Unit
MY CLASSROOM
Let’s Learn The Numbers
From 21 To 101!
VOCABULARY: The Colors
Identify the Colors
COLOURS - MISSING LETTERS Colors online activity for K |
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Colors online exercise for Level 1 | Colours and numbers interactive
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POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
I have a book I
My book is green
My
You have a ball You
Your ball is nice
Your
He has shorts He
His shorts are Brown
His
She has a dress She
Her dress is white
and blue Her
It has a tie It
Its tie is red
Its
We have a car We
Our car is nice
Our
You have uniforms You
Your uniforms are
red and white Your
They have costumes They
Their costumes are
funny Their
Don’t forget, each personal pronoun has
its own possessive adjective
I My It Its
You Your We Our
He His You Your
She Her They heir
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Singular and Plural Nouns
A singular noun ending in s, x, z, ch, sh, makes
the plural by adding-es.
EXAMPLES
Singular Plural
1. bus 1. buses
2. wish 2. wishes
3. pitch 3. pitches
4 box 4. boxes
A singular noun ending with Vowel plus “O” makes the plural
by adding “S”
EXAMPLES
Singular Plural
1. Video 1. Videos
A singular noun ending with Consonant plus “O” makes the
plural by adding “Es”
EXAMPLES
Singular Plural
1.Potato 1. Potatoes
2.Tomato 2. Tomatoes
A singular noun ending in a consonant and then “y” makes the
plural by dropping the “y” and adding “ies”.
EXAMPLES
Singular Plural
1. penny 1. pennies
2. spy 2. spies
3. baby 3. babies
4. city 4. cities
5. Daisy 5. daisies
If the singular noun ends in -y and the letter before the “y” is a
vowel, simply add an “s” to make it plural.
EXAMPLES
Singular Plural
1. X-ray 1. X- rays
2. Boy 2. boys
3. Monkey 3. Monkeys
4. Key 4. Keys
5. Day 5. Days
If the noun ends with “f or ‑fe”, dropping the “f” and
adding “ves”.
EXAMPLES EXCEPTIONS
Singular Plural Singular Plural
1. wife 1. wives 1. Roof 1. Roofs
2. Wolf 2. wolves 2. belief 2. beliefs
3. Thief 3. Thieves 3. chef 3. chefs
4. Leaf 4. Leaves 4. chief 4. chiefs
Irregular nouns follow no specific rules, so it’s best to
memorize them.
EXAMPLES
Singular Plural
1. Child 1. children
2. Goose 2. geese
3. Man 3. men
4. Woman 4. women
5. Tooth 5. teeth
6. Foot 6. feet
7. Mouse 7. mice
8. Person 8. people
PLURAL NOUNS
Let’s practice
Singular to Plural nouns v1 Singular and Plural- Fill in the Blanks
singular and plural nouns Singular and Plural Nouns - Mixed Review
Articles
In English there are three articles: “a”, “an”, and “the”. Articles are used before nouns
Rule # 1: Use the article “a” only with a singular count noun, use “a” before nouns that begin with a consonant sound.
Examples:
1.A book 2. A lemon 3. A dog 4. A car 5. A chair Rule
Rule # 2: Use the article “an” only with a singular count noun, use “an” before nouns that begin with a vowel sound.
Examples:
1. An actor 2. An egg 3. An Orange 4. An insect 5. An apple
Rule # 3: Use the definite article the with any noun (whether singular or plural, count or no count)
a) Use the article ”the” when a particular noun has already been mentioned previously.
Example:
I ate an apple yesterday. The apple was juicy and delicious.
b) Use the article ”the” when the noun refers to something or someone that is unique.
Examples:
The theory of relativity
The 2003 federal budget
c) Use the article “the” when is more than one.
Examples:
The brown chairs
The children are playing at the playroom
BE CAREFUL: The Sound of the first letter is important, for example:
1. A European (y)
2. An Uncle >>>>A University (Y)
3. A Hospital >>>>> An Hour (our)
4. An Umbrella >>>>a Union (Y)
5. A Uniform (Y)
Let’s work together
adding the article to
each sentences.
Imperatives
We can use imperatives to give orders and instructions.
Wait quietly before class.
Be nice to your brother or sister.
Don't forget your bag!
How to use them
1. The imperative is the same as the verb. We use the verb without you.
Help your parents at home.
Play quietly!
2. For a negative order or instruction, use don't.
Don't run in the corridors.
Don't be late!
3. Use please to be more polite.
Please put the plates on the table.
Don't make so much noise, please.
LET'S PRACTICE
