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Unit 1 All About You: Names
Unit 1 All About You: Names
Unit 1 All About You: Names
Lesson B
Names
Figure it out
A. Look at the conversation on page 5 of Student's Book 1. Can you find the words
to complete the chart?
B. Write two sentences about yourself. Then write two questions to ask your classmates.
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1. I'm __________________________________________________________________________.
3. _____________________________________________________________________________?
4. _____________________________________________________________________________?
Touchstone Level 1 Figure it out worksheet Unit 1 All about you • Lesson B
Unit 1 All about you
Lesson C
Personal information
Figure it out
A. Look at the conversation on page 6 of Student's Book 1. Can you find the words
to complete the chart?
What's . . . ?; It's . . .
Information questions Answers
My name's
So, _______ your name, please? Victor Lopez.
It's
1. _____________________________________________________________________________?
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2. _____________________________________________________________________________?
3. _____________________________________________________________________________?
Touchstone Level 1 Figure it out worksheet Unit 1 All about you • Lesson C
Unit 2 In class
Lesson A
Classmates
Figure it out
A. Look at the conversation on page 12 of Student's Book 1. Can you find the words
to complete the sentences?
Review of statements with the verb be: he, she, and they
Affirmative Negative
Jun is at work. Jun is not here.
Jun's at work. Jun's not here.
He's at work. He's not here.
Kim and Phong are late. Kim and Phong are not here.
They're late. They're not here.
Questions and short answers with the verb be: he, she, and they
Questions Short answers
Is Jun at work? Yes, he is.
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Articles
Singular Plural
What's this? What are these?
It's a bag. They're bags.
C. Complete the sentences with It's or They're. Then add a, an, or Ø if no article is necessary.
________ = Where is
C. Study the chart. Notice how we use 's and s' for possessive forms. Complete the rules.
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Singular item Mario's homework the teacher's coat the students' classroom
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Plural item Mario's books the teacher's glasses the students' papers
Use ___ for one person. Use ___ for more than one person.
Remember the plural rules if there is more than one item (add s, es, or ies).
A. Read the sentences Sandra says on page 22 of Student’s Book 1. Complete the sentences.
1 2 3
1. "He'__
s so good-looking. _____ new movie is great."
C. Write four sentences about your favorite celebrities. Remember to use possessive adjectives.
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1. _____________________________________________________________________________.
2. _____________________________________________________________________________.
3. _____________________________________________________________________________.
4. _____________________________________________________________________________.
How's your new job?
Are you busy?
C. Write four sentences about your friends and family. Use the words in the box.
4. ". . . _______ are your grandparents from originally?" "They're from Texas."
B. Complete the chart with the correct question words. Use Exercise A to help you.
Information questions with be
________'s her name? Angela.
________ are their names? Linda and Carlos.
C. Write three information questions of your own. Use Exercises A and B to help you.
1. ___________________________________________________________________________ ?
2. ___________________________________________________________________________ ?
3. ___________________________________________________________________________ ?
B. Complete the sentences with He, She, or They. Notice the verb endings.
Note
add ______ before the verb. have → ________
He, She: Add ___ to the verb. For negative do → ________
does
statements, add ________ before the verb. The parrot
talks a lot.
don't = do not ________ = does not It
FREE-TIME SURVEY
Your answers
1. _____ _______ do you go out? Once or twice a week. _____________________
2. ______ do you usually go out? On weekends. _____________________
3. _______ do you go? To restaurants. _____________________
4. _____ do you go out with? My friends. _____________________
5. _____ _______ do you eat out? Two or three times a month. _____________________
6. ______ do you do in your free Relax in front of the TV. _____________________
time at home?
C. When do you use these information words? Match the rules with the correct word.
Frequency adverbs
always
usually
often
I watch the late movie.
sometimes
hardly ever
never Photocopiable
1. ____________________________________________________________________________ .
2. ____________________________________________________________________________ .
3. ____________________________________________________________________________ .
4. ____________________________________________________________________________ .
"________
There's a big supermarket and (there are) _____ nice stores,
but there's ___ mall."
Janet
"______ ____ two nice outdoor cafés and a couple of movie theaters.
________ a new swimming pool in the park. . . ."
Rick
"________ no place to go. I mean, there's ___ mall, ___ fast-food places –
(there are) just a lot of expensive restaurants."
Megan
*Exception: People often say There's before plural nouns, but it's not correct to write this.
C. Write three sentences about what is in your neighborhood. Use Exercises A and B to help you.
1. _____________________________________________________________________________.
2. _____________________________________________________________________________.
3. ______________________________________________________________________________________.
C. Write four sentences about what you or other people are doing now.
Use the present continuous.
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1. _____________________________________________________________________________.
2. _____________________________________________________________________________.
3. _____________________________________________________________________________.
4. _____________________________________________________________________________.
Touchstone Level 1 Figure it out worksheet Unit 7 Out and about • Lesson A
Unit 7 Out and about
Lesson B
Sports and exercise
Figure it out
A. Look at the conversation on page 68 of Student's Book 1. Complete the questions
in the speech bubbles.
C. Write three questions for your family or classmates about what they are doing now.
Use the present continuous.
1. __________________________________________________________________________ ?
2. __________________________________________________________________________ ?
3. __________________________________________________________________________ ?
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Unit 8 Shopping
Lesson A
Clothes
Figure it out
A. Read about the people on page 76 of Student's Book 1. Then complete the sentences.
Do you have to wear uniforms? Do you need to look good for work?
Yes, we do. We have to wear uniforms. Yes, I do. I _____ ___ _____ good for work. Photocopiable
No, we don't. We _____ _____ ___ _____ uniforms. No, I don't. I don't need to look good for work.
In affirmative statements, like, want, need, and have come before ___ + another verb.
In negative statements, ______ comes before like, want, need, and have.
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C. Write four sentences about yourself. Use like to, want to, need to, and have to.
1. _______________________________________________________________________________ .
2. _______________________________________________________________________________ .
3. _______________________________________________________________________________ .
4. _______________________________________________________________________________ .
Touchstone Level 1 Figure it out worksheet Unit 8 Shopping • Lesson A
Unit 8 Shopping
Lesson B
Things to buy
Figure it out
A. Look at the conversation on page 78 of Student’s Book 1. Complete the sentences.
it they
this _______
_______ _______
C. Think of a place you've visited on vacation. Write sentences about things you can
and can't do there.
1. ___________________________________________________________________________.
2. ___________________________________________________________________________.
3. ___________________________________________________________________________.
4. ___________________________________________________________________________.
you study math. you _________ math. you _________ ______ English.
she wants to stay home. she _________ to stay home. she _________ ______ to go out.
we cook Italian food. we _________ Italian food. we _________ ______ Chinese food.
they chat online. they _________ online. they _________ ______ very long.
Jeff Rosa
I _______
was so scared. s . . . I _______ a server.
It _______ awful. . . . my boss _______ too pleased.
. . . she _______ very strict. . . . most people _______ nice.
We _______ all very quiet. Things _______ really busy.
The other kids _______ too happy.
Simple past of be
Affirmative statements Negative statements
I ________ a server. I ________
wasn't too old.
You ________
were nervous. You ________
weren't relaxed.
C. Can you complete these questions about Jeff and Rosa with Was or Were? Use the sentences in
Exercises A and B to help you.
1. _____
Was Jeff scared of the teacher? 4. _____ things really busy on Rosa's first day?
2. _____ Jeff's teacher strict? 5. _____ the other kids in Jeff's class happy?
3. _____ Rosa's boss pleased? 6. _____ most people nice to Rosa?
Diana So, what ____ you do there? We went to the beach. Jason
C. Write three questions for your friends and family about a vacation they once took.
Use simple past information questions.
1. _______________________________________________________________________?
2. _______________________________________________________________________?
3. _______________________________________________________________________?
B. Complete the chart with a lot of, many, and much. Use Exercise A to help you.
In negative statements, use _____ with countable nouns and _____ with uncountable nouns.
C. Write three sentences about foods your friends eat or don’t eat. Use a lot of, many, and much.
1. ________________________________________________________________________________.
2. ________________________________________________________________________________.
3. ________________________________________________________________________________.