good CD

an expensive restaurant

an interesting museum

a good football team

an interestingcomputer game

You need your “English in Mind”

Workbook to study this part of

the lesson.

Classroom Vocabulary

Yo dudes! Let’s describe some

things in a classroom.

Use the letters in the box to make the

words that describe classroom objects.

Examples:otrperoj = projectorpma = mapetrpso = poster

windowboarddoor

chairdesk

pencil

pen

Singular & Plural NounsSingular nouns = a / an / the / oneExamples: a chair an eraserthe door one student a classroom

Plural Nouns = two / many / a lot ofExamples: two chairs many erasers a lot of students

8 pages9 notebooks2 sandwiches

3 cities5 taxis

6 nationalities

2 computers

4 hotels

5 cassettes 3 men

2 women 6 children 4 people

aaanaa

anana

notebook

Articles - A and An

Consonant Nouns = aExamples: a chair a desk a booka classroom a teacher a student

Vowel Nouns = anExamples: an eraser an outhouse an ant an owl an electric toy

Yow-za! Lots of English to practice on

this page.

Fab Vocab WordsLook at the pictures and read the words. If the pictures have the correct words make a check mark.

If the pictures have the wrong words cross out the wrong word and write the correct word.

boring

good new bad

PronunciationListen to the sound of the words. Count

the number of sounds (syllables) in each

word. Write the word in the correct row.

Example: hamburger = ham + bur + ger

This word has three syllables.

football

people

expensiveboard

new video

boring museumphone

Susan SassusisusonCincinnati

Kris KristofersonChristchurch

Fab Vocab NumbersRead the math questions and write the

answers. Then practice speaking.

Example: ten + two = twelve

Ten plus twelve equals twelve.

eighteeneleven

fourteen

ninefive

twentyseventeen

twelve

Fab Vocab Numbers

Part b: Write the next two numbers.

Example: 3 5 7 9 11

Part c: Listen carefully to the sound

and pronunciation of the numbers.

Circle the numbers you hear.

seventy ninetythirty-two sixty-four

seventy -four eighty-fiveseventy-five seventy-two

forty-one forty-five

Everyday EnglishRead the parts of the sentences in the box. Then complete the dialogue conversations with the correct words.

Practice speaking with your friend.

Thanks

don’t understand

I can help you

the answer

I don’t know

How do you say

that’s right

Study HelpPart a: Look at the two words that are together. Use your dictionary to find which word is in the dictionary first. Underline the word.Example: desk eraser = desk

Part b: Write the words in alphabetical order. Example: ant bat cat dog egg

cheap

city

cinema

English

excellent

good

hamburger

hotel

museum

phone

pizza

restaurant

sandwich

taxi

teacher

video

You need your “English in Mind” Student’s Book

again to study this part of the lesson.

Reading - No Problem Look at the pictures. Read the conversation dialogues. Listen as your teacher reads. Read aloud and practice speaking with your friend. Take turns reading to the whole class. Your teacher will help you. No problem. Have fun!

Reading - No Problem b. Match the names of the people with their faces. Write their names.

That’s right. We have everything at Kwik-E-Mart.

Rob

Amy

Lucy

Everyday English 9 a. Make sentences by connecting the words. 9 b. Change the English sentences into Thai language.

10 a. Listen and read the message.10 b. Listen again and write the message to Rob.

Sassusisoosun

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0857699635

You need your “English in Mind” Workbook again to study this part

of the lesson.

Everyday English 10. Listen and Write – Look at the pictures. Listen carefully for the words that talk about the pictures. Write the correct numbers in the boxes.

11. Read the Message – Then read the sentences and write True (T) or False (F) in the boxes.

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3

4

6

5

F

F

T

F

T

Everyday English 1. Use the words in the box to complete the sentences.

2. Circle the correct words to complete the sentences.

3. Underline the mistake. Write the correct sentence.

yourI’mWhat’s

don’tphone

Ihelp

page

know

men

number

seventy-nine

forty-one

player

expensive

old

interesting

It’s an expensive CD.The two women are Sally and Caroline.

Four + twelve = sixteen.What’s your name?It’s a new cinema.

He’s an interesting person.Forty-nine + seven = fifty-six.The homework is on page 35.