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Hello nice meet Saudi English ***************************************************************************************************************** * Verbs to be ( Present Simple ) : Affirmative Short Forms Examples (Affirmative Sentences ) Subject Pronouns Verbs Be I You We They He She It am are are are is is is I'm You're We're They're He's She's It's I am Saudi . You are a student . We are Muslims . They are from Saudi Arabia . He is English . She is a teacher . It is a book . Negative Short Forms Examples ( Negative Sentences ) Subject Pronouns Verbs Be I You We They He She It am not are not are not are not is not is not is not I'm not You aren’t We aren’t They aren’t He isn’t She isn’t It isn’t I'm not English . You aren’t a teacher . We aren’t doctors . They aren’t from Saudi Arabia . He isn’t Saudi . She isn’t a student . It isn’t a pen . 1 st Term 1 st Int. Grade Unit : ( 1 ) Lesson : ( 1 ) 2 nd Int. School Industrial Yanbu Prepared by : Mrs. Nadia A. Ba'armah Vocabulary * Write the following words in your notebook : Grammar 1
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Hello nice meet Saudi English

Verbs to be ( Present Simple )

Affirmative Short Forms Examples (Affirmative Sentences ) Subject

Pronouns

Verbs Be

I

You

We

They

He

She

It

am

are

are

are

is

is

is

Im

Youre

Were

Theyre

Hes

Shes

Its

I am Saudi You are a student We are Muslims They are from Saudi Arabia He is English She is a teacher It is a book

Negative Short Forms Examples ( Negative Sentences ) Subject

Pronouns

Verbs Be

I

You

We

They

He

She

It

am not

are not

are not

are not

is not

is not

is not

Im not

You arenrsquot

We arenrsquot

They arenrsquot

He isnrsquot

She isnrsquot

It isnrsquot

Im not English You arenrsquot a teacher We arenrsquot doctors They arenrsquot from Saudi Arabia He isnrsquot Saudi She isnrsquot a student It isnrsquot a pen

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Write the following words in your notebook

Grammar

1

Questions Examples Short Answers

Verbs Be

Subject Pronouns

Am

Are

Are

Are

Is

Is

Is

I

you

we

they

he

she

it

Am I a teacher Am I a student Are you a student students Are you a teacher teachers Are we Muslims Are we English Are they your sisters Are they your friends Is he your father Is he your brother Is she your mother Is she your sister Is it a book Is it a cat

Yes you are No Im not Yes I am Yes we are No Im not No we arenrsquot Yes we are Yes you are No we arenrsquot No you arenrsquot Yes they are No they arenrsquot Yes he is No he isnrsquot Yes she is No she isnrsquot Yes it is No it isnrsquot

Exercises

A- Complete

1- Hello I helliphelliphelliphellip Ibrahim

2- It helliphelliphelliphellip nice to meet you

3- helliphelliphelliphellip you Saudi Yes I helliphelliphelliphellip

4- helliphelliphelliphellip she your friend No helliphelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip

B- Choose

1- ( Am ndash Is ndash Are ) he English

2- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) from Riyadh

3- We ( am ndash is ndash are ) in Yanbu

4- ( Am ndash Is ndash Are ) they students No they ( are ndash arenrsquot ndash isnrsquot )

2

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

1- She is my ( husband ndash son ndash daughter )

2- Your mother is a ( husband ndash wife ndash son )

3- Her husband is her childrens ( mother ndash son ndash father )

4- Fred is Daves ( daughter ndash father ndash son )

Singular amp Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( n +s ) Singular Plural ( n +es ) Singular Irregular Plural

a ball an egg a horse an apple an orange

two balls three eggs horses apples oranges

a bus a box a dish a watch a tomato a potato

four buses twelve boxes dishes watches tomatoes potatoes

a child

seven children

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

husband wife

daughter son

family

twins children

Grammar

1

A

Exercises

A- Give the plural

1- a pen helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 2- an eraser helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- a class helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 4- a child helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

B- Put ( a ) or ( an )

1- helliphellip book 2- helliphellip English teacher 3- helliphellip arm 4- helliphellip chair

Demonstratives ( This ndash That ndash These ndash Those )

Examples

1- This is my son

2- That is my son

3- These are children

4- Those are children

B

This These That Those

2

cousin too

1- Whats your name helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- How old are you helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- Where are you from helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

4- How are you today helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

Write a paragraph about yourself

- What is your name

- How old are you

- Where are you from

- What grade are you in

- Which school do you go to

Questions

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Writing

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

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1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

jeans

scarf

headscarf

T-shirt

coat

shirt

blouse

skirt

uniform

tie

badge

=

wear

jobs

policeman

nurse

soldier

doctor

dentist

1

Present Continuous ( Progressive )

- What is he wearing [ Wh- + V Be ( am is are ) + subject + V-ing ]

- He is wearing a yellow cap a green T- shirt and blue jeans

[ Subject + VBe ( am is are ) + V-ing + helliphelliphelliphellip ]

Note

Exercises

A- Choose the correct word

1- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) wearing red and grey ties

2- I am ( wear ndash wearing ndash wears ) a white blouse

B- Put the words in order

1- wearing you are What

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- am a uniform I wearing

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

C- Correct the words between brackets

1- She is ( wear ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip a red scarf

2- We ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip wearing black shoes

Grammar

Subject Fred Nina I You We They He She It

2

Exercises

- Choose the correct completion

a- ( Shes ndash Shes ndash Shes ) my friend

b- That is ( Omars ndash Omar ndash Omars ) bike

c- I am a teacher ( His ndash Her ndash My ) students are good

d- Its ( they ndash their ndash you ) house

( s ) Contraction

( s ) Possessive

It is = Its Its a book She is = Shes Shes my cousin He is = Hes Hes his son Let us = Lets Lets go

Fatimahs computer My fathers car

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Examples

I You We

They He

She It

My Your Our

Their His Her Its

Its my book Is this your family This is our school These are their pens His son is Fred Her scarf is yellow Its house is small

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

computer bike study

Grammar

1

2

2

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

b- Wheres the cat helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Questions Examples Short Answers

Verbs Be

Subject Pronouns

Am

Are

Are

Are

Is

Is

Is

I

you

we

they

he

she

it

Am I a teacher Am I a student Are you a student students Are you a teacher teachers Are we Muslims Are we English Are they your sisters Are they your friends Is he your father Is he your brother Is she your mother Is she your sister Is it a book Is it a cat

Yes you are No Im not Yes I am Yes we are No Im not No we arenrsquot Yes we are Yes you are No we arenrsquot No you arenrsquot Yes they are No they arenrsquot Yes he is No he isnrsquot Yes she is No she isnrsquot Yes it is No it isnrsquot

Exercises

A- Complete

1- Hello I helliphelliphelliphellip Ibrahim

2- It helliphelliphelliphellip nice to meet you

3- helliphelliphelliphellip you Saudi Yes I helliphelliphelliphellip

4- helliphelliphelliphellip she your friend No helliphelliphelliphellip helliphelliphelliphellip

B- Choose

1- ( Am ndash Is ndash Are ) he English

2- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) from Riyadh

3- We ( am ndash is ndash are ) in Yanbu

4- ( Am ndash Is ndash Are ) they students No they ( are ndash arenrsquot ndash isnrsquot )

2

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

1- She is my ( husband ndash son ndash daughter )

2- Your mother is a ( husband ndash wife ndash son )

3- Her husband is her childrens ( mother ndash son ndash father )

4- Fred is Daves ( daughter ndash father ndash son )

Singular amp Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( n +s ) Singular Plural ( n +es ) Singular Irregular Plural

a ball an egg a horse an apple an orange

two balls three eggs horses apples oranges

a bus a box a dish a watch a tomato a potato

four buses twelve boxes dishes watches tomatoes potatoes

a child

seven children

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

husband wife

daughter son

family

twins children

Grammar

1

A

Exercises

A- Give the plural

1- a pen helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 2- an eraser helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- a class helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 4- a child helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

B- Put ( a ) or ( an )

1- helliphellip book 2- helliphellip English teacher 3- helliphellip arm 4- helliphellip chair

Demonstratives ( This ndash That ndash These ndash Those )

Examples

1- This is my son

2- That is my son

3- These are children

4- Those are children

B

This These That Those

2

cousin too

1- Whats your name helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- How old are you helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- Where are you from helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

4- How are you today helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

Write a paragraph about yourself

- What is your name

- How old are you

- Where are you from

- What grade are you in

- Which school do you go to

Questions

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Writing

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1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

jeans

scarf

headscarf

T-shirt

coat

shirt

blouse

skirt

uniform

tie

badge

=

wear

jobs

policeman

nurse

soldier

doctor

dentist

1

Present Continuous ( Progressive )

- What is he wearing [ Wh- + V Be ( am is are ) + subject + V-ing ]

- He is wearing a yellow cap a green T- shirt and blue jeans

[ Subject + VBe ( am is are ) + V-ing + helliphelliphelliphellip ]

Note

Exercises

A- Choose the correct word

1- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) wearing red and grey ties

2- I am ( wear ndash wearing ndash wears ) a white blouse

B- Put the words in order

1- wearing you are What

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- am a uniform I wearing

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

C- Correct the words between brackets

1- She is ( wear ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip a red scarf

2- We ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip wearing black shoes

Grammar

Subject Fred Nina I You We They He She It

2

Exercises

- Choose the correct completion

a- ( Shes ndash Shes ndash Shes ) my friend

b- That is ( Omars ndash Omar ndash Omars ) bike

c- I am a teacher ( His ndash Her ndash My ) students are good

d- Its ( they ndash their ndash you ) house

( s ) Contraction

( s ) Possessive

It is = Its Its a book She is = Shes Shes my cousin He is = Hes Hes his son Let us = Lets Lets go

Fatimahs computer My fathers car

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Examples

I You We

They He

She It

My Your Our

Their His Her Its

Its my book Is this your family This is our school These are their pens His son is Fred Her scarf is yellow Its house is small

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

computer bike study

Grammar

1

2

2

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

b- Wheres the cat helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

1- She is my ( husband ndash son ndash daughter )

2- Your mother is a ( husband ndash wife ndash son )

3- Her husband is her childrens ( mother ndash son ndash father )

4- Fred is Daves ( daughter ndash father ndash son )

Singular amp Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( n +s ) Singular Plural ( n +es ) Singular Irregular Plural

a ball an egg a horse an apple an orange

two balls three eggs horses apples oranges

a bus a box a dish a watch a tomato a potato

four buses twelve boxes dishes watches tomatoes potatoes

a child

seven children

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

husband wife

daughter son

family

twins children

Grammar

1

A

Exercises

A- Give the plural

1- a pen helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 2- an eraser helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- a class helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 4- a child helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

B- Put ( a ) or ( an )

1- helliphellip book 2- helliphellip English teacher 3- helliphellip arm 4- helliphellip chair

Demonstratives ( This ndash That ndash These ndash Those )

Examples

1- This is my son

2- That is my son

3- These are children

4- Those are children

B

This These That Those

2

cousin too

1- Whats your name helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- How old are you helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- Where are you from helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

4- How are you today helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

Write a paragraph about yourself

- What is your name

- How old are you

- Where are you from

- What grade are you in

- Which school do you go to

Questions

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Writing

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

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1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

jeans

scarf

headscarf

T-shirt

coat

shirt

blouse

skirt

uniform

tie

badge

=

wear

jobs

policeman

nurse

soldier

doctor

dentist

1

Present Continuous ( Progressive )

- What is he wearing [ Wh- + V Be ( am is are ) + subject + V-ing ]

- He is wearing a yellow cap a green T- shirt and blue jeans

[ Subject + VBe ( am is are ) + V-ing + helliphelliphelliphellip ]

Note

Exercises

A- Choose the correct word

1- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) wearing red and grey ties

2- I am ( wear ndash wearing ndash wears ) a white blouse

B- Put the words in order

1- wearing you are What

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- am a uniform I wearing

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C- Correct the words between brackets

1- She is ( wear ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip a red scarf

2- We ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip wearing black shoes

Grammar

Subject Fred Nina I You We They He She It

2

Exercises

- Choose the correct completion

a- ( Shes ndash Shes ndash Shes ) my friend

b- That is ( Omars ndash Omar ndash Omars ) bike

c- I am a teacher ( His ndash Her ndash My ) students are good

d- Its ( they ndash their ndash you ) house

( s ) Contraction

( s ) Possessive

It is = Its Its a book She is = Shes Shes my cousin He is = Hes Hes his son Let us = Lets Lets go

Fatimahs computer My fathers car

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Examples

I You We

They He

She It

My Your Our

Their His Her Its

Its my book Is this your family This is our school These are their pens His son is Fred Her scarf is yellow Its house is small

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

computer bike study

Grammar

1

2

2

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

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b- Wheres the cat helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Exercises

A- Give the plural

1- a pen helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 2- an eraser helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- a class helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip 4- a child helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

B- Put ( a ) or ( an )

1- helliphellip book 2- helliphellip English teacher 3- helliphellip arm 4- helliphellip chair

Demonstratives ( This ndash That ndash These ndash Those )

Examples

1- This is my son

2- That is my son

3- These are children

4- Those are children

B

This These That Those

2

cousin too

1- Whats your name helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- How old are you helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- Where are you from helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

4- How are you today helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

Write a paragraph about yourself

- What is your name

- How old are you

- Where are you from

- What grade are you in

- Which school do you go to

Questions

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Writing

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1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

jeans

scarf

headscarf

T-shirt

coat

shirt

blouse

skirt

uniform

tie

badge

=

wear

jobs

policeman

nurse

soldier

doctor

dentist

1

Present Continuous ( Progressive )

- What is he wearing [ Wh- + V Be ( am is are ) + subject + V-ing ]

- He is wearing a yellow cap a green T- shirt and blue jeans

[ Subject + VBe ( am is are ) + V-ing + helliphelliphelliphellip ]

Note

Exercises

A- Choose the correct word

1- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) wearing red and grey ties

2- I am ( wear ndash wearing ndash wears ) a white blouse

B- Put the words in order

1- wearing you are What

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2- am a uniform I wearing

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C- Correct the words between brackets

1- She is ( wear ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip a red scarf

2- We ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip wearing black shoes

Grammar

Subject Fred Nina I You We They He She It

2

Exercises

- Choose the correct completion

a- ( Shes ndash Shes ndash Shes ) my friend

b- That is ( Omars ndash Omar ndash Omars ) bike

c- I am a teacher ( His ndash Her ndash My ) students are good

d- Its ( they ndash their ndash you ) house

( s ) Contraction

( s ) Possessive

It is = Its Its a book She is = Shes Shes my cousin He is = Hes Hes his son Let us = Lets Lets go

Fatimahs computer My fathers car

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Examples

I You We

They He

She It

My Your Our

Their His Her Its

Its my book Is this your family This is our school These are their pens His son is Fred Her scarf is yellow Its house is small

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

computer bike study

Grammar

1

2

2

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

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b- Wheres the cat helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

cousin too

1- Whats your name helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- How old are you helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- Where are you from helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

4- How are you today helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

Write a paragraph about yourself

- What is your name

- How old are you

- Where are you from

- What grade are you in

- Which school do you go to

Questions

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 1 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Writing

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1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

jeans

scarf

headscarf

T-shirt

coat

shirt

blouse

skirt

uniform

tie

badge

=

wear

jobs

policeman

nurse

soldier

doctor

dentist

1

Present Continuous ( Progressive )

- What is he wearing [ Wh- + V Be ( am is are ) + subject + V-ing ]

- He is wearing a yellow cap a green T- shirt and blue jeans

[ Subject + VBe ( am is are ) + V-ing + helliphelliphelliphellip ]

Note

Exercises

A- Choose the correct word

1- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) wearing red and grey ties

2- I am ( wear ndash wearing ndash wears ) a white blouse

B- Put the words in order

1- wearing you are What

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2- am a uniform I wearing

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C- Correct the words between brackets

1- She is ( wear ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip a red scarf

2- We ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip wearing black shoes

Grammar

Subject Fred Nina I You We They He She It

2

Exercises

- Choose the correct completion

a- ( Shes ndash Shes ndash Shes ) my friend

b- That is ( Omars ndash Omar ndash Omars ) bike

c- I am a teacher ( His ndash Her ndash My ) students are good

d- Its ( they ndash their ndash you ) house

( s ) Contraction

( s ) Possessive

It is = Its Its a book She is = Shes Shes my cousin He is = Hes Hes his son Let us = Lets Lets go

Fatimahs computer My fathers car

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Examples

I You We

They He

She It

My Your Our

Their His Her Its

Its my book Is this your family This is our school These are their pens His son is Fred Her scarf is yellow Its house is small

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

computer bike study

Grammar

1

2

2

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

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1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

jeans

scarf

headscarf

T-shirt

coat

shirt

blouse

skirt

uniform

tie

badge

=

wear

jobs

policeman

nurse

soldier

doctor

dentist

1

Present Continuous ( Progressive )

- What is he wearing [ Wh- + V Be ( am is are ) + subject + V-ing ]

- He is wearing a yellow cap a green T- shirt and blue jeans

[ Subject + VBe ( am is are ) + V-ing + helliphelliphelliphellip ]

Note

Exercises

A- Choose the correct word

1- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) wearing red and grey ties

2- I am ( wear ndash wearing ndash wears ) a white blouse

B- Put the words in order

1- wearing you are What

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- am a uniform I wearing

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

C- Correct the words between brackets

1- She is ( wear ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip a red scarf

2- We ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip wearing black shoes

Grammar

Subject Fred Nina I You We They He She It

2

Exercises

- Choose the correct completion

a- ( Shes ndash Shes ndash Shes ) my friend

b- That is ( Omars ndash Omar ndash Omars ) bike

c- I am a teacher ( His ndash Her ndash My ) students are good

d- Its ( they ndash their ndash you ) house

( s ) Contraction

( s ) Possessive

It is = Its Its a book She is = Shes Shes my cousin He is = Hes Hes his son Let us = Lets Lets go

Fatimahs computer My fathers car

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Examples

I You We

They He

She It

My Your Our

Their His Her Its

Its my book Is this your family This is our school These are their pens His son is Fred Her scarf is yellow Its house is small

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

computer bike study

Grammar

1

2

2

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

b- Wheres the cat helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Present Continuous ( Progressive )

- What is he wearing [ Wh- + V Be ( am is are ) + subject + V-ing ]

- He is wearing a yellow cap a green T- shirt and blue jeans

[ Subject + VBe ( am is are ) + V-ing + helliphelliphelliphellip ]

Note

Exercises

A- Choose the correct word

1- They ( am ndash is ndash are ) wearing red and grey ties

2- I am ( wear ndash wearing ndash wears ) a white blouse

B- Put the words in order

1- wearing you are What

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

2- am a uniform I wearing

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

C- Correct the words between brackets

1- She is ( wear ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip a red scarf

2- We ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip wearing black shoes

Grammar

Subject Fred Nina I You We They He She It

2

Exercises

- Choose the correct completion

a- ( Shes ndash Shes ndash Shes ) my friend

b- That is ( Omars ndash Omar ndash Omars ) bike

c- I am a teacher ( His ndash Her ndash My ) students are good

d- Its ( they ndash their ndash you ) house

( s ) Contraction

( s ) Possessive

It is = Its Its a book She is = Shes Shes my cousin He is = Hes Hes his son Let us = Lets Lets go

Fatimahs computer My fathers car

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Examples

I You We

They He

She It

My Your Our

Their His Her Its

Its my book Is this your family This is our school These are their pens His son is Fred Her scarf is yellow Its house is small

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

computer bike study

Grammar

1

2

2

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

b- Wheres the cat helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Exercises

- Choose the correct completion

a- ( Shes ndash Shes ndash Shes ) my friend

b- That is ( Omars ndash Omar ndash Omars ) bike

c- I am a teacher ( His ndash Her ndash My ) students are good

d- Its ( they ndash their ndash you ) house

( s ) Contraction

( s ) Possessive

It is = Its Its a book She is = Shes Shes my cousin He is = Hes Hes his son Let us = Lets Lets go

Fatimahs computer My fathers car

Subject Pronouns Possessive Adjectives Examples

I You We

They He

She It

My Your Our

Their His Her Its

Its my book Is this your family This is our school These are their pens His son is Fred Her scarf is yellow Its house is small

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

computer bike study

Grammar

1

2

2

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

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b- Wheres the cat helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

1- What do you have

- I have a mobile phone ndash I donrsquot have a DVD player

2- Where is are helliphelliphellip

- Where is the TV It is in the living room

- Where are the books They are in the bag

Exercises

- Answer the questions

a- What do you have

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

b- Wheres the cat helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 2 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

camera camcorder TV

mobile phone DVD player

Grammar

Prepositions of Place

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

To introduce someone we say

Write a paragraph to introduce yourself using these helping words

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

international

office

front gates

come in

card

director

Grammar

This is hellip

This is Mr Watson

It nice to meet you

It good to be here

Writing

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name - age - occupation - nationality - city - country -

sisters - brothers - mother - father - school - grade

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

1- What is helliphellip like for description we should put words in

order

Size Shape Colour Shape Thing Noun

small

big

large

round

square

short

tall

brown

black

grey

red

white

fat

thin

mouse

car

cloud

ball

box

cat

girl

Example

- Put the words in order

house white large Its a large white house

2- s s

- Singular ( s ) the directors office = the office of the director

- Plural ( s ) the teachers room = the room of the teachers

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

classroom corridor library

reception

fat

stairs upstairs

thin round

square mouse

Grammar

singular

plural

1

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Exercise

- Put ( s ) or ( s )

a- The students books = the books of the students

b- Its my cousins computer = the computer of my cousin

3- Prepositions Adverbs of place

Complete with the correct prepositions or adverbs

a- They are sitting helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip each other

b- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip my room is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

c- Go helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip the door the table is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

through - opposite - on the left - on the right - upstairs

2

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Present Continuous

Examples

- I am reading a book

- She is doing an English project

- They are playing football

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Subject Be V+ing

I

She

They

am

is

are

reading

doing

playing

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 3 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

project sickbay outside

milk interesting take

do talk

watch

Grammar

Subject + Be ( am is are ) + V+ing

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

We love our country so we keep it clean

Handwriting

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Telling the time

Whats the time please

1- Its one oclock

2- Its quarter past one = Its one fifteen

3- Its half past one = Its one thirty

4- Its quarter to two = Its one forty-five

Exercise

Answer the question

- Whats the time helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

quarter

half

past

quarter to

100

115

130

145

1

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Id like to

- Id like to + verb ( infinitive )

Examples

- Id like to meet you at 7 oclock

- Id like to go to the park at half past five

Exercise

- Choose the correct word

a- Id like to ( taking ndash take ndash takes ) a photograph

b- Id like to ( cook ndash cooking ndash cooked )

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Grammar

Write the following sentence in good handwriting

Id like to go to my friends house

Handwriting

2

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Example

Whats todays date Its the twenty-eighth of January ( the 28th of January )

What dates Monday Its the eleventh

Request

- Can you help me please Yes of course

Exercise

- Make a request

- open the door helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

January

June

February

March

April

May

Ordinals

first

twentieth

Twenty-first

second

third

fourth

fifth

tenth

twelfth

thirtieth

Twenty-third

Twenty-second

Thirty-first

date

year

Grammar

Can you + V please

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

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There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Imperatives

1- Affirmative Start

- Put your chair under the desk please

- Please close the window

2- Negative Start

- Please donrsquot run in the class

- Donrsquot drop rubbish on the floor please

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 4 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Months

July

August

September

October

November

December

Seasons

Winter

Spring

Summer

Autumn

snow

cold

hot

leaves

shine

grow holiday

Grammar

Verb ( infinitive )

Donrsquot + verb ( infinitive )

1

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Write about the four seasons in the year

cold snow grow happy

hot the sun leaves

helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

There are four seasons in the year

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Writing

2

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Invitation

- Invite Would you like to helliphelliphellip

- Answer Yes Id like to Yes Id love to ( Singular )

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to ( Plural )

Example

- Invite and answer

a- ( a friend to have one of your apples ) Would you like to have one of my apples

Yes Id like to Yes Id love to

b- ( some friends to meet you after school ) Would you like to meet me after

school

Yes wed like to Yes wed love to

Study English well Its an international language

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

love midday midnight

Grammar

Handwriting

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Examples

- It looks good - It smells good - It tastes good

- like ( radic ) = love ( radicradicradic ) donrsquot like ( x )

- (radic ) I like ice cream - ( radicradicradic ) I love fruit - ( x ) I donrsquot like rice

- Present Continuous ( Progressive ) Questions

- Be = ( am is are ) - subject = ( I you he she it we you they )

- Example

- What are you cooking Im cooking rice

- What is she drinking She is drinking tea

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

smell

taste

look

good

fork

spoon

knife

Grammar

What + Be + subject + V-ing Subject + Be + V-ing hellip

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

A- Whats this that ndash Whatre these those

-Whats this This is a plate

-What s that Thats a fork

-Whatre these These are spoons

-Whatre those Those are shoes

B- Whats it called Its called hellip

- Its called a plate in English

- Its called a knife in English

C- Present continuous tense ( Questions Short Answers and Negative )

D- Irregular Spelling of Present Continuous ndash the dropped (e)

go + ing = going But

Questions Short answers Negative

Be +subject + V-ing

-Yes + subject + Be

- No + subject + Be + not

Subject + Be + not + V-ing

Examples Examples Examples

- Are you watching TV

- Is she going to school

- Yes I am No Im not

- Yes she is No she isnt

- Im not watching TV

- She isnt going to school

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 5 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

delicious recipe hold

Grammar

have + ing = having

take + ing = taking

give + ing = giving

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Exercise

- Match the opposites

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip ) - ( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

( helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip X helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip )

Affirmative ( Verb ) Negative ( Donrsquot + Verb )

- Read a book - Eat something

- Donrsquot shout - Donrsquot watch a film

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

compass bored

thirsty

country

centre happy

hungry

tired

north

south

west

east

sea

important

east thirsty north hungry west south

frightened

Grammar

Imperatives

Exercise

- Choose the correct verb to make imperatives

a- ( Go ndash Going ndash Goes ) to bed b- Donrsquot ( runs ndash running ndash run ) in the corridors

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Present Simple

Subject Frequency Adverbs Verbs Examples

I always go I always go to school at 645

You usually read You usually read a book every day

We often play We often play games on Thursday evening

They sometimes do They sometimes do homework in the evening

He never phones He never phones his friends at night

She helps She helps her mother in the afternoon

It likes It likes milk

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

weekend

different

help

picnic

Frequency Adverbs

always

usually

often

sometimes

never

Grammar

Sentence Subject + (Frequency Adverb) +V ( no -s ) V-s + object + Time expression

Verb + s

rains

snows

meets

Verb + es

goes

does

watches

Irregular Verb

has

Subjects

It

He

She

1

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Exercises

1- Correct the verb

a- They often ( get up ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip at 530 every day

b- She usually ( watch ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip TV a film in the weekend

c- He always ( have ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip lunch at two oclock

2- Choose the correct verb

a- He sometimes ( meet ndash meets ndash meeting ) his friends on Friday evening

b- I never ( going ndash goes ndash go ) to school by bus

Subjects

I

You

We

They

Verb s

go

do

watch

meet

Irregular Verb

have

2

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Whats the weather like

- Its hot and sunny - Its raining - Its windy

Wh- Questions YesNo Questions

Wh + do + you we they + V

Wh + does + he she it + V

Do + you we they + V

Does + he she it + V

Examples Examples

What do you like

Where do they go in the evening

When does he get up in the morning

What does she do at 8 oclock

Do you watch TV in the evening

Do they study English every day

Does he go to school by bus

Does she do her homework in the

afternoon

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 6 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

wet dry X

Wales

Scotland mountain weather

sunny

raining

windy

cloudy

snowing

Grammar

Present Simple

Questions -

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

1- Present Continuous with ( Future ) meaning

Examples

a- What are you doing this evening

b- We are going to a shopping mall

2- Time Prepositions

at in on from hellip to

at 9 oclock

at one fifteen

at 730

at night

at noon

in the morning

in the afternoon

in the evening

in January

in March

on Saturday

on Friday evening

on the weekend

from 7 oclock to 930

from 9 oclock to 12

oclock

- Example

When is the shopping mall open and closed on Sunday

On Sunday its open at 9 oclock

On Sunday its open from 9 oclock to 12 oclock in the morning

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

Shopping mall open closed from to

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

1- Present Simple ( Negative )

2- So + adj

Examples - Its so long

- I donrsquot like this jacket Its so big

Negative Sentence YesNo Question Affirmative

Short Answer

Negative

Short Answer

I donrsquot like that dress

You donrsquot buy that cap

We donrsquot want that TV

They donrsquot go out

He doesnrsquot like that cap

She doesnrsquot buy a dress

It doesnrsquot drink tea

Do you like that dress

Do I buy that cap

Do youwe want that TV

Do they go out

Does he like that cap

Does she buy a dress

Does it drink tea

Yes I do

Yes you do

Yes we do

Yes they do

Yes he does

Yes she does

Yes it does

No I donrsquot

No you donrsquot

No we donrsquot

No they donrsquot

No he doesnrsquot

No she doesnrsquot

No it doesnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

assistant sign smart

Excuse me television scruffy

Grammar

Its + so + adj

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

1- Forming a request ( In a restaurant )

a- What would you like - Id like ( soup and pizza ) please

b- Can I have ( chicken and salad ) please

c- Would you like ( a drink a dessert ) - Yes please Id like fruit juice a

cake

2- Plural Nouns

Singular Plural ( +s ) Singular Plural ( +es )

1 mushroom

1 onion

2 mushrooms

2 onions

1 tomato

1 potato

2 tomatoes

2 potatoes

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 7 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

waiter menu mushroom olive

green pepper onion garlic potato

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

- Apology

-Im sorry helliphellip

Examples

- Can you come shopping with me Im sorry I cant

- Do you like football Im sorry I dont

- Is Rakan at home Im sorry he isnrsquot

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 1 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

early late

watch

wrong

X

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

very + adjective

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 2 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

famous popular university

museum

market

river boating

old

hundred

thousand

million

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar

Complete

1- Cairo is the helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip of modern Egypt

2- The opposite of modern is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

3- A man from Egypt is helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip

The Past Tense of ( Be )

Present Tense

( Be )

Past Tense

( Be )

I am a teacher

You are 13 years old

We are at school now

They are early

He is a king

She is awake

I was a student

You were a child

We were at home yesterday

They were late

He was a pharaoh

She was asleep

Do as shown between brackets

1- Fred ( was ndash were ) very hungry [ Choose ]

2- They ( Be ) helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip asleep [ Correct the verb into Past ]

1st Term 1st Int Grade

Unit ( 8 ) Lesson ( 3 )

2nd Int School Industrial Yanbu

Prepared by Mrs Nadia A Baarmah

Vocabulary

money

asleep

ancient

modern

important

Africa

Egypt

Egyptian

capital

Pyramids

Pharaoh

king

Grammar


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