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Punctuation
Capital letters (used in names of special places)

The names of special places start with capital letters. Rewrite the sentences below
correctly.

1 We can cycle in central park.

2 My mother likes to shop at united palace shopping mall.

3 Have you visited universal studios and disneyland before?

4 The helicopter brings food to crescent town and tomi city after the earthquake.

helicopter brings food to Crescent Town and Tomi City after the earthquake.
Answers:  1. We can cycle in Central Park.  2. My mother likes to shop at United Palace Shopping Mall.  3. Have you visited Universal Studios and Disneyland before?  4. The

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Grammar/Oral
• May I …?  • Yes, you may.  • No, you may not.

Look at the pictures carefully. Write questions starting with ‘may’. Then write answers to
the questions.

Suggested Answers:  1. May I cycle to school?  No, you may not.    2. May I use the telephone?  Yes, you may.

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Grammar/Oral
• May I …?  • Yes, you may.  • No, you may not.

Look at the pictures carefully. Write questions starting with ‘may’. Then write answers to
the questions.

Suggested Answers:  1. May I help you onto the ferry?  Yes, you may.    2. May I pluck the flower?  No, you may not.

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Vocabulary
Things on the road

Fill in the blanks with the words from the box. Use each word once only.

pavement signs lane junction

names expressway pedestrians traffic

Mr Johnson drives his children to the zoo. Along the way, he points out the different road

1 to them. He also shows them the 2 of the roads

that he travels on. To get to the zoo, Mr Johnson has to drive along the 3 .

There are no 4 lights there so Mr Johnson does not have to stop. When

they are near the zoo, Mr Johnson stops at a 5 because the lights turn red.

A few 6 cross the road. Mr Johnson sees a young boy walking by the side

of the road instead of on the 7 . He tells his children that they must not

do that as it is very dangerous. Soon, Mr Johnson turns into a narrow 8 .

Then he enters the zoo car park.

Vocabulary Corner
pavement : a path at the side of the road for people to walk on
pedestrian : a person walking along the street

Answers:  1. signs  2. names  3. expressway  4. traffic  5. junction  6. pedestrians  7. pavement  8. lane

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