2A GRAMMAR

A little bit of this, a little bit of that

1 2 3

a building

7 6 5 4

8 9 10 11

15 14 13 12

Miss a
turn
16 17 18

Finish

Personal Best Work with a partner. Write the singular and plural forms of the words in the game, e.g. watch, watches, then compare your
list with another pair. Which two things are always plural in English?

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2A VOCABULARY

Find the objects

STUDENT A Find seven more objects and draw them in your grid.

A B C D E F
1

Personal Best Which of the items in the grid do you have with you today? Which do you have at home? Tell your partner.

Find the objects

STUDENT B Find seven more objects and draw them in your grid.

A B C D E F
1

Personal Best Which of the items in the grid do you have with you today? Which do you have at home? Tell your partner.

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1A VOCABULARY

Scrambled colours
Solve an anagram, then find an object of the same colour.

E
D
R

N
E
W R
O B E G
0
K
N A
U
R B B
E E C
R L L W E
G L
Y O
H Y
L E L
L U I V T
P P E W
R E R I
S L
O
P D
I R G
N A
K G N
E O

Personal Best Work with a partner. Turn the resource sheet over. Try to remember the thirteen colours. Write each one. When you have
finished, look at the resource sheet to see how many colours you remembered and to check your spellings.

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1B SKILLS

Anyone for tennis?

Complete the sentences with an adjective or a noun.

My parents are
The _______ isn’t ________.
interesting.

She’s a/an
________ woman.
Is your classroom
______?

Are these pens It’s an old

_______? ________.

That’s a fast
_______.
They’re big
________.
Your job is
________.
My ______
All of the ________ isn’t brown.
These exercises
are expensive. are _______.

Personal Best Work with a partner. You have one minute to say as many sentences as possible about the things on or near your desk.
For example, My bag is blue. Use at least one adjective and one noun in each sentence. Your partner will time you and
count your sentences.

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2C GRAMMAR

The missing possessives

Listen and complete the speech bubbles.

READER PLAYERS

Hello. I’m Eva. What’s

BEEP BEEP name? (your)
her
We’re students.
That woman is BEEP BEEP
teacher. (our)
its
This is my brother.
BEEP BEEP name’s
Peter. (His)
Is this Mandy
your
BEEP BEEP bag? (Mandy‘s)

their
Maria and BEEP BEEP sister
are from Colombia. (her)
The hotel is very good
but BEEP BEEP rooms are
expensive. (its) (NAME)‘s

BEEP BEEP job is very

interesting - I’m an our
engineer. (My)
This is Javier BEEP BEEP
jacket. (Javier’s)

my
The teachers are in the
classrooms with BEEP BEEP
students. (their)
You and Mike are British. his
BEEP BEEP parents are from
Liverpool. (Your)

Personal Best Look around the classroom. Make sentences with possessive adjectives and ’s to describe some of the people and objects.
For example, Jenny is our teacher.

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Family challenge
Choose a card. Your partner describes the relationship between the people.

Jim Jones Elsie Jones

Simon Jones Lisa Brown Dave Brown

+ +
NOTE:
M = married Anne Maxwell Tony Brown Becky Brown Carlos Gomez

grandfather grandmother grandparents mother father parents son daughter children grandchildren husband wife
brother sister boyfriend girlfriend

3
1
2 Jim and 4
6
7
8
Els ie Be c k y 5
Jim and
Jim and To ny Lis a
Beck y To ny and Elsie Els ie To ny
Els ie Dave
Dave Be c k y Lis a and Simon Simo n Be c k y
Dave and Lisa and Lis a
9 16
11 13
10 12 15
14
An ne Dave Lisa
Jim Becky
To ny Simon Car lo s
Els ie To ny To ny a and Tony Simon
nd
Be c k y Jim Be c k y Be c k y
Elsie and
Jim

Personal Best Draw your family tree (or make one up). Describe it to your partner, without showing it to him/her. Your partner listens and
draws your family tree. Then listen to your partner and draw his/her family tree.

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