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True or false? We use can to talk about ability and permission.
True
Can/Can't - I / play football
I can play football - I can't play footbal - Can I play football?
Can/Can't - I / do Kung Fu
I can do Kung Fu - I can't do Kung Fu - Can you do Kung Fu?
Name the school subject
Music
Name the school subject
History
Name as many places in a school as you can
Playing field - Main Hall - Science Lab - IT Room - Sports Hall - Library - Classroom - Canteen
Look at the picture. Name 2 countable and 2 uncountable nouns
Countable: apples, banana, carrot eggs, pizza:
Look at the picture. Name 2 countable and 2 uncountable nouns
Countable: apples, banana, carrot eggs, pizza
Look at the picture. Name 2 countable and 2 uncountable nouns
Countable: apples, banana, carrot eggs, pizza Uncountable: milk, chicken, rice, butter, pasta, bread
True or false? a/an, some, any, a lot, (how) much, (how) many are quantifiers
True
True or false? we use a/an with singular countable nouns
True
True or false? We use any in affirmative sentences
False
Ture or false? We use how much/how many in affirmative sentences.
False
Name 5 animals
Shark, tiger, polar bear, zebra, cat, birds, etc.
True or false? We use the present continuous to talk about actions in the past
False
What are the lions doing?
The lions are sleeping
What are the polar bears doing?
The polar bears are swimming
Make it negative: The tarantula is climbing
The tarantula isn't climbing
Make it interrogative: The elephant is walking
Is the elephant walking?
Look at the picture. How many places in town can you see?
Bus stop, train station, park, market, ferry port, etc.
True or false? We add -ed at the end of regular verbs
True
True or false? Was/Were are the past form of the verb to be
True