Welcome p 4
Unit
Unit
Units 1 – 2 review p 20–21
Reading An interview about families Writing An informal email to a pen pal
Reading Mia Knows! Writing Nelson's Blog
Unit
Reading Article: Tiny houses, happy families Writing Describing a tiny house
Units 5 – 6 review p 48–49
Simple present (affirmative, negative, questions) Adverbs of frequency
(don’t) like / love / hate / don’t mind + -ing can / can’t for ability
Present continuous (affirmative, negative, questions)
Present continuous vs. simple present
Prepositions of time can / can’t, must / must not, have to / don’t have to for permission and obligation
Count and noncount nouns (quantifiers)
Imperatives and adverbs of manner
Comparative adjectives Superlative adjectives
should / shouldn’t for advice whose + possessive pronouns; possessive ’s
Simple past of be with ago Simple past: regular and irregular verbs
Units 7 – 8 review p 62–63
Simple past: questions
Present continuous for future plans, be going to for intentions
Units 9 – 10 review p 76–77
Introductions
✓ 1 I am Raul. 2 You from Brazil. 3 She a singer. 4 We students. 5 They friends. Circle the correct words to complete the conversation.
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✘ 1 I 'm not Felipe. 2 You from Mexico. 3 She from Canada. 4 We students. 5 They friends.
Alicia Hi! I’m Alicia. What’s 1you / your name?
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1 Are you Lucas? 2 from the U.S.? 3 she from Chile? 4 students? 5 friends?
Dinis I’m Dinis. Nice to meet 2you / your, Alicia. Are you new at this school?
Alicia Yes, I 3am / are. I’m from Chile. And you?
Dinis I’m from the U.S., but my mom and dad 4are / is from Brazil.
Alicia Cool!
Laura Hello!
Complete Raul’s notes. 1 Complete the conversation so it is true for you.
Dinis Hi, Laura. This 5are / is Alicia. She’s from Chile. Alicia, this 6are / is my friend, Laura.
Alicia It’s nice to 7meet / name you, Laura.
8What’s / Nice to meet you, too. It’s time for class. Let’s go!
Denise Hi, 1 I'm Denise. You 2 , Denise. I’m 3
Denise I’m from Canada. Where 4 ? You 5 . Denise Cool! How old 6 ? You 7 . Denise I’m 12.
A It’s in September. B I’m from Brazil. C I’m 12. D That’s my friend Claire. E He’s at a soccer game.
Subject and object pronouns and possessive adjectives
Circle the correct words to complete the conversation.
Dad Look at your room, George. Hey, I’m talking to 1you / your! George Sorry, Dad.
Dad That’s OK. Let’s organize your things. We’ll put 2them / they in their place. This is your sister’s skateboard. Please give it to 3her / she. And these are your brother’s gloves. Take them to 4he / him 5I / Me can see a T-shirt on the bed.
Please give 6she / it to me. Thanks. Look at this glass and this big white bowl. 7Them / They are dirty. Please take 8them / they to the kitchen. Great! Now you can watch a movie on your laptop.
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Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective.
1 Brian has a blue notebook. It’s his notebook.
2 I have black glasses. They’re glasses.
3 Carla has a calculator. It’s calculator.
4 We have a laptop. It’s laptop.
5 Carla and Brian have pens. They’re pens.
6 I have cookies. They’re cookies.
7 You have a phone. It’s phone.
Numbers
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Complete the facts. Write the numbers as words.
1 The country of Bolivia has (2) capital cities.
2 There are (3) colors on the French flag.
3 There are (7) days in a week.
4 The prime minister of the United Kingdom lives at (10) Downing Street, London.
5 The letter L is the Roman number (50).
6 There are (30) days in April, June, September, and November.
7 To call somebody in Venezuela, you must add the number (58) before their phone number.
8 The last piece of music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is called Symphony Number (41).
9 There are (64) squares on a chess board.
10 The name of a famous hill in New Zealand is (92) letters long.
Days, dates, and times
Circle the word that does not belong. 1 eight | one | nine | second
2 September | October | Monday | November
3 May | Saturday | Tuesday | Wednesday
Complete the conversations with the words in the boxes.
fourteen seventeenth September Wednesday ✓
Eileen What day is today?
Melinda Today is 1 Wednesday , August 2
Eileen It’s your birthday, right, Melinda?
Melinda No, it’s not. My birthday is next month, in 3 Today is Eric’s birthday. He’s 4 today.
first February January Monday twenty-fifth
Bill Let’s play a game. I say an American holiday and you say the date, OK?
Frank Sure.
Bill When is New Years’ Day?
Frank Easy! It’s 5 6 !
Bill When is Christmas Day?
Frank That’s easy. It’s always on December 7
Bill Correct! When is Presidents’ Day?
Frank Oh, it’s always in the month of 8 . People have a three-day weekend. It’s always on a 9
Bill Yes! It’s on the third Monday.
Frank Too bad it’s March. We have no holidays this month!
fifty-fifth | twenty-third | eighty-four | nineteenth
The teddy bear is on / next to the colored pencils.
The books are in / under the calculator.
The colored pencils are in / on the cup.
The clock is next to / under the books.
The pen is in / on the book.
The calculator is on / in the notebook.
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