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A Foundation Coutse in-English i Lee stele) air ly Mary Bowen Ap New Edition ( -_~ os , Mary Bowen ~~ Printha Ellis CY New Edition cope and sequence All units practise skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking based around particular structures and vocabulary. Specific study skills are listed separately. Unit Vocabulary 1 I live in Clifton. Pages 8-12 1 go to Woodside School. | get up at six o'clock. Personal details; routine In Clifton there isa river. Places in a town 2 What is Emma doing? Pages 13-17 The children are learning Science. ‘School lessons She's climbing the ladder. ‘Adventure playground 3 | have two cousins. Pages 18-22 They have a son. Do you have any aunts? Fomily members His father is a cook. He works in a restaurant. Jobs and professions 4 Let’s play in the park. Pages 23-27 | often/sometimes/never play football. Adverbs of frequency Can Ned run across the bridge? Sport and activities Emma doesn't like tennis. 5 Birthdays Pages 28-32 When's his birthday? It’s on the 15th of Moy. Ordinals 13th-31st, figures July is the seventh month. ‘and words 6 Jill is taller than Emma. Pages 33-37 Sam is heavier. Becky is younger. Comporative adjectives | weigh 45 kilos. I'm 1 metre 50 centimetres. Measurements Ae they different? They're the same. 7 Let’s go shopping. Pages 38-42 I'm going to buy a book. Can you see the bakery? Shops and shopping Where can | buy shoes? At the shoe shop. ‘Alphabetical order 8 We're going to have a picnic. Pages 43-47 ‘Are we going to go to the mountains? Outings They're going to go along the river. Prepositions of movement 9 At the market Pages 48-52 How much is the bread? I's eighty pence. Food; prices an | have some eggs, please? Is there any juice? Shopping 10 A picnic Pages 53-57 There are plates and mugs and bows. Picnic equipment Would you like some melon? Picnic food I'd like some strawberries, Here they are, Study Skills Spelling: ea Punctuation Spelling: 00 Categorising Speling: 3rd person s/es Categorising Spelling: double consonant before -ing Alphabetical order Capita letters Spelling: ow Finding differences Speling: 0 Spelling: ou Categorising Speling: double letters Long/short forms Spelling: rhyming words Identifying syllables

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