Subjects

maths
chemistry

I dont like
chemistry

biology
music
geography
history
religions
education
art and design
Spanish
English
French
German
Timetables

There is
Afirmative

Time
7:10 - 8:30
8:31 - 10:00
10:01 10:30
10:31 12:00
12:01 13:30
13:31 15:00

Monday
maths
geography
morning break
French
biology
art and desing

There is a book

There are
Afirmative

There are some books

Negative

There isnt a
book

Negative

There arent any

books

Interrogative

Is there a book ?
No, there isnt.

Interrogative

Are there any books ?

Yes, there are some
books.
No, there arent any
books

Prepositions of
place
behind

Wheres the chair

?

Its behind the desk.

Wheres the desk

?

Its in front of the

board.

near
next to
on
opposite
under

Wheres the bin ?

Its under the desk.

Person
I
You
He
She
It
We
They

have to
have to
has to
has to
has to
have to
have to

dont
dont
doesnt
doesnt
doesnt
dont
dont

have
have
have
have
have
have
have

Do I
Dont I
I

have to
have to
have to

go
go
go

home ?
home.
home.

Does she
Doesnt she
She

have to
have to
has to

study
study
study

French ?
French.
French.

Do we
Dont we
We

have to
have to
have to

go
go
go

the library ?
the library.
the library.

Does he
Doesnt he

have to
have to

study
study

French ?
French.

between
in
in front of

to
to
to
to
to
to
to

He

has to

study

French.

Parts of the
school
canteen
classroom
computer room
corridor
gym
hall
library
playing field
staff room
stairs
Giving directions

Colours
Go along the
corridor
Go past the school
hall
Go up the stairs
Go down the stairs
Turn left
Turn right
Go through the door
Go outside

pink
red

Clothes
blouse
boots
cap
dress
jacket
jeans
jumper
shirt

socks
sweatshirt
T-shirt
tie
top
tracksuit
bottoms
trainers
trousers

purple
blue
green
yellow
orange
brown
white
grey
black

shoes
short
skirt

Present continuous
Ending with -e
hope
ride
make
write

drop the

-e

add
-ing
hoping
riding
making
writing

Ending whit -ie

die
tie
lie

change -ie to -y

Verb
watch
do
wear

add -ing
watching
doing
wearing

Ending with one

vowel
primer syllable
verbs
jog
sit
run
stop

and one
consonant
double consonant

2 syllable verb if

1st syllable is
stressed
answering
beginning

just add -ing

carry
chat

play
sit

answer
begin

add -ing
dying
tying
lying

(now x or y )
add -ing

jogging
sitting
running
stopping

Most verb
wear

drink
eat
laugth

smile
stand
walk

Can and adverbs

affirmative
I
You
He
She
It
We
They

can
can
can
can
can
can
can

sing
sing
sing
sing
sing
sing
sing

negative
I
You
He
She
It
We
They

cannot
cannot
cannot
cannot
cannot
cannot
cannot

sing.
sing.
sing.
sing.
sing.
sing.
sing.

Interrogative
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can
Can

I
You
He
She
It
We
They

sing
sing
sing
sing
sing
sing
sing

Adverbs
most adverbs
slow
careful
easy

adding -ly
slowly
carefully
easily

to the adjective

?
?
?
?
?
?
?

quick

quickly

Adverbs
Some adjectives
dont
fast
late
early
Adverbs
Form
good
Adverb with verbs
to
He drives slowly
She can sing
beautifully

change
fast
late
early

well
say how
something

Happens

bass guitar
cello
drums

guitar
piano
saxophone

trumpet
violin

play football
go swimming
go to the disco

go shopping
go for a coffee
go fishing

go to the beach
go to the park
have a
barbecue

go to the cinema

go for a walk

on
on Monday
on Tuesday
evening

in
in the evening

Musical instruments

Free time activities

Prepositions of time
at
at five oclock
at the weekend

no preposition
this evening
tomorrow

at night

tomorrow
morning

Types of party
Christmas party
end- of-term
party
Halloween party

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Basic: 3

We use
Seas

the
The Baltic seas
The Caribbean
seas
The north seas

Oceans

The Pacific ocean

The atlantic
ocean
The Indian ocean

Rivers

The Colorado
river
The nilo river
The mississipi
river

Deserts

The sahara desert

The Arabian
desert

We use the
names of
Islands

Groups

Hills
Mountains

The canary
islands
The alps

end-of-school-year
party
fancy dress party

New Years
party
birthday party

The andes
The pyrinnes
Dont use the
with
Lakes

Lake Victoria
Lake Malawi

Beaches

Sun island beach

Single hiles

Anza hill
Holy hill

Mountain

Mount everest
Mount amkalu

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Basic: 3

Comparative of
Adjetives
We use compative of adjetives when we want to compare 2 things animals
and people
Short Adjetives
Subjects + verb any tense + adjective ( er) + than +

subjects

Long Adjetives
Subjects + verb any tense + more + adjective + than + subjects
Irregular
adjectives
Good
Bad
Far
er/est

Better
Worse
Father/further
Short
Nice

shorter
nicer

Old
Big
Young
Ugly
Pretty
Small

Older
Bigger
Younger
Uglier
Prettier
smaller

more/most
beautiful
Comfortable
Dangerous
Expensive
Elegant
Interesting
Difficult

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Slow
Cold
Strong
Happy
Hot
Friendly
Tall

Colder
Stronger
Happier
Hoter
friendlier
taller

Attractive
Intelligent
Delicious
Expensive

Basic : 3

Andre is taller than Peter

Moises is stronger than Mauricio
Daniel is better student than Luis
Daniel is better football player than Luis
Scarllett Johanson is more beautiful than Cameron Daz
Ronaldhino is more famous than Wayne Rooney
Boys are more intelligent than girls
Lions are more dangerous than Elephants
Superlative of Adjetives. Superlatives are used to compare more than one
things, animals or
People.
Superlative sentence usually used the short adjectives.
Subjects + verb any tense + the + adjective ( est) + of/all/in group
Superlative sentence usually used the long adjectives.

Subjects + verb any tense + the + most adjective + of/all/in group

Irregular
Good - The best
Far - The farthest
The furthest
Bad
the worst
Examples
Andy is the youngest girl in the group
London is the most expensive city in England
Andy is the strongest girl in the classroom
The hose is the most confortable place in the city
This is the worst day of my life

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Basic : 3

A postcard
Hi / Hell / Dear XXXXXXXX Andrea,
Say
Say
Say
Say
Say

where you are

what the place is like and what the weather is like
what type of accomadation you are ataying in
what is in the picture ( land mark)
what do you do evereday
Finish
Love
See you son
By for now
XXXXXX name

Would like
Is used to express preferences in the future
Interrogative to express a polite request

affirmative
Subjects + would like to + verb in simple form + ---------
negative
Subjects + would not +

like to + verb in simple form + ---------

Interrogative
Would + Subjects + like to + verb in simple form + ---------

I would like to watch tv in the afternoon

Andrea would like to go to the movies with Erick
Would you like to dance with me ?

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Basic : 3

Like
Is used to express that you like or dislike something in the present
General like
affirmative
Subjects + like / 3rd (s , es) + noum / verb in + ---------
Negative
Subjects + (dont / doesnt) 3rd + like + noum / verb ing
Interrogative
(Do / Does ) + Subjects + like + noum / verb ing + ---- ?
1er
3rd
Examples
I like Science Fiction films
She likes pop music
Do you like eating pizza ?
Mantin doesnt like drinking wine
They like English clases