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    UNIT I

    Lesson 1
    Concrete, Abstract,
    Count and Mass
    Nouns
    Page 2
    ENG 5
    Z RULES
    LISTEN AND FOCUS
    01 YOUR ATTENTION
    IN THE CLASS
    MEETING
    CLICK THE RAISE
    02 HAND BUTTON IF
    YOU WANT TO
    SPEAK/ANSWER
    Name something/
    someone beautiful.
    Isn’t your mom
    beautiful?

    Aren’t you beautiful?


    Suffix
    –ful & -fully
    -ful vs. -fully

    fear fearful “full of”


    “having”
    “to do something
    care carefully with a certain
    quality”
    Listening to the waves of
    the ocean is full of peace.
    It is peace____.
    ful

    A person who always pray


    is ful
    Pray_____
    fully
    She opens the door
    RHYMING
    NOUN
    name of person, thing,
    place, animal or event
    Which circle contains noun that we can
    touch, see, hear, smell and taste?
    Which nouns can you count?

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