Vocabulary

NO Word Arabic
Meaning
1 Landscapes ‫مناظر طبيعية‬

2 Still life ‫ينبض بالحياة‬

3 Illustration ‫صورة‬
4 Portrait ‫صورة مرسومة‬
5 Collage ‫كلية‬
6 Sculpture ‫تمثال‬
7 Sketch ‫رسم‬
8 Mural ‫رسمة جدارية‬
9 Artwork ‫عمل فني‬
10 Art gallery ‫معرض فني‬
11 Paint ‫يرسم‬
12 Painting ‫لوحة‬
13 Draw ‫يرسم‬
14 Background ‫خلفية‬
15 Simple ‫بسيط‬
16 Foreground ‫مقدمة‬
17 Dark ‫لون غامق‬
18 Shadow ‫ظل‬
19 Bright ‫مشع‬
20 Light ‫لون فاتح‬
21 Detailed ‫يوجد به تفاصيل‬
22 Origami ‫فن تشكيل الورق‬
23 Festival ‫مهرجان‬
24 Pattern ‫ شكل‬/ ‫نمط‬

25 Owner ‫مالك الشئ‬

26 Run out of ‫ينفذ‬
27 Store ‫مخزن‬
28 Wonder ‫يتعجب‬
29 Real ‫حقيقي‬
30 Boring ‫ممل‬
31 Odd ‫غريب‬
32 Frame ‫اطار‬

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 No Word Arabic Meaning Sentences
33 Made of ‫مصنوع من‬
34 Choices ‫خيارات‬
35 Fix ‫يصلح‬
36 Exclaim ‫يتعجب‬
37 Kind ‫لطيف‬
38 Watch out ‫احذر‬
39 Save ‫يخزن‬
40 Neighbors ‫جيران‬
41 Apartment / flat ‫شقة‬
42 Husband ‫زوج‬
43 Guess ‫ يحزر‬/ ‫يخمن‬
44 Painter ‫رسام‬
45 Worried ‫قلق‬
46 Nervously ‫بغضب‬
47 A piece of art ‫قطعة فنية‬
48 Locked out ‫مغلق‬
49 Crayons ‫الوان‬
50 Guide ‫دليل‬
51 Photography ‫تصوير‬
52 Photo ‫صورة‬
53 Photographer ‫مصور‬
54 Award ‫جائزة‬
55 Tip ‫نصيحة‬
56 Frame ‫اطار الصورة‬
57 Zoom in ‫تكبير‬
58 Zoom out ‫تصغير‬
60 Element ‫عنصر‬
61 Format ‫تصميم‬
62 Horizontal ‫افقي‬
63 Vertical ‫عامودي‬
64 Object ‫عنصر‬
65 Imagine ‫يتخيل‬
66 Divide ‫مقسم‬
67 Blurry ‫غير واضح‬
68 Tool ‫اداة‬
69 Made of ‫مصنوع من‬
70 Croissant ‫كرواسون‬

71 Pale ‫فاتح‬

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 Enrichment practice:

Write the words

1-……………………………………….
2-………………………………………
3-……………………………………….
4-………………………………………
5-……………………………………….
6-………………………………………..

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Drills

1 Find from the text Literacy Book pages 18-21

Verb Adjective Adverb Preposition Article Linker Pronoun

/conjunction

Q2:
2 Fill in the blanks with the correct words.

blurry vertical neighbours crayons made of

1- This cake is …………………….flour, sugar, eggs and vanilla.

2- This picture is ……………………, you have to redraw it.

3-I need new ………………….to finish my portrait .

Be Careful!
4-Our ……………………are travelling next month to Australia.
Negibo ur ( British)
5- The opposite of horizontal is ………………………. Neighbor ( American)

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 3 Circle the right alternative.

1-She must follow the …………………to have the same shape.

A) pattern B) portrait C) photo

2-Choose the …………….word from the vocabulary list.

A) detailed B) boring C) odd

3- My dad …………………. money, so he has to use his visa card. Tip

When learning new words,
A) runs in B) runs out of C) runs out
put them into groups such
as nouns and adjectives
4- The Musical ………………..will be next June. .This will help you use the
A) festival B) front C) farm words correctly.

5-This color is so ………………., I prefer the dark one.

A) hard B) light C) long

6) The photographer adjusted a ………………..to the picture.

A) frame B) tool C) tip

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 Copy

Copy the following sentences.

Photos can be horizontal or vertical. This is called the format.
Most of the time, I take horizontal photos. This format looks nice
with wide landscape.

Dictation

Practice the dictation Literacy Book words in context p 11

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 Listening

A: Listen and answer:

1. Susan is working in her office. ( T/F)

2. Ben can't cook. ( T/F)

3. Ben has an electric cooker in his house. ( T/F)

4. The matches are in the fridge. ( T/F)

5. Ben needs to press the orange knob for about five seconds. ( T/F)

6. There is a DVD manual that Ben can read. ( T/F)

7. The weather is sunny. ( T/F)

8. The cat's name is Tommy. ( T/F)

B: listen to Mike and Cathy's conversation then answer 1 & 2.

1-The two ingredients they need to buy are ………………..and ……………………

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 2-Now, complete these sentences as you listen to Mike and Cathy's conversation for

a second time. All the words are quantifiers. Choose the words from the box below:

some - any - few - a little - much - many - a lot

1. We need some apples. Do we have ……………………..?

2. Yes, we have ………………………..of apples.

3. How ……………………..do we have to use?

4. Now, is there ……………………..flour?

5. How ………………………do we have?

6. We'll have to buy …………………….flour. We don't have ………………………

7. We only need ……………………….cinnamon

8. We have ……………………..of salt

9. And quite ……………………….of sugar

10. We don't have …………………………sugar!

11. Did you buy ………………………..butter yesterday at the store?

12. No, I didn't get …………………. .How …………………..do we need for the recipe?

13. I think we have ……………………….butter in the fridge.

14. We don't have ……………………………but there's enough.

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 Grammar
Explore the language (1)

Nouns that have singular and plural forms

countable apples , boys , cars
Nouns
Nouns that don't have plural form
uncountable
juice , milk , sugar , salt , coffee

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Quantifiers

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Rules:
1-There is a an + Singular noun

There is a book on the table. There is an umbrella in the closet.

There is a banana in the kitchen. There is an orange in the fridge.

2-There is some
+ +
Uncountable noun +

There is some milk in the fridge. There is some coffee in your cup.

a+ singular noun starts an+ singular noun

with a consonant. starts with a vowel.

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 3-There are some Plural noun

There are some kids in the class. There are some books on the shelf.

4-There is a lot of + Uncountable noun

There is a lot of furniture in this room. There is a lot of salt in my dish.

There are a lot of

+ Plural nouns

There are a lot of pencils in my pencil case. There are a lot of cats.

5-There isn’t any

+ Uncountable noun

There isn’t any water in the glass. There isn’t any honey in the jar.
Is there anybody in the house?

Singular nouns
There isn’t / aren’t +
any Plural nouns

Uncountable nouns
There isn’t anyone in the yard.
Is there anything in the closet?
There aren’t any horses in the field. Are there any girls in the
school?

Are there any oranges in the fridge? No, there isn’t.

Is there any coffee in the kitchen? No, there isn’t any coffee in the kitchen.
There isn’t any bread in the basket. There aren’t any chairs in the room.

any + countable noun in

any + uncountable noun in
negative and questions
question ?
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 6-There is little Uncountable nouns

There is little milk in the glass There is little jam in the plate.

7-There are few Plural nouns

There are few cars in the park.

8- Most of the Plural nouns

Most of the kids are happy. Most of the men are clever.
9- All of Plural nouns

Personal pronouns
All of the students are invited to the party.
All of the men are coming tomorrow.
All of us know the secret.
All of them think they're special.
All of you are welcome

Personal pronouns

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 Enrichment drills
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Two children are making a mobile.

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 Homework

all

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 Vocabulary
Global citizenship

1 Fill in the blanks with the correct words.

bright

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 Homework

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 Grammar
Explore the language (2) Oh! It’s too heavy to lift!

Too and Enough.

Too and enough are used with adjectives, adverbs and nouns.
- Too means more than what is necessary.
- Enough means as much as necessary.
Examples: I’m not strong enough to lift
1. Too + adjective: weights.
He is too short to play basketball.
2. Too + adverb:
You are driving too fast.
3. Adjective + enough:
They aren’t rich enough to buy a big house.
She’s old enough to carry the box.
4. Adverb + enough:
Hurry up, we aren’t walking quickly enough.
5. Enough + noun: I’m too short to play
basketball.
We have got enough eggs to make a cake.
You’ve got enough time to revise your lessons.
6. Too much + uncountable nouns:
I can’t sleep at night because they make too much
noise.
7. Too many + countable nouns:
Too many people came to the party yesterday. We
didn’t have enough plates

Yes, you’re not tall enough to

play basketball.

Hurry up, we aren’t walking

quickly enough.

You’ve got enough time to

revise your lessons.

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 1 Complete with too or enough.
1- She is clever …………………… to pass the test.

2- The skirt is …………………… long for you.

3- Kate is ………………….. young to drive a car.

4- There is ……………………. meat in the fridge for the whole week.

5- I didn’t work hard …………………… to pass the exam.

6- We can’t buy the car because it is ………………….. expensive.

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7- He can’t sleep because he drinks………………….. much coffee.

8- Are you tall …………………. to reach that shelf?

9- They often take the bus to school because it’s ………………. far to walk.

10- She isn’t fast …………………. to win the race.

11- There’s ………………….. food for everyone to eat.

12- She isn’t speaking clearly ……………. I can’t understand her.

It’s too dark. It’s too expensive .

It’s not light enough. It’s not cheap enough.

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The sketch isn’t detailed enough

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 Homework

good enough

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 Writing

Look at the mind map before start writing, then get benefit of the pieces of information

to write about your school.

A Location

Name of my school

Subjects & activities

My School

Buildings

Tip
Write a catchy title
Use the correct punctuation marks.
Order your ideas

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Self-evaluation

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 Irregular Verbs List

infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3

hit hit/ hits hit hit
cut cut/cuts cut cut
hurt hurt/hurts hurt hurt
let let/lets let let
set set/sets set set
cost cost/costs cost cost
shut shut/shuts shut shut
bet bet/bets bet bet
burst burst/bursts burst burst
spread spread/spreads spread spread
read read/reads read read

infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3

make make /makes made made
have have /has had had
shine shine/shines shone shone
find find /finds found found
dig dig/digs dug dug
leave leave/leaves left left
get get/gets got got
hold hold/holds held held
light light/lights lit lit
lead lead/leads led led
stick stick/sticks stuck stuck
strike strike/strikes struck struck
sit sit/sits sat sat

infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3

keep keep /keeps kept kept
sleep sleep/sleeps slept slept
kneel kneel/kneels knelt knelt

infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3

come come/comes came come
become become/ becomes became become
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 infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3
buy buy /buys bought bought
catch catch /catches caught caught
think think/thinks thought thought
bring bring/brings brought brought
fight fight/fights fought fought
seek seek/seeks sought sought

infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3

drink drink /drinks drank drunk
ring ring/rings rang rung
sing sing/ sings sang sung
sink sink /sinks sank sunk
swing swing /swings swung swung
shrink shrink/ shrinks shrank shrunk
run run /runs ran run

infinitive Present Simple =V1 Past simple =V2 Past participle = V3

build build /builds built built
lend lend/lends lent lent
spend spend/spends spent spent
send send/sends sent sent
mean mean/means meant meant
dream dream/dreams dreamt dreamt
bend bend/bends bent bent
burn burn / burns burnt burnt
learn learn/learns learnt learnt
spoil spoil/spoils spoilt spoilt
leap leap/leaps leapt leapt
spill spill /spills spilt spilt

sweep sweep/sweeps swept swept

feel feel/feels felt felt
meet meet/meets met met
weep weep/weep wept wept
spell spell/spells spelt spelt
smell smell/smells smelt smelt
feed feed/feeds fed fed
creep creep/creeps crept Crept
speed speed/speeds sped Sped

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 infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3
break break/ breaks broke Broken
speak speak /speaks spoke Spoken
steal steal/steals stole Stolen
drive drive/drives drove Driven
take take/takes took Taken
choose choose/chooses chose Chosen
shake shake/shakes shook Shaken
write write/writes wrote Written
eat eat/eats ate Eaten
freeze freeze/freezes froze Frozen
rise rise/rises rose Risen
forget forget/forgets forgot Forgotten
forgive forgive/ forgives forgave Forgiven

infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3

do do /does did Done
go go/goes went Gone
see see/sees saw Seen

infinitive Present =V1 Past=V2 Past participle = V3

break break/ breaks broke Broken
speak speak /speaks spoke Spoken
steal steal/steals stole Stolen

infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3

tear tear/tears tore Torn
wear wear/wears wore Worn
swear swear/swears swore Sworn

infinitive Present =V1 Past =V2 Past participle = V3

hide hide/hides hid Hidden
bite bite/bites bit Bitten
ride ride/rides rode Ridden

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