Clothes and Parts of the Body Which ones are clothes and which ones are parts of the body? arm finger boot wrist jacket shoe hat Parts of the Body 1 @ Put the words into the correct column. STAGE The detetec-words are examples: shirt leg trousers hand back tie sock foot suit thumb Clothes shirt backSTAGE Contractions @ Re-write the sentences, this time contracting the verbs. Eg. Qi. a2. Q3. 95. The pen is not short; it is long. v The pen isn’t short; it’s long, London is not a village: itis a city Irisnota girl itis aman, The pen is notin the look; itis under the book. It is mot Mr Brown; itis Mrs Brown, You are not Mrs Brown; you are Mr Silva,Vocabulary MW Translate these sentences from Portuguese into English E.g. Senhor Brown 6 um homem. > Mr Brown is aman. STAG E Q1. Anna Brown 6 uma menina. Q2, Londres é uma cidade Q3. Vocé esta lendo um livro. Q4. A letra J é uma consoante, Q5. Aletra G é antes da letra H. Q6. Franga e Espanha esto na Europa e China e India estdo na Asia, Q7. Eé2 quinta letra do alfabeto.Any and some @ Complete these sentences using any or some. Qi. Q2. Q3. Qa, Qs. Qs. a7. Qs. Are there lights in this room? v Are there any lights in this room? Are there ‘There are ‘There aren't Have you got There are There aren't ‘Are there Ihave got books on this table? pictures on these walls books on the floor, shoes on your feet? students in the classroom, pictures on these walls chairs on the table? pencilSTAGE Village, Town, City Q1. Dublinis the capital of Ireland. @) Ciy 6) Village Town Q2. Sd0 Paulo isnota vitsa @) Town 6) city Q3. A is smaller than a anda @) Ciy 6) Village Town Q4, NewYork is a very famous inthe United States of Arnerica @) Village 6) Town 9 cry Q5, There aren't many people in a but there are a lot of people in a @) Village 6) City 06. A has more people than a @) Village 6) Town Q7. Oxford is 2 in England. @) Village 6) Town city Q8. There are more people in a than ina @) iy 6) Town a9. A isn't bigger than a , it’s smaller. @) Town 6) Village Q10. Madridis the biggest in Spain. @) Town 6) City @) VillageExercise 6a ‘Behind’ and ‘In front of” B Look at the pictures and fill in the gaps with either behind or in front of. Q1. The blue pal the red STAGE and green paint Q2. The man’s legs are the ball Q3. The laptop is the men Q4, The newspaper is the man Q5, The cyclist in black shorts is the cyclists in red and green shorts.STAGE Exercise 6b ‘Behind’ and ‘In front of’ Q6. The tables the woman. Q7. The woman is standing the table. Q8. The high building is the men, a9, Tern in the red t-shirt is, the other two Q10, The basketballs the men.ieee tae) Colours B Look at the pictures and fill in the gaps with the correct colours. Q1. The dog is with a face STAGE ores Q2. The hat is Q3. The computer is Q4. The hats Q5. The strawberries areieee tae) Colours Q6. The orange is, STAGE Q7. The cupis Q8. The apple is Q9. The girls’shirts are Q10. The cow's face isClothing i Fill in the gaps with the correct article of clothing. STAGE QI, We wear a when it is cold outside. 4) Coat 6) Skirt ) Blouse Q2. Awornan usually wears 2 4) Shirt 6) Blouse Q3. We wear when itis hot. a) Trousers 6) Jacket Shorts Q4. At school a boy generally wears and a girl generally wears a a) Skirt 6) Trousers Q5. The woman is wearing a long black @) Shirt 6) Dress od) Hat Q6. The boy wears and when he plays football a) Shorts 8) Socks Coat Q7. Mr. Brown puta in his jacket pocket ) Sock 6) Scarf Handkerchief QB. She wears a ‘round her neck when itis cold, @) Skirt 6) Scarf ©) Shirt Q9. Mr Brown is wearing a grey a) Sutt 6) Shoe o) Dress Q10. The boys are wearing red on their feet. a) Shirts 6) Shoes ) ScarvesSTAGE ‘Before’ ‘After’ and ‘Between’ i Fill in the gaps using the words before, after, or between. Q1. Monday is Q2. March is Q3. Saturday is Q4, Easter is Q5. Autumnis Q6. 1500 pinis Q7. Christmas is Q8. Santa Catarina is Q9. Thursdays Q10. August 20th is Tuesday. February. Friday and Sunday. summer. surnmer and winter, 14.00 pm. New Year's Eve, Parand and Rio Grande do Sul Wednesday. ‘August 19th.Cardinal Numbers i Fill in the gaps with the correct cardinal numbers. Note: Cardinal numbers are numbers such as one, two, three, etc STAGE Q1. There are days in a week Q2, There are months in a year Q3. There are days in January. 24, People have fingers and thumbs on their hands Q5. On each team in a game of football there are players. Q6. There are players in a game of tennis Q7. There is only sun in the sky. Q8. There are days in June. 99. Malu has three apples, but Paul has one more than Malu, so Paul has apples. Q10. Acarhas wheels.‘Is there ...?’and ‘Are there ...?’ @ Answer the questions with either positive or negative answers. Write complete answers. Eg. Question: Are there two pencils on the table? Answer: Yes, there are two pencils on the table. Q1. Is there apen on the table? Yes, Q2. Is thete a clock on the wall? No, Q3. Are there two chairs in the room? Yes, 24. Are there ten students siting in front of the teacher? No, Q5, Is thete alight on the ceiling? No, Q6. Are there three houses in that street? Yes, Q7. Is there a coat on the chair? Yes, Q8. Are there two lights on the ceiling? Yes, Q9. Is thete @ person in the other room? Yes, Q10. Are there four people in the other room? gett No,Fill in the gaps with the correct capital cities. Qi. STAGE a2. a3. Qs. Q7. Qs. Q9. Qi0. is the capital of China, a) Beljing &) London The capital of Spain isn't vit @) Madrid 6) Paris, is the capital of Belgium, @) Berlin 6) Paris is the capital of eland and @) Dublin 6) Rome is the capital of Greece. @) Athens 6) Crete isn't the capital of England, its 4) Manchester 6) London is the capital of Catalonia. @) Lisbon 6) Bilbao is the capital of Portugal. «@) Grenada &) Seville is the capital of Scotland. @) Glasgow 6) Edinburgh is the capital of the United States of America 4@) Washington DC &) New York Capitals ) Dublin ) Brussels is the capital of faly. Florence ©) Barcelona Lisbon ) Newcastle ) TexasSTAGE How many? @ Look at the pictures and state how many of each object you can see. When you are counting, try to do it in English. 1. How many pins are there in the picture? a) Two * 8) Three ws = ) Four Q2. How many buttons are there on the calculator? @) Twenty-four 8) Twenty-two od) Twenty-five Q3. How many paper clips do you see? @) Thirteen b) Three ) Thirty 04, How many dots can you see on the dice? a) Twenty-seven b) Twenty: eight ©) Twenty-six Q5. How many chess pieces are there in the picture? 4) Eighteen b) Eight ©) Eighty-eightieee tae) How many? Q6. How many people do you see in the picture? @) Four 6) Five Six STAGE Q7. How many ducks are there in the picture? ) Seven b) Six Eight Q8, How many numbers ate there in the picture? @) Ten b) Eleven ) Nine Q9. How many people are playing basketball? ) Three . 5) Four oO Five 10. Howrany balloons are therein the picture? @) Five b) Six o) Seven Setit BrtschootOrdinal numbers i Fill in the gaps using ordinal numbers, ie first, second, third, etc... Q1, January's the month of the year. @) First ) Second Third STAGE Q2. Fridayisthe day ofthe week 4) Fourth ) Fifth ©) Sixth Q3. Of these three holidays, St. Patrick's Day (March 17th), Halloween (October 31st) and Christmas (December 25th), St. Patrick's Day comes @) Third ) Second First 04, Mayis the month of the year @) Fifth 8) Sixth ) Seventh Q5. Cisthe letter of the alphabet @) Third 6) Twentieth ) Fifteenth Q6. December is the month of the year, 4) First ) Second o) Last Q7. Tuesday is the day of the week 4) Third 6) Eighth Second QB. 31st December is the day of the year. @) Last 6) First Thinty-first Q9. Xis the letter of the English alphabet. 4) Twenty-first 6) Twenty-ffth Twenty-fourth Q10. Wednesday is the day of the week, 4) First 6) Third FourthSTAGE @ Put the word or in these sentences so that the sentence makes sense. Qi. a2. Q3. Qs. Qs. Q7. Qs. Q9. Q10. I don't want to put sugar mik in my coffee. Most people lke Real Madrid. but not both We can go to the cinema the park this afternoon, I don't have a pen a pencil in my packet ‘There isn't an apple an orange on my plete. Isita pena pencil? want some bread some fruit with my lunch, They don't have shoes socks on their feet He doesn't like salt pepper. She hasn't got a phone money in her pocketand’An’ ™@ Read each sentence and decide whether a or an should fill the gap. Q1. There is Q2. Ihave STAGE Q3. He put Q4, There is QS. There is Q6. We read Q7. She has Q8. There is Q9. Idrink Q10. Thereis apple on the table, book in my bag pencil in his pocket. umbrella under the table, orange on the plate. ‘book in class every day. mobile phone in her pocket. elephant in the 700. bottle of water with my dinner. cup in front of the glass.Parts of the head @ Match the words in Spanish with the correct words in English. Qn. a2. STAGE @. 24, Qs. Q6. Q7. Qs. Qs. Quo. Nose Ears Byes Mouth Face Hair chin Tongue Head Teeth } Queixo 6} Dentes, ©) Naz @) Lingua e) Orelhas 4) Olhos 9) Cabega h) Cabelo i) Rosto JD BocaTranslate ™@ Translate the following sentences from English into Portuguese. Q1. Ihave two pencils in my pocket. Q2, There is a book on the table. STAGE Q3. There are ten chair in this classroom. QA. He has a watch on his wrist. Q5. There are five people outside the room. Q6. The walls white, Q7. The table is in front of us. Q8. The window is behind me. Q9. The door is open. Q10. The bookis closes,Contraction of the verb ‘to have’ i Fill in the gaps using the contraction of the verb to have. Use the pronoun in brackets to help you. a. i) STAGE ome Q3. (He) Q5. (You) Q6. (We) Q7. (i) Q8. (They) Q9. (i) 10. (You) got agen in my pocket got two books. got a mobile phone in his bag. got wo eyes, {got eight fingers and two thumbs on your hands. _got some books in our bags. {90t four legs because itis a cat got three coats. got two legs and two arms got hair on your head.STAGE ‘Any’ and ‘Some’ @ Fill in the gaps ui either any or some. Qi. 22, a3. Qs. Qs. Q7. Qs. Q9. Qi0. Are there Yes, there are No, there aren't Ihave Have you got They haven't got We have You put She doesn't put He eats ‘chairs in the roorn? pens on the table pencils in my pocket, ‘books in my bag, money in your pocket? shoes on their feet. food on our plate. salt on your food pepper on her plate. bread with his lunch.