BASIC ENGLISH



1-ALL SORTS OF VOCABULARY 

http://www.languageguide.org/english/

2-TO BE. EXERCISES 



3-IDENTIFYING  THINGS:

Practise:

What is this? what is that? It is...
Who is this? Who is that? She is...
What are these? What are those? They are...

4-THERE IS/THERE ARE

What is there in this class? In your neighbourhood?

 

 

5-ASKING YOUR CLASSMATE PERSONAL QUESTIONS
 

Complete, create an imaginary character and ask each other these questions in pairs. 

What is your...?
How old ...?
Where do you...?
What do  you do?

 

6-VOCABULARY AND ACTIONS. Write four more words in each column:

PEOPLE                             ACTIONS                      PLACES

Woman                              Dance                            Disco

 

 Make  senteces, like this one:

The + person+ action in the+ place
 

Example: The woman is dancing in the disco.




7-PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS.

I live or I am living?

Explanations and ACTIVITIES

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