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Lesson 1

The English Alphabet + Names

The English Alphabet

A a B b C c D d E e F f G g H h

I i J j K k L l M m N n O o P p

Q q R r S s T t U u V v W w X x

Y y Z z

Vowels

A E I O U

Consonants

B C D F G H J K

L M N P Q R S T

V W X Y Z

The Rhyming Alphabet

sound sound E sound sound y sound

A B F I O Q R Z

H C L Y U

J D M W

K E N

G S

P X

T

V

The Phonetic Alphabet

When spelling (especially over the phone) use the phonetic alphabet to avoid confusion.

A Alpha B Bravo
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C Charlie D Delta

E Echo F Foxtrot

G Golf H Hotel

I India J Juliet

K Kilo L LimaM Mike N November

O Oscar P Papa

Q Quebec R Romeo

S Sierra T Tango

U Uniform V Victor

W Whisky X X-Ray

Y Yankee Z Zulu

Names

When two letters appear next to each other we say "double __"

Follow the dialogue.

o What's your full name please. My first name is Ali and my last name Al Khallili.

First Name Middle Name Last Name/Surname

Mohammad Said Al Kindi

Said Nasser Al Mahrouqi
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o Sorry , what was your last name again? Al Khalli.

o I'm sorry I don't understand. Could you

repeat that more slowly please. Al Kha-lli-li.

o How do you write that? Could you spell it

please? A-l K-h-a-double l-i-l-i

o And your first name please? Ali

o Pardon? Ali - A-l-i.

o And what is your telephone number

please? 985-238-18

o Thank you. You're welcome.

Capitalization

When spelling a word for someone it is sometimes necessary to let the person know when letters need

to be written in CAPITALS and when they need to be written small.

"How do you spell UNESCO please?" "Capital U-N-E-S-C-O."

"How do you spell T-Online please?" "Capital T dashcapital O small n-l-i-n-e."

"How do you spell 1&1 Profi please?" "1 ampersand 1 capital P small r-o-f-i."

English for Beginners

The English Alphabet + Names

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Write the phonetic word for each letter of the alphabet.

1. U ___________________________ 11. X ___________________________2. N ___________________________ 12. B ___________________________3. I ___________________________ 13. F ___________________________4. O ___________________________ 14. D ___________________________5. J ___________________________ 15. P ___________________________6. K ___________________________ 16. Z ___________________________


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7. A ___________________________ 17. W ___________________________8. L ___________________________ 18. R ___________________________9. S ___________________________ 19. C ___________________________10. M ___________________________ 20. G ___________________________

Lesson 2

The English Numbers

The English Numbers

0 zero

1 one

2 two

3 three

4 four

5 five

6 six

7 seven

8 eight

9 nine

10 ten

11 eleven

12 twelve

13 thirteen

14 fourteen

15 fifteen

16 sixteen

17 seventeen

18 eighteen

19 nineteen

20 twenty

21 twenty-one

22 twenty-two

23 twenty-three

24 twenty-four

25 twenty-five

26 twenty-six

27 twenty-seven

28 twenty-eight

29 twenty-nine

30 thirty

40 forty (no "u")

50 fifty

60 sixty

70 seventy

80 eighty

90 ninety

100 one hundred

1,000 one thousand

100,000 one hundred thousand

1,000,000 one million

1,000,000,000 billion


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The English Numbers

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________


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Blacken the circle of the right word for each number.


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1. 1 = _____

eleven first one won wun

2. 2 = _____

tue two too twelve twenty

3. 3 = _____

three threa thirteen third free

4. 4 = _____

foor four fourteen fourth fourty

5. 5 = _____

fieve fife fifteen fith five

6. 6 = _____

six sex siex sixteen sixth

7. 7 = _____

sevan savan seventh seven sheven

8. 8 = _____

acht eight eighth eiht eith

9. 9 = _____

nine niene nene najn nain

10. 10 = _____

than tenth ten teen tan

11. 11 = _____

eleven eleventh elevin elevn ileven

12. 12 = _____

thelve tuelve twelfe twelv twelve13. 13 = _____

thurteen thirtien thirteenth thirteen thirtean

14. 14 = _____

fourteenth fourteen foorteen furteen fourtean

15. 15 = _____

fiftean fifteen fiftheen fiftien fifty

16. 20 = _____

tenthy twelve tuenty tuenthy twenty

17. 30 = _____


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thurty thurthy thiurty thirty thirte

18. 50 = _____

fithty fiftean fifty fifteen fifthy

19. 100 = one _____

handread hundred hudred hundread handred

20. 1000 = one _____

thousand fousend fousand thusand thousend

Lesson 3

OrdinalNumbers

used forranking

In figures In words

1st the first

2nd the second

3rd the third

4th the fourth5th the fifth

6th the sixth

7th the seventh

8th the eighth

9th the ninth

10th the tenth

11th the eleventh

12th the twelfth

13th the thirteenth

14th the fourteenth

15th the fifteenth16th the sixteenth

17th the seventeenth

18th the eighteenth

19th the nineteenth

30th the thirtieth

40th the fortieth

50th the fiftieth

60th the sixtieth

70th the seventieth

80th the eightieth

90th the ninetieth

100th the hundredth

1000th the thousandth


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Ordinal Numbers used for ranking

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Write the words in figures.

1. Third _______________


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2. Tenth _______________3. First _______________

4. Ninth _______________5. Seventh _______________

6. Sixteenth _______________7. Twentieth _______________

8. Thousandth _______________9. Second _______________

10. Eleventh _______________11. Fourth _______________

12. Sixth _______________13. Fortieth _______________

14. Hundredth _______________15. Fiftieth _______________

16. Twelfth _______________17. Seventieth _______________

18. Fifth _______________19. Ninetieth _______________

20. Thirtieth _______________21. Eighth _______________

22. Thirteenth _______________23. Sixtieth _______________

24. Sixteenth _______________25. Eighteenth _______________

Ordinal Numbers used for ranking

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Match column B from column A. Write only the letters.

A B

__ 1. eighth A. 6th

__ 2. fifth B. 10th

__ 3. first C. 2nd

__ 4. fourth D. 3rd

__ 5. ninth E. 4th

__ 6. second F. 9th

__ 7. seventh G. 7th

__ 8. sixth H. 5th

__ 9. tenth I. 1st


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__ 10. third J. 8th

__ 11. eighteenth K. 20

__ 12. eleventh L. 19th

__ 13. fifteenth M. 12th

__ 14. fourteenth N. 16th

__ 15. ninteenth O. 18th

__ 16. seventeenth P. 17th

__ 17. sixteenth Q. 14th

__ 18. thirteenth R. 15th

__ 19. twelfth S. 13th

__ 20. twentieth T. 11th

Lesson 4

Colors

Colors

Black

White

Red

Blue

Yellow

Orange

Green

Purple

Pink

For example:-

The Union Jack is red, white

and blue.

The German flag is black,

red and yellow.
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Penguins is black and white.

Eggplant is purple.

Lettuce is green.

Lemon is yellow.

Orange is orange!

A rainbow is multi-colored

Primary Colors

In art, there are three primary colors. These are colors that cannot be made by mixing other colors

together. They are - red, blue, and yellow:-

Red

Blue

Yellow

Secondary Colors

If you mix two primary colors together, you create what is called a secondary color. Mixing red and

blue creates purple; blue and yellow make green and yellow and red make orange.

+ = Purple

+ = Green

+ = Orange

Tertiary Colors

Tertiary colors are neutral colors such as browns and grays.
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If you mix three primary colors together, you get a tertiary color or if you mix a primary color and a

secondary color you get a tertiary color.

Brown

Grey

Black and White

Black

White

Black adds shadow to a color.

But white makes a color lighter.

+ = Pink

+ = Cream

+ = Light blue Opposite Dark blue

+ = Light green etc...
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Lesson 5

Time (1)

Twelve o'clock Six o'clock

One o'clock Seven o'clock

Two o'clock Eight o'clock

Three o'clock Nine o'clock

Four o'clock Ten o'clock
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Five o'clock Eleven o'clock

Time (1)

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Tell what the time is.

______________________ ______________________

______________________ ______________________

______________________ ______________________

______________________ ______________________

______________________ ______________________
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______________________ ______________________

Lesson 6

Time (2)

Twelve

o'clock

Twelve

fifteen

or

Quarter

past

twelve

Twelve

thirty

or

Half past

twelve

Twelve

forty-five

or

Quarter to

one

Exactly or about

Exactly About

14.00

It's exactly 2.00pm.

14.30

It's about 2.30pm.

How to ask the time

Excuse me. What time is

it please?

It's exactly eight o'clock.

or

It's eight.
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Excuse me. Do you have

the time please?

It's half past twelve.

or

It's twelve thirty.

Excuse me. Could you

tell me the time please?

It's about half past eleven.

or

It's about eleven thirty.

Time (2)

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Tell what the time is.

___________________ ___________________

___________________ ___________________

___________________ ___________________

___________________ ___________________
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Lesson 7

Time (3)

Time (3) - Prepositions used with time

At a point in

timeIn a length of time

"When shall

we meet?"

"Let's meet

at 12.30."

"It's 12.45, when will

you be ready?"

"I'll see you in an

hour, at about 1.45."

"I go to work in the morning."

"I go home in the evening."

"I have lunch in the afternoon."

but "I go to sleep at night."

"What time do you open?"

at

"We open at ...nine

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"What time do you close?"

at

"We close at ... six o'clock.

Opening Times

"When are you open?"

from to

"We're open from... 9 am to 6 pm. "

"But, we're closed

from...

12

noonto

1 pm for

lunch."

AM or PM

morning 00.01 - 11.59

AM - stands for Ante Meridiem (the time between

midnight and noon)00.01 hrs - 12.00

noon or midday 12.00

PM - stands for Post Meridian (after noon) 12.01 - 24.00 hrs

afternoon 12.01 - 18.00

evening 18.01 - 22.00

night 22.01 - 24.00

midnight 24.00


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Lesson 8

Days of the Week

The working week The weekend

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

Prepositions

For single days we use on.

For example:

This year my birthday is on Saturday.

For the weekend we use at.

For example:

I never work at the weekend.

Note - Days always begin with a CAPITAL letter.
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Lesson 9

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Days of the week

Past Present Future

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

Last

Monday

The day before

yesterdayYesterday Today Tomorrow

The day after

tomorrow

Next

Sunday

Months of the year

Past Present Future

July August September October November December January

Last

July

The month

beforelastLastmonth This month

Next

month

The month after

nextNextJanuary

Years

Past Present Future

2001 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Three

years ago

The year

beforelast

Last

yearThis year

Next

year

The year

afternextIn three years time


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Lesson 10

Months of the Year

January February March April May JuneJuly AugustSeptemberOctober November December

Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

Prepositions

For months we use in.

For example:

Christmas is in December.

In England it rains a lotin April.

My birthday is in September.

Note - The names of months always begin with a CAPITAL letter.
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Lesson 11

The Seasons

In the UK we have four seasons:

Winter Spring Summer Autumn

December January February March April May June July August September October Novem

Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov

Prepositions of time

We use in for seasons.

For example:

In Russia it is cold in (the) winter.

Note -The names of days and months always begin with a CAPITAL letter but seasons don't.


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The Seasons

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Can you remember which months are in which seasons?

Winter Spring Summer Autumn

1. August is in ________________________

2. September is in ________________________

3. April is in ________________________4. January is in ________________________5. June is in ________________________

6. October is in ________________________7. December is in ________________________

8. September is in ________________________9. May is in ________________________

10. November is in ________________________11. July is in ________________________

12. March is in ________________________

Lesson 12

Nouns

Buildings and Places


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classroom coffeeshop hospital house

library apartment

Food and Drinks

apple beer cake1 cake2

carrot cheese cheesecakechewing

gum

chicken coffee cola1 cola2

cup dessert egg fish
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fruit greentea hamburger hotdog

icecream milk orange

orangejuice

pear pizza salad steak

strawberry toast vegetables wine

People and Animals

bird cat1 cat2

child children dinosaur dog1

dog2 elephant face fish1
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fish2 gorilla hairstyles legs

lion penguin person snake

thief

youngcouple

Sports

baseball basketball bowling exercise

football jogging sumo tennis

Things
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bag book candle

cassette

player

cigarette computer dictionary watch

magazine money movie music

newspaper pencil present socks

t-shirt TV umbrella1 umbrella2

Time
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spring summer autumn winter

morning afternoon night

Vehicles

airplane1 airplane2 bicycle bus

car expresstrain train

Medical
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ankle arm back fingers

wrist shoulders teeth throat

stomach1 stomach2 intestine cut

wound sprain beeSting itchy

mosquitoBite swell brokenBone1 brokenBone2

burn cannotSleep cold sweat

feaver constipation diarrhea convulsions
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cough sneeze stuffedNose dizzy

exhausted faint feelSick headache

nausea1 nausea2 vomit ringing

stiffShoulder stomachache absent hospitalized

healthy rest physician check

lieDown lieFaceDown lieOntheBack lieSideway

turn openMouth inhaleholdBreath

Lesson 12 a
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A / An

A is used with singular noun beginning with a consonant sound like: b c d f g h j k l m n p q rs t v w x y z

An is used with singular noun beginning with a vowel sound like: a e i o u

Fill in the blanks with "a" or "an".

1. This is______egg.

2. It is ______ bus.

3. That is______ ruler.

4. It is ______ apple.

5. This is ______ house.

6. It is ______ cat.

7. That is ______ girl.

8. It is ______ umbrella.

9. That is ______ kite.

10. This is ______ dog.

11. This is ______ orange.

12. That is ______ car.

13. This is ______ van.

14. It is ______ ant.

15. It is ______ fan.

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This / These

This used for a thing (singular) which is near to us.

Example: This car is blue.

These used for things (plural) which are near to us.

Example: These cars are blue.

Write This or These in the gap below.

1.___________pencil is no good.

2. ___________is Ali's pen.3. ___________computer is expensive.

4. ___________girls are from my college.

5. ___________bikes are mountain bikes.

6. ___________is my newspaper.

7. ___________shoes are too big.

8. ___________book is very interesting.

9. ___________house is the biggest in the street.

10. ___________potatoes aren't cooked.

Lesson 12 b


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That / Those

That used for a thing (singular) which is not near to us.

Example: That car is blue.

Those used for things (plural) which are not near to us.

Example: Those cars are blue.

Write That or Those in the gap below.

1. __________ desk is mine.

2. __________ is a good answer.

3. __________ questions are too difficult.

4. __________ isn't a nice thing to say.

5. __________ dogs bark all day.

6. __________ dress is short.

7. __________ birds sing in that tree every morning.

8. __________ letter is for Jill.

9. __________ windows are open.

10. __________cars go fast.

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There is / There are

THERE IS is used for singular nouns (one item) and for non-count nouns (group nouns).

Examples:There is a spider on the wall There is milk on the floor.

THERE ARE is used for many items (plural nouns). .

Example:There are pencils on my desk.

Write there is or there are in the sentences.

1. There __________________many animals in the zoo.

2. There __________________ a snake in the window.3. There __________________ a zebra in the grass.

4. There __________________ lions in the zoo, too.

5. There __________________ many baby lions near their parents.

6. There __________________ a bird next to the tree.

7. There __________________ many monkeys in the trees.

8. There __________________ an elephant in the zoo.

9. There __________________ some water in the lake near the elephants.

10. There __________________ birds in the zoo.

11. There __________________ many people visiting the animals today.

12. There __________________ many children, too.

13. There __________________ a gorilla in the tree.

14. There __________________ some grass under the tree.

15. There __________________ bananas in the tree with the gorilla.

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Countable Nouns vs Uncountable Nouns

How much? vs. How many?

A noun can be countable or uncountable.

How much ....? = uncountable nouns

For example: How much coffee do you drink?

How many ....? = countable nouns

For example: How manycups of coffeedo you drink?

Countable nouns in the singular take the article a or an and can be plural.

For example:

I bought an apple. I bought some apples.

Countable nouns

Noun

Countable

A dog

You can count

dogs.

An apple

You can count

apples.

A car

You can

count cars.

An umbrella

You can

count

umbrellas.

A glass

You can

count

glasses.

A candle

You can

count

candles.

Question

How many

dogs are

there?

How many

apples are

there?

How many

cars are

there?

How many

umbrellas

are there?

How many

glasses are

there?

How many

candles are

there?

AnswerThere's one There are two There are There are There are There are six
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dog. apples. three cars.four

umbrellas.five glasses. candles.

Uncountable nouns do not take an article and do not have a plural form.

For example:-

I bought sugar. I bought some sugar.

Uncountable nouns

Noun

Uncountable

Sugar

You can't

count sugar.

Jewellery

You can't

count

jewellery.

Cheese

You can't

count

cheese.

Wine

You can't

count wine.

Furniture

You can't

count

furniture.

Money

You can't

count

money.

Question

How much

sugar is in

the bowl?

How much

jewellery is

there?

How much

cheese is

there?

How much

wine is

there in the

bottle?

How much

furniture is

there?

How much

money is in

the bag?

Answer

There is

some sugar

in the bowl.

There is

some

jewellery.

There is

some

cheese.

There is

some wine

in the

bottle.

There is

some

furniture.

There is

some

money in

the bag.

Countable Nouns vs Uncountable Nouns

How much? vs. How many?

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Choose whether the noun is countable or uncountable.


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1. Coffee

A. Countable B. Uncountable

2. Water


3. A glass of wine


4. Knife


5. Table


6. Furniture


7. Sugar


8. Sand


9. Bus


10. Traffic


Lesson 14

Counting Uncountable Nouns

How do you count uncountable nouns? You can't, but you can measure them. You have

to use counters


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barrelTwo barrels of

beer.

bottleThree bottles of

wine.

bowlFour bowls of

sugar.

boxFive boxes of

cereal.

bucketSix buckets of

water.

canSeven cans of

Coke.

cartonEight cartons of

milk.

cupNine cups of

coffee.

glassTen glasses of

water.

jarEleven jars of

honey.

packet

A dozen packets

of butter.

a saucepanThirteen pans of

rice.

tankFifteen tanks of

petrol.

tinSixteen tins of

custard.


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tubSeventeen tubs of

margarine.

tubeEighteen tubes of

toothpaste.

You can measure something to count it, but it still

doesn't take the plural form. The measurement

takes the plural form:-

For example:-

liter1 and a half liters

of milk.

pint Two pints of beer.

pound / ounce / kilo etc...

Two pounds /

ounces / kilos of

butter.

You can measure uncountable nouns in other ways,

using shapes or portions. Again the measurement takes

the plural form.

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barThree bars of

soap.

pinchTwo pinches of

salt.

sliceFive slices of

cake.

spoon

Fourteen

spoonfuls of

sugar.

squareTen squares of

chocolate.

Lesson 15

Countable vs Uncountable NounsSome, Any, A few, A little, Many, Much

How much? How many?

Countable Nouns Uncountable Nouns

In

questions:

We use how many with plural

countable nouns:-

We use how much with

uncountable nouns:-

"How many newspapers do you read

every day?""How much paperis in the printer?"

"How many Rials have you got?" "How much moneyhave you got?"

Some, Any

Countable Uncountable

There are some people.

cups.

books.

newspapers.

chairs.

There is some money.

traffic.

paper.

time.

coffee.


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shoes.

Euros.food.


Statements:

We can use some in positive

sentences with plural countable

nouns:-

We can use some in positive sentences

with uncountable nouns:-

Positive: I readsome books. I would likesome coffee.


There aren't any

people.

cups.

books.

newspapers.

chairs.

shoes.

Euros.

There isn't any

money.

traffic.

paper.

time.

coffee.

food.

Statement:We can use any in negative sentences

with plural countable nouns:-

We can use any in negative sentences

with uncountable nouns:-

Negative: I don't read anybooks. I don't want anycoffee.


Are(n't) there any

people?

cups?

books?

newspapers?

chairs?

shoes?

Euros?

Is(n't) there any

money?

traffic?

paper?

time?

coffee?

food?


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Questions:

We can use any in questions with

plural countable nouns:-

We can use any in questions with plural

uncountable nouns:-

Positive Q: Are there anybooks? Do you need anycoffee?

Negative Q: Aren't there anybooks? Don't you need anycoffee?

Note:When you expect the answer to be "Yes." to an offer or polite request, you can ask a

question using some.


Question: Can I havesome books, please? Would you likesome coffee?

A few, A little

There are a few

people

cups

books

newspapers

chairs

shoes

Euros

There is a little

money

traffic

paper

time

coffee

food


Statements:

Positive: "I meet a few people every day." "There is a little paperin the printer."

"I only have a few Euros." "I only have a little money."

Many, Much

There aren't many

people

cups

books

newspapers

chairs

shoes

There isn't much

money

traffic

paper

time

coffee

food


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Statements:

Negative: I don't read manybooks. I don't drink much coffee.

Questions:

Positive Q: Are there manybooks? Do you need much coffee?

Negative Q: Aren't there manybooks? Don't you need much coffee?


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English for Beginners

Countable vs Uncountable NounsSome, Any, A few, A little, Many, Much

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Fill in all the gaps with much or many.

1. I don't drink _________ coffee.

2. I don't have _________ money.

4. John doesn't have _________ friends.

3. You don't have _________ time to do this test.

5. David reads a lot of books, but he doesn't read _________ newspapers.

6. Are there _________ people in the room?

7. Is there _________ milk in the fridge.

8. Did you answer _________ questions wrongly in the test?

9. How _________ times have you been to England?

10. How _________ work do you have to do?


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Lesson 15 a

Some / Any

SOME is used in positive sentence.

Examples: I have some friends

SOME is used in questions when offering or requesting something.

Examples:Would you like some bread? (offer)

Could I have some water, please? (request)

ANY is used in negative sentences or questions. We use any for both countable and uncountablenouns.

Examples: Do you have any cheese?

He doesn't have any friends.

Write any or some in the gap below.

1. We don't____________ have milk.

2. I bought____________ hamburgers for dinner.

3. They have____________ videos in that shop.

4. She doesn't want____________ beer.

5. He would like____________ peanuts.

6. Can I have____________ apples, please?

7. I haven't got____________ money.

8. They're doing an exam. Don't make____________ noise.

9. He has____________ stamps for our letters.

10. She tried on____________ new shoes yesterday.


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Lesson 15 b

Many / Much

Many used in countable nouns.

Much used in uncountable nouns.

Write much or many in the gap below.

1. I don't have _________ time.

2. He hasn't got _________ money.

3. We don't have ____________ questions.

4. Do you know ____________ people here?

5. That library doesn't have ____________ books.

6. There isn't ____________ cheese in the fridge.

7. They don't drink ____________ coffee.

8. Jill can't find ____________ jobs in the newspaper.

9. Have you made ____________ mistakes in your homework?

10. I don't have ____________ water. I'll buy some at the shop.


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Lesson 16

Pronouns

Iwe

you(singular)

you (plural)

he she

it(animate)

it (inanimate)

they
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Lesson 17

Am /Is/Are/ + What / WhoTo be is the most common verb in the English language. It can be used as an auxiliary or a main verb.

Singular Plural

I am You are

You are We are

He/she/it is They are

Uses

Am/Is/Are

Question Positive Statement Negative Statement

Singular

Written Form or spoken for

emphasis

Contracted

Form

(spoken)

Written Form or spoken for

emphasis

Contracted

Form

(spoken)

Am I? I am I'm I am not I'm not

Are you? You are You're You are not

You're not

or

You aren't

Is he?

Is she?

Is it?

He is

She is

It is

He's

She's

It's

He is not

She is not

It is not

He isn't

She isn't

It isn't

or

He's not
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She's not

It's not

Plural

Are we? We are We're We are not

We aren't

or

We're not

Are you? You are You're You are not

You're not

or

You aren't

Are

they?They are They're They are not

They aren'tor

They're not

Examples

The verbs am / is / are used with:-

Am/Are Is

a noun group Are you an English teacher? Mr Bean is an English teacher.

an adjective I'm tired. She's English.

an expression of place or time They're at home. It's nine o'clock.

an expression of age I'm 44. He's two years old.

the form of the present

continuous tenseWe're learning English. She's teaching English.

Am/Are Is

Question - ? "Am Idisturbing you?" "Is this your coat?"

Positive Answer + Yes "Yes you are. We're very busy." "Yes, it is"

Negative Answer - No "No you're not. We aren'tvery busy." "No, it isn't"
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Am /Is/Are/ + What / Who

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Fill in all the gaps, with the correct form of the verb to be: am / is /are (short forms can beused).

1. What ______your name?

My name ______ Ali.

(Here you could also answer in the short form - "Ali.")

2. Who _______you?

I _______ Ali.

(Here you could also answer in the short form - "Yes")

3. Who _________ Ali?

I ________ .

4. _______ you Ali?

Yes I ________ .

(Here you could also answer in the short form - "My Wife.")

5. Who ________ she?

She _______ my wife.

(Here you could also answer in the short form - "Mr. and Mrs. Al Junaibi.")

6. Who _______they?

They ________Mr. and Mrs. Junaibi.


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Am / Is / Are

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Write the correct word in the gap below. am are is

1. She__________in the house.

2. The dog and the cat __________ in the garden.

3. The woman __________ behind a tree.

4. I __________ Kevin.

5. Abdullah and I __________ friends.

6. It __________ black.

7. My name __________ Mohammed.

8. They __________ nice girls.

9. The children __________ in the shop.

10. He __________ a teacher.

11. We __________ hungry.

12. Mr. Said __________ funny and nice.

13. I __________ twelve years old.

14. Ahmed and Yousuf __________ at school.

15. The elephants __________ tired.


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Am / Is / Are not

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Write the correct word in the gap below. am not are not is not

1. She__________in the house.

2. The dog and the cat __________ in the garden.

3. The woman __________ behind a tree.

4. I __________ Kevin.

5. Abdullah and I __________ friends.

6. It __________ black.

7. My name __________ Mohammed.

8. They __________ nice girls.

9. The children __________ in the shop.

10. He __________ a teacher.

11. We __________ hungry.

12. Mr. Said __________ funny and nice.

13. I __________ twelve years old.

14. Ahmed and Yousuf __________ at school.

15. The elephants __________ tired.


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Am / Is / Are Question

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Write the correct word in the gap below. Am Are Is

1. ___________she in the house?

2. ___________the dog and the cat in the garden?

3. ___________the woman behind a tree?

4. ___________I Khalil?

5. ___________Abdullah and I friends?

6. ___________it black?

7. ___________my name Mohammed?

8. ___________they nice girls?

9. ___________the children in the shop?

10. ___________he a teacher?

11. ___________we hungry?

12. ___________Mr. Said funny and nice?

13. ___________ I twelve years old?

14. ___________Ahmed and Yousuf at school?

15. ___________the elephants tired?


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Has / Have

HAS is used for he / she / it / singular noun.

HAVE is used for I / you / they / we / plural noun.

Write have or has in gap.

1. He _____________five dogs.

2. Ahmed and Saoud _________a great teacher.

3. The car ____________air-conditioning.

4. We ________________lovely house.

5. Yousuf _____________a kind wife.

6. You _______________eight correct answers.

7. The house _______________four bedrooms.

8. I _______________ no money.

9. They _______________ a blue car.

10. The cat _______________ brown fur.


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Am /Is/Are/ + What / Who

Name:_______________________________ Date:_________________________ Group:_________

Answer the following:

I am

1. What is your name? ________________________________________________

2. Where are you from? ________________________________________________

3. How old are you? ________________________________________________

4. Are you married? ________________________________________________

5. What is your work? ________________________________________________

You are

1. What is your name? ________________________________________________

2. Where are you from? ________________________________________________

3. How old are you? ________________________________________________

4. Are you married? ________________________________________________

5. What is your work? ________________________________________________

He is


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1. What is his name? ________________________________________________

2. Where is he from? ________________________________________________

3. How old is he ? ________________________________________________

4. Is he married? ________________________________________________

5. What is his work? ________________________________________________

She is

1. What is her name? ________________________________________________

2. Where is she from? ________________________________________________

3. How old is she? ________________________________________________

4. Is she married? ________________________________________________

5. What is her work? ________________________________________________


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Lesson 18

Introductions, Greetings and Farewell

Introductions

Say "Hello" to Mr. Al Hashmi

Naturally Speaking

Follow the dialogue.

Mr. A meets Mr. B, one of his co-worker, and his friends in the street.

Mr. A: Good morning, _______________.

Mr. B: Good morning, _____________. How are you?

Mr. A: I'm fine thanks, and you?

Mr. B:Not too bad. ________________, this is my friend ________, ________this

is _____________my co-worker.

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