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Student Book
Grammar Station
Practice
This section introduces the main
grammar points in the units. It provides
clear explanations and charts showing
grammatical forms, meanings, and
usages. There are also corresponding
pictures and simple examples to help
students easily understand the basic
grammar structures and rules that are
presented. Simple check-up exercises
are provided at the bottom of the
page. They are helpful in checking
students’ initial understanding of the
key grammar points.
Various exercises allow students to
reinforce and gradually expand their
understanding of the grammar rules
that they have learned. This section
involves correction exercises that train
students to recognize and correct
grammar errors in sentences.
Check Up
Guided exercises and drills are
presented to help students practice
the basic grammar structures. Students
get a chance to learn how to properly
apply the grammar rules through these
exercies.
Grammar in Writing
This section provides a variety of writing
types such as letters, diaries, book
reports, advertisements, news reports,
instructions, etc. This allows students to
apply their knowledge of the grammar
rules in a meaningful context.
Review
At the end of each unit, students
have the opportunity to review and
internalize what they have learned.
Supplementary Material
Review Test
Appendix: Grammar Station
After every four units, students will take a review
test. These tests aim to access and evaluate students’
understanding of the grammar points that they have
learned.
Grammar charts from each unit’s Grammar Station are
included in the back of the book. They allow students
to easily access the book’s main grammar points.
Contents
Nouns & Sentences
Future Tense
01
Jeff reads many books.
Parts of a Sentence
6
13
She’ll take a train.
Future (Will): Positive & Negative
54
02
I need a lot of sugar.
Quantifiers 1: Many / Much / A Lot Of
10
14
Will you call me?
Future (Will): Questions
58
03
She has a cup of coffee.
Quantifiers 2: Noncount Nouns
14
15
She’s going to be late.
Future: Be Going To
62
04
I'm cold and hungry.
Conjunctions
18
16
How was the concert?
Question Words: How / Why
66
Present Tense
Adjectives & Adverbs
05
Andy helps his dad.
Present Simple
22
17
The woman is really fast.
Adjectives & Adverbs
70
06
I usually eat breakfast.
Frequency Adverbs
26
18
Science is easier than math.
Adjectives: Comparatives
74
07
Bob is writing a letter.
Present Continuous: Positive & Negative
30
19
I am the fastest in my class.
Adjectives: Superlatives
78
08
Is Ron watching TV?
Present Continuous: Questions
34
20
The ball is behind the box.
Prepositions of Place & Movement
82
Past Simple
Supplementary Material
09
I was very scared.
10
Was he sick last night?
Past Simple (The Verb Be): Questions
42
11
They worked together.
Past Simple: Positive & Negative
46
12
Did you dance yesterday?
Past Simple: Questions
50
Past Simple (The Verb Be): Positive & Negative
38
• Review Tests 1 - 5
• Appendix: Grammer Station
• Scope & Sequence
88 - 97
98 - 102
103
01
Jeff reads many books.
A
Subject
Grammar Station
2. The man enjoys swimming.
sentence has two main parts: a subject and a predicate.
A
The subject is who or what the sentence is about. It can be a noun or a pronoun.
The predicate is what the subject is or does. It is the rest of the sentence after the subject.
The predicate must have a verb.
3. The sunflowers are tall.
4. Uncle James lives in a small town.
5. The girl likes the pink dress.
Predicate (P)
swim.
are tall.
is a wonderful cook.
fly in the sky.
wants ice cream.
Fish
The basketball players
Mike
Airplanes
The baby
Predicate
1. My dad works for a car company.
Parts of a Sentence
Subject (S)
Look at the underlined parts and check the correct boxes.
B
Match the subjects with the predicates.
1
2
4
3
Jeff / reads many books.
(S)
(P)
I / like my puppy.
(S) (P)
1. You
are best friends.
2. Mr. Johnson
is a large city.
3. Carol and Jane
are good at drawing.
4. New York
exercises every day.
Snakes / are dangerous.
(S)
(P)
C
1. I eat healthy food every day.
Circle the subject of each sentence.
6
Circle and write the verbs in the underlined predicates.
eat
2. Laura has brown hair and blue eyes.
1. Our classroom is big.
2. Sally wears glasses.
3. Mrs. Kay is kind.
4. Nick and Jack are hungry.
5. We read English newspapers.
6. Your cell phone is new.
4. My dad washes his car every Sunday.
7. He likes grapes.
8. They are baseball players.
5. The students learn French once a week.
3. Nick is Jeff’s new friend at school.
Unit 1
7
ech, you can
When you make a spe
arly with
cle
deliver your message
s.
ate
subjects and predic
Grammar in Writing
A
Put a slash between the subjects and the predicates.
1. Susan has many friends.
2. The children play in the park.
3. The girl enjoys basketball.
4. Jake’s sister dances well.
5. The movie is boring.
6. Lemons are too sour.
Choose and complete the speech.
Vote for Me!
Good morning, my fellow students!
My name
B
Choose and complete the sentences. Then circle the verbs.
comic books
delicious
fish
1.
is Max
, and I want to be class president.
a hardworking kid and I generally get good grades .
I am good at sports, too!
my best friend
These are my plans to make our school better:
1. More fun books in the library!
2.
Vote for Max!
2. More fun time on the playground!
3. More field trips!
Dave is
my best friend .
We read
3.
Thank you for listening.
.
Ann doesn’t like
2. Three are penguins on the snow.
3. Penguins is wonderful birds.
6. Penguins lives in cold places.
is Max
good grades
am good at
These are
work for
I am
Vote for
• Complete the chart.
The weather is bad.
Three penguins are on the snow.
1. I have many friends.
Penguins are wonderful birds.
2. Jenny hates science.
Subject
Predicate
I
have many friends.
3. My brothers are noisy.
4. Have birds wings.
5. They small shrimp and fish eat.
class president
.
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. The weather bad is.
8
you!
4.
These cookies are
C
Max! I’ll
.
4. Peaches are delicious.
They eat small shrimp and fish.
5. The weather is fine.
Penguins live in cold places.
Unit 1
9
02
I need a lot of sugar.
A
Choose and write the words in the correct categories.
Count
Grammar Station
dish
Quantifiers 1: Many / Much / A Lot Of
Many, much, and a lot of mean a large number or amount.
We use many with plural count nouns and much with noncount nouns.
We use a lot of with both plural count and noncount nouns.
Count Noun
P
many
N
Q
N
Q
a lot of
N
Q
There are a lot of pens.
There aren’t a lot of pens.
Are there a lot of pens?
P
N
Q
rain storymeat
B
Change the underlined a lot of into many or much.
many
1. We can see a lot of pictures in the museum.
There is a lot of water.
There isn’t a lot of water.
Is there a lot of water?
N Negative
rice
sugar pictureroof
There isn’t much water.
Is there much water?
P Positive
bread
moneymirror stick
There are many pens.
There aren’t many pens.
Are there many pens?
much
P
dish
Noncount Noun
P
Noncount
2. Larry doesn’t drink a lot of water.
3. Are there a lot of trees in your garden?
Q Question
4. I don’t have a lot of homework today.
5. The tourists buy a lot of presents.
SUGAR
C
There are many flowers in our garden.
They need a lot of water.
It’s sour. I need a lot of sugar.
Do you have much sugar?
Circle the correct words.
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1. ( many / much ) questions
2. ( many / a lot of ) snow
3. ( many / a lot of ) bread
4. ( much / a lot of ) rooms
5. ( many / much ) children
6. ( many / much ) money
7. ( many / much ) juice
8. ( many / much ) animals
Complete the sentences with many or much.
2
1
1.
Many
4. I don’t have
4
people visit the cave on weekends.
2. Stacy doesn’t drink
3. There are
3
milk.
postcards in the box.
money today.
Unit 2
11
ry, you can
When you write a sto
ress the
use quantifiers to exp
s.
amounts of noun
Grammar in Writing
A
Circle and write the correct quantifiers.
many
1. Mr. and Mrs. White visit
2. There is
b. much
a. many
b. a lot of
a. much
b. a lot of
snow in the winter?
a. many
b. much
He carries
colored pencils?
a. many
b. much
The grasshopper thinks the ant is a fool.
flour in the bowl.
3. They watch
movies.
4. Do you have
5. Does Bob have
Choose and complete the story with the correct quantifiers and nouns.
a. many
places.
The Ant and the Grasshopper
It’s summer. The ant prepares for winter.
many seeds
on his back.
He dances and plays.
B
sunglasses
cap
bread
snack
No. I don’t have
. I have to do
We have
T-shirt
He has 1. ( much / a lot of )
It’s a cold winter day.
caps
There’s __________
and
He has 3. ( many / much )
too.
food (x2)
He also has 4. ( many / much )
3
4
5
and 5. ( many / a lot of )
2. There are much roses in my garden.
seed
work (x2)
time
snow
.
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. We need many cheese.
outside. There isn’t
. The grasshopper is cold and hungry.
2. ( much / a lot of )sunglasses .
2
.
here. Come and dance with me!
What does Harry have?
1
C
. Let’s play together!
You always do
Circle the correct words and complete the sentences.
We need a lot of cheese.
There are many [a lot of] roses in my garden.
3. Does the house have much rooms?
Does the house have many [a lot of] rooms?
4. Let’s hurry! We don’t have many time.
Let’s hurry! We don’t have much [a lot of] time.
5. Sarah doesn’t read much books.
Sarah doesn’t read many [a lot of] books.
• Complete the chart.
Count Noun
Sentence
Positive
Negative
Question
Noncount Noun
many children.
= There are a lot of children.
There are
I drink a
lot of milk every day.
much money.
= Jane doesn’t have a lot of friends. = Bill doesn’t have a lot of money.
Jane doesn’t have
Do you watch
friends.
movies?
= Do you watch a lot of movies?
Bill doesn’t have
Is there
ink in the bottle?
= Is there a lot of ink in the bottle?
6. My aunt drinks a lot of milks.
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Unit 2
13
03
She has a cup of coffee.
A
1. There is a ( piece / can ) of chocolate cake.
Grammar Station
3. There are three ( pieces / cans ) of tuna.
can express amounts for noncount nouns using these quantifiers: a cup of, a glass of,
We
a bottle of, a piece of, a slice of, a can of, a bag of, a carton of, etc.
Noncount Noun
coffee
tea
hot chocolate
a cup of
Quantifier
Noncount Noun
a slice of
ham / meat
bread
cheese
pizza
a can of
tuna
soda
soup
paint
a bag of
flour
sugar
rice
popcorn
juice
water
milk
wine
a glass of
water
juice
ketchup
a bottle of
cheese
cake
bread
paper
a piece of
4. There are two ( bottles / pieces ) of juice.
5. There are two ( cans / cartons ) of milk.
6. There is a ( bag / piece ) of popcorn.
B
milk
juice
soup
a carton of
C
a cup of coffee
a bag of flour
two cups of coffee
two bags of flour
Write the correct words.
a bottle of
2.
a cup of
3.
2. a can of soda
three
3. a piece of paper
ten
of paper
4. a slice of meat
four
of meat
5. a bottle of ketchup
five
of ketchup
4.
a slice of
5.
coffee
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meat
water
rice
of soda
Choose and write the correct words.
3.
a bag of
of lemonade
two
bag
Match the quantifiers with the correct nouns.
glasses
1. a glass of lemonade
1.
1.
Popcorn
2. There is a ( slice / glass ) of water.
Quantifiers 2: Noncount Nouns
Quantifier
Circle the correct words.
glass
piece
a piece of cheese
a carton of soup
a
cup of hot
chocolate
slice
cup
carton
2.
three
4.
6.
of rice
four slices of ham
three glasses of water
Unit 3
15
Grammar in Writing
A
Match the quantifiers with the correct nouns and write them.
nu, you can
When you make a me
noncount
of
express the amounts
ers.
tifi
an
nouns by using qu
Complete the menu using quantifiers.
1. glass
tuna
2. carton
water
3. bag
pizza
4. can
milk
5. slice
flour
a glass of water
DANNY’S $3, $6, and $9 MENU
$3 / PUMPKIN PIE
a slice of
Enjoy
pumpkin pie for only $3 with
milk!
$6 / SPICY COWBOY BURGER
B
Try our special spicy burger with
Look at Nelly’s lunch schedule and complete the sentences.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
orange juice or
Coke!
$9 / TODAY’S SPECIAL
Enjoy our thick steak with a fried egg, __________
bacon, and
1. On Monday, Nelly has a tuna sandwich with
2. On Tuesday, she has a pancake with
3. On Wednesday, she has
a bottle of juice.
The special comes with a free
cake.
Coke.
• Complete the chart.
hot chocolate.
Quantifier
a
C
piece
Noncount Noun
of
cake / bread / paper / cheese
a
of
coffee / tea / hot chocolate
a
of
water / milk / juice / wine
a
of
ketchup / water / juice
a
of
bread / cheese / meat / ham / pizza
3. May I use a pieces of paper?
a
of
milk / juice / soup
4. I’ll have glass of apple juice.
a
of
flour / sugar / rice / popcorn
a
of
tuna / soda / paint / soup
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. Sue has two slice of bread.
2. There are three bag rice.
5. Here are four can of paint.
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cheesecake!
milk.
4. On Thursday, she has two slices of pizza with
5. On Friday, she has some snacks with
hot chocolate!
Sue has two slices of bread.
Unit 3
17
04
I’m cold and hungry.
A
Circle the correct words.
1
2
4
3
Grammar Station
Conjunctions
And, but, and or are conjunctions. They connect sentences or parts of sentences.
We use and to connect similar ideas, but to connect two different ideas, and or to connect
choices or possibilities.
Conjunction
and
but
or
1. The boy is short, ( and / but ) he is fast.
2. I go to school by bike ( or / but ) by bus.
Sentence
3. Tasha’s new dog is black ( and / or ) white.
I am cold. + I am hungry.
→ I am cold and hungry.
4. It’s a nice shop, ( and / but ) everything is expensive.
Max likes soccer. + Max doesn’t like baseball.
→ Max likes soccer, but he doesn’t like baseball.
Will you have milk? + Will you have juice?
B
→ Will you have milk or juice?
It’s cold and windy outside.
Let’s play chess or read comic books.
Match to complete the sentences.
1. I need a pen
but I don’t have an umbrella.
2. Marie can play the piano,
or on the playground?
3. Are they in the classroom
or watermelons?
4. It’s raining outside,
and a notebook.
5. Do you like melons
but she can’t play the violin.
I like vegetables, but I don’t like meat.
I eat tomatoes and carrots for lunch.
C
Complete the sentences with and, but, or or.
1. I have a sandwich
and
2. Is it your bike
Circle the conjunctions.
1. I want bread and butter.
2. Is it Monday or Tuesday?
3. Carol likes chocolate,
3. He is thin but strong.
4. It looks nice but old.
4. Let’s go to the park
5. Draw a rose or a sunflower.
6. The tower is big and tall.
5. I can swim well,
7. My mom and dad go hiking on Sundays.
8. Does Joe like fish or meat?
6. Do you want to be a pilot
a bottle of juice for lunch.
your sister’s bike?
I don’t like it.
feed the birds.
my sister can’t.
an astronaut?
Unit 4
18
19
ctions, you avoid
When you use conjun
n and make your
unnecessary repetitio
r.
tte
sentences sound be
Grammar in Writing
A
Connect the two sentences using conjunctions.
hungry and thirsty.
1. I am hungry. + I am thirsty.
I am
2. Are they tall? + Are they short?
Are they
3. The pond is big. + The pond is clean.
The pond is
4. This jacket is nice. + It’s expensive.
This jacket is
5. I made a box. + She colored it.
I madea box and she colored it.
Choose and complete the explanation.
A Big Yellow Star
Space is large
B
2
. The sun is at the center of our solar system.
. The earth
It gives us heat
Choose and complete the sentences.
1
and wide
other planets go
around the sun. We must not look at the sun with the naked
4
3
eye. Sunlight is very ____________, so it can hurt our
eyes
. Do you want to know about
the _____________ ? Use your science books
1. It is sunny,
___________ . Take your time
but it’s cold outside .
2. Is this backpack yours
3. The movie is funny
?
.
4. Simon likes baseball,but he doesn’t like soccer .
or Dana’s
but it’s cold outside
and exciting
but he doesn’t like soccer
enjoy
exploring our solar system!
and (×2)
and light
strong and hot
and wide
or the Internet
and skin
moon and stars
• Complete the chart.
C
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. You but your sister are tall.
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You and your sister are tall.
Conjunction
Sentence
The movie is fun. + The movie is exciting.
The movie is fun and exciting.
2. Is your mom’s hair black but brown?
Is your mom’s hair black or brown?
→
3. Turn the handle or open the door.
Turn the handle and open the door.
The runner is old. + The runner is fast.
4. Do you like cats or you like dogs?
Do you like cats or dogs?
5. The man is rich, and he is unhappy.
The man is rich, but he is unhappy.
6. Peaches are sweet, or lemons are sour.
Peaches are sweet, but lemons are sour.
→
Does he enjoy hiking? + Does he enjoy fishing?
→ Does he enjoy hiking or fishing?
Unit 4
21
05
Andy helps his dad.
A
Grammar Station
Present Simple
We use the present simple to talk about facts or habits.
We use the base verb with I, you, we, or they. We add -s or -es to the base verb with he, she,
or it.
Positive
Negative
run.
I / You / We / They
runs.
He /She / It
I / You / We / They
do not
(=don’t)
run.
He /She / It
does not
(=doesn’t)
run.
Yes/No Question
B
Complete the sentences in the present simple.
keep
2.
go
3.
leave
My sister and I
4.
have
The house
My dad
you /we /they
run?
Yes, I /you /they do.
No, I /you /they don’t.
Does
he /she
run?
Yes, he /she does.
No, he /she doesn’t.
Dana is Andy’s sister.
She plays with the dog.
She doesn’t help her brother.
3.
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Do
Does
Kate study hard?
don’t play
doesn’t play
clean
cleans
science.
2
Do
B No, they
B Yes, he
4. Do they
don’t like
French.
soccer.
their dogs?
a car.
the tall boy.
Complete the dialogues.
1. A
Circle the correct words.
cries
a nice view.
4. We know the tall girl, but we
2. A
2. The children
home at 8:00.
Complete the negative sentences in the present simple.
1
at night.
hiking once a month.
2. Helen studies Japanese, but she
C
cry
a diary.
3. Mr. Jones drives a car, but Mrs. Jones
Do
1. The baby
Jamie
1. I like math, but I
Answer
Andy helps his dad on Saturdays.
He brushes the horses and cleans
them.
keeps
1.
3. A
B No, he
4. A
B Yes, she
3
4
the boys study hard?
don’t
. They run around the library.
Neil like reading books?
. He is a quiet boy.
Harry like storybooks?
. He likes comic books.
Mrs. Lee need glasses?
.
Unit 5
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Grammar in Writing
A
person’s
When you describe a
the
use
n
daily life, you ca
t.
simple presen
Look at Larry’s Wednesday schedule and complete the sentences.
Choose and complete the descriptive writing.
9:00
9:55
10:50
11:45
12:30
1:15
day, but she also
Math
Music
1. On Wednesdays, Larry
2. His math class
P.E.
has
4. He
lunch in the cafeteria at 12:30.
5. He
pictures in the art room.
work
take
read
at an animal shelter. Shetakes care of many
cleans
love
the shelter.
have
On weekends, she works at the public library. She
go home
English to people, and she
take care of
books to children. She goes home late every night,
but she really
clean
her life.
Choose and complete the sentences in the present simple.
2. Alice
doesn’t wash
to the bookstore.
4. Do they
5. Do you
the dishes.
her hair every morning.
3. I buy books online. I
in an apartment?
surf
not / wash
brush
live
not / go
• Complete the chart.
the Internet every day?
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. Tony live in New Zealand.
2. He go swimming in summer.
3. He have a Christmas party in December.
4. His sister doesn’t likes snowboarding.
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teach
another job. She does
kinds of animals. She also
sing
eat
start
draw
have
classes every
volunteer work every evening. On weekdays, she
Art
five classes.
songs.
1. Sam cleans his room, but he
C
Lunch
at 9:00.
3. In his music class, he
B
Science
takes
Jessica is a college student. She
Tony lives in New Zealand.
He goes swimming in summer.
He has a Christmas party in December.
Positive
Negative
don’t
We exercise.
We
You have a pet.
You
Beth and I go.
Beth and I
a pet.
He
Amy
He
exercises .
Your sister
exercise.
Do we
have a pet.
Do you
Your sister
exercise ?
don’t go .
have a pet.
Amy doesn’t exercise.
.
Question
doesn’t go.
a pet?
Beth and I go?
Does he
a pet?
Amy
exercise ?
your sister go?
His sister doesn’t like snowboarding.
Unit 5
25
06
I usually eat breakfast.
A
Grammar Station
Frequency Adverbs
Frequency adverbs tell us how often something happens.
Common frequency adverbs are always, usually, often, sometimes, and never.
0%
50%
B
The Verb Be + Frequency Adverb
Laura
Frequency
Adverb
is
always
usually
often
sometimes
never
always
My mom
2.
usually
I
3.
sometimes
4.
never
busy.
am
Jake
goes shopping
hungry
studies
It
is
on weekends.
around 12:00.
in
the library.
hot in my hometown.
Complete the sentences using frequency adverbs.
0%
They usually come after the verb be or before action verbs.
Be
1.
100%
always
usually
often
sometimes
never
Subject
Check the correct places for the frequency adverbs.
Frequency Adverb + Action Verb
Subject
Frequency
Adverb
Action
Verb
Laura
always
usually
often
sometimes
never
eats
50%
100%
1.
Your room is
2.
My brothers are
3.
Tim is
4.
breakfast.
C
always
messy.
noisy.
late for class.
Joe sometimes
goes for a walk.
Complete the sentences using frequency adverbs.
Activity
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
draw cartoons
How often do you eat
breakfast at home?
− I usually eat it at home.
Lisa never gets up late.
She is always busy.
Lydia’s
Week
go to the library
play soccer
water the plants
Match the frequencies with the correct frequency adverbs.
0%
50%
1.
often
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2.
sometimes
100%
3.
never
1. Lydia
4.
always
5.
usually
always
draws cartoons.
2. She
goes to the library with her friends.
3. She
plays soccer after school.
4. She
waters the plants.
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ter, you can
When you write a let
bs to explain
use frequency adver
e activities.
som
how often you do
Grammar in Writing
A
Complete the sentences using frequency adverbs.
1. Joe likes sweets. He
often
eats chocolate and candy.
(60%)
2. Steve hates lemons. He
(0%)
3. My dad loves cooking. He
Complete the letter.
drinks lemonade.
Dear Mom and Dad,
cooks for us.
Camp is wonderful! I
(80%)
4. Violet doesn’t like pink much, but she sometimes wear pink clothes.
(40%)
B
( breakfast / have / usually )
after breakfast. I
at 7:00. We
( exercise / always )
. We
( go / usually / swimming )
( go / often )
horseback riding. It’s exciting! I’m especially friendly with Rick.
1.
He
2.
A How often does it snow in January?
usually snows
3.
(usually)
( noisy / sometimes / is )
(sometimes)
. Rick
. We
( do / never / it )
The camp counselors
sometimes goes to America.
, but I
( goes / often / rafting )
( have / sometimes / a campfire )
at night.
.
( always / kind / are )
I miss you a lot. See you next week.
Love,
Josh
A How often are the twin brothers noisy?
are always
B They
4.
in January.
A How often does Ms. Grace go to America?
B She
(always)
noisy.
A How often does Jack clean his room?
B He
never cleans
(never)
his room.
• Complete the chart.
Frequency Adverbs
0%
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. Joe watches TV often on Sundays.
Joe often watches TV on Sundays.
2. We usually are home at night.
3. She drinks never coffee after 9:00.
4. Ann sometimes have a pajama party.
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and
( get up / always / early )
Complete the dialogues using the frequency adverbs.
B It
C
always get up early
1
50%
100%
1. The boys
always
2
2. Linda
3
3. We
4
4. My little brother is
5
5. I
play soccer after school.
draws cartoons.
study in the library.
sometimes noisy.
drink lemonade.
Ann sometimes has a pajama party.
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07
Bob is writing a letter.
A
Present Continuous: Positive & Negative
We use the present continuous to talk about actions happening now.
We use the verb be + verb-ing for the present continuous.
I
am
He /She / It
is
We / You / They
are
Negative
I
am not (=’m not)
He /She / It
is not (=isn’t)
We / You / They
are not (=aren’t)
reading.
reading.
B
We add -ing to the base verbs to make the present continuous.
Base Verb
Present Continuous
+ -ing
eat
walk
eating
walking
verbs ending in -e
e + -ing
make
smile
making
smiling
verbs ending in
a vowel + a consonant
double consonant
+ -ing
run
sit
running
sitting
most verbs
having
1. have
Grammar Station
Positive
Write the -ing forms of the verbs.
C
2. clean
3. play
4. plan
5. sit
6. study
7. swim
8. smile
9. laugh
10. chase
Circle the correct words.
1. I am ( wash / washing ) the dishes.
2. Derek is ( make / making ) a kite.
3. Lisa and I ( am / are ) studying.
4. She ( not is / is not ) crying.
5. Dave is ( running / runing ).
6. We are ( having / haveing ) lunch.
7. Sonya is ( swimming / swiming ).
8. I’m ( do / doing ) my homework.
Complete the sentences in the present continuous.
1
2
3
4
Joan and Tina are walking to school.
They aren’t running.
Bob is writing a letter.
He isn’t sleeping.
5
Cross out the wrong -ing forms.
making
running
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joging
writeing
1. I
goingdanceing
stopping
eating
siting
6
am watching a movie. Be quiet!
3. We
5. They
(watch)
(work)
(paint)
in the garden.
pictures.
2. Molly
4. The man
6. A cat
(run)
(dance)
(sit)
too fast.
.
on a bench.
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y, you can use
When you write a pla
us to express
the present continuo
are doing.
ers
what the perform
Grammar in Writing
A
Complete the sentences in the present continuous.
1.
sing
2.
not / hit
3.
write
The tourist
4.
ride
We
5.
not / fix
The birds
are singing
Complete the play in the present continuous.
on the branch.
Sean and David are not[aren’t] hitting the balls.
postcards.
Title
on a train.
Mr. Forest
Characters
the computer.
Scene 1
Johnny Appleseed
Narrator / Johnny Appleseed / Choir / Children
(In the forest )
Children
B
Choose and complete the sentences in the present continuous.
on the floor
a skirt
a butterfly
People
are looking at
(look at)
the apple trees.
apples. The narrator
(eat)
on a chair. The choir
(sit)
, “Apple juice and
(sing)
applesauce, my sweet apple pie!”
the guitar
Scene 2
Johnny __________ shoes. He likes nature. He
(not / wear)
1
2
4
3
(plant)
apple seeds everywhere. People __________ at him.
(laugh)
But he
hard. He _________ a lot of apple
(work)
(carry)
seeds in his bag.
1. The girl isn’t wearing pants. She
is wearing a skirt
2. Rocky isn’t chasing a dragonfly. He
.
3. People aren’t sitting on chairs. They
4. I’m not playing the violin. I
.
.
.
• Complete the chart.
C
1. The boat is move.
The boat is moving.
2. My friends talking loudly.
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Positive
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
3. The train is come into the station.
The train is coming into the station.
4. Everybody is run to the station.
Everybody is running to the station.
I
am
He /She / It
is
We / You / They
are
Negative
reading
(read)
.
dancing .
(dance)
(run)
.
I
He /She / It
We / You / They
am not
reading .
(=’m not)
(=
(=
is not
are not
aren’t
(read)
)
)
dancing .
(dance)
(run)
.
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08
Is Ron watching TV?
A
1. A Are you ( write / writing ) a letter?
Grammar Station
B No, I’m not. I’m ( draw / drawing ) a picture.
Present Continuous: Questions
2. A ( Is / Are ) Nancy cleaning her room?
To make yes/no questions, we put the verb be before the subject.
To make wh-questions, we put the question words what or where before the verb be.
Question
Yes, you are.
No, you aren’t.
Yes, I am.
No, I’m not.
Yes, he is.
No, he isn’t.
Are they
Yes, they are.
No, they aren’t.
What
are you
is he
eating?
I’m eating a sandwich.
He’s eating fried chicken.
Where
are they
is she
sleeping?
They’re sleeping in their car.
She’s sleeping in her bed.
Are you
Yes/No
Question
Is he
Wh-question
Is Ron watching TV?
− No, he isn’t.
Is he reading a storybook?
− Yes, he is.
B No. ( She’s / She ) playing in the yard.
3. A Is your sister ( ride / riding ) a bike?
Answer
Am I
sleeping?
B No. She is ( make / making ) snowballs in the backyard.
B
Complete the questions in the present continuous.
1.
take a nap
A
2.
make bubbles
A
3.
hit the balls
4. clean the bathroom
Where are they playing?
− They are playing on the beach.
What are they making?
− They are making a sandcastle.
Is Mr. Todd
taking a nap ?
the girl making bubbles ?
A the players
A
4
B No, he isn’t.
B Yes, she is.
hitting the balls ? B Yes, they are.
Are the girls
?
B No, they aren’t.
Complete the questions using what or where.
1. A
Match the questions with the correct answers.
3
2
1
C
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Circle the correct words.
What is
your dad
1. Are you watching TV?
Yes, he is.
2. A
Amy
2. Is he reading a book?
No, I’m not.
3. A
you
3. What is she cooking?
They’re swimming.
4. A
4. What are they doing?
She’s cooking fish.
5. A
making ?
?
he
B She’s studying in her room.
?
the boys
B I’m eating apple pie.
?
?
B He’s making a sandwich.
B They’re going to the park.
B He’s reading a magazine.
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one call, you
When you make a ph
continuous to
can use the present
ening at that
pp
express what is ha
Grammar in Writing
A
Complete the dialogues in the present continuous.
moment.
Are you talking to Brian?
I am
1.
talk
A
2.
exercise
A
dadexercising in
the gym? B No,
your
.
3.
rain
A
it
B Yes,
.
4.
have
A
the students
B No,
.
5.
plan
A
Ann planning a trip to Italy?
B Yes,
.
B Yes,
in your town?
lunch?
Complete the dialogue in the present continuous.
.
is watching
It’s Saturday afternoon. Mandy
is eating
She
B
TV. (watch)
some snacks. (eat) Her phone
. (ring)
Choose and complete the dialogues in the present continuous.
make / an invitation
watch / the ice show
Hi, Mandy? It’s Simon.
go / to the airport
jog / in the park
you
I’m watching a funny TV show. _______________ TV, too? (you / watch)
No,
1
2
4
3
? (what / do)
.
What are you doing?
your English paper? (you / write)
. I’m taking care of my cousins.
No,
I see. What are they doing?
1. A
What are the girls watching ?
2. A
she
3. A
Chris
B They are
?
4. A the people
watching the ice show .
B She is
?
B He is
?
B They are
Jake is eating ice cream, and Joe is …
Oh, no!
.
over the ice cream! (they / fight)
.
.
• Complete the chart.
Yes/No Question
C
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. Where the artist is going?
Am
I
they
it
you are
.
No, you aren’t .
Where is the artist going?
2. What they are wearing?
3. What is Nelly and Ben doing?
Yes,
Wh-question
sleeping?
they are .
No,they aren’t .
Yes,
Yes,
No,
.
.
are you reading?
- I am reading a magazine.
is he drawing?
- He is drawing in the art room.
4. Does your sister sleeping?
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Unit 8
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09
I was very scared.
A
Grammar Station
Past Simple (The Verb Be): Positive & Negative
We use the past simple to talk about something that happened in the past.
The verb be has two past forms: was and were.
We often use the past simple with these words: yesterday, last week, last year, etc.
Positive
I
was
a teacher last year.
He /She / It
was
in London last week.
We / You / They
were
sick yesterday.
B
was not (=wasn’t)
a teacher last year.
He /She / It
was not (=wasn’t)
in London last week.
We / You / They
were not (=weren’t)
1. I ( was / were ) at the beach.
2. She ( was / were ) on the swing.
3. The lady ( was / were ) quiet.
4. It ( was / were ) foggy yesterday.
5. You ( was / were ) weak last year.
6. The show ( was / were ) fun.
7. My clothes ( was / were ) wet.
8. The plants ( was / were ) small.
Complete the sentences with wasn’t or weren’t.
1. The tower
3. He
Negative
I
Circle the correct words.
wasn’t big.
2. The cowboys weren’t scared.
4. Hannah
a basketball player.
5. My shoes weren’t on the shelf.
6. We
7. There
8. It
a bakery here.
dark in the room.
Complete the sentences.
1.
Dave
Bob
before
now
Ken’s parents
They
Bob wasn’t the captain of our team.
Dave was the captain.
2.
were
in Paris last week.
were very busy there.
They are
Check the correct sentences.
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angry this morning.
sick yesterday.
C
There was a big storm last night.
I was very scared.
thin last year.
My sister
in Rome now.
sick yesterday.
She
in bed all day.
She
all right now.
1.
I wasn’t at home last night.
I’m not at home last night.
2.
It was hot last week.
It is hot last week.
3.
We are tired yesterday.
We were tired yesterday.
We
not bored.
4.
He wasn’t tall last year.
He weren’t tall last year.
We
in the tent now.
3.
Tim and I
under the tree at noon.
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ort about the
When you write a rep
past simple
past, you can use the
.
form of the verb be
Grammar in Writing
A
Complete the sentences in the past simple.
2
1
3
Complete the report in the past simple.
4
Dinosaurs Became Extinct
big / small
sunny / cloudy
1. It
was sunny
boring / fun
this morning. It
huge / small
wasn’t cloudy
were
.
before. They
2. My glasses
3. The magic show
.
. It
4. This dinosaur
We can see many dinosaurs in movies. Some dinosaurs
small. T. rex
a meat-eating giant. It
very fierce.
Brachiosaurus and Diplodocus
.
. It
really huge and some
but they
.
big and tall,
T. rex
meat-eating dinosaurs. They were
plant eaters. There are no dinosaurs
B
today. We can just see their bones
Complete the sentences.
in natural history museums.
Past
1.
Joe was at the birthday party.
2. There weren’t many people.
3. Joe wasn’t
hungry.
4.
Lynn’s cats were under the table.
5.
Simon was sick yesterday.
We only know they
Present
Joe is at the birthday party.
There aren’t many people.
Joe isn’t hungry.
here on Earth a long time ago.
Brachiosaurus
Diplodocus
They went extinct millions of years ago!
What
the reason? Nobody knows for sure!
Lynn’s cats areunder the table.
Simon
today.
• Complete the chart.
C
Positive
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. Eric not was tired yesterday.
Eric was not tired yesterday.
2. They wasn’t busy last week.
3. We was not in Canada last month.
4. I were in my room after lunch.
We were not in Canada last month.
I was in my room after lunch.
I
He
My aunt
The actor
We
They
was
Negative
tired last night.
She
Her dad
busy yesterday.
Ken
The boy
sleepy then.
You
They
was
not are
happy
yesterday.
These
my vases.
wasn’t
(=
)
at home at 7:00.
(= wasn’t )
were not in Sydney last year.
(=weren’t)
5. You was at the beach yesterday.
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Unit 9
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10
Was he sick last night?
A
Circle the correct words.
1.
Grammar Station
Were
Past Simple (The Verb Be): Questions
3.
To make yes/no questions, we put the verb was or were before the subject.
To make wh-questions, we put the question words where or who at the beginning of
sentences.
Question
Were you
Yes/No
Question
Was he
sick?
Were they
Where
Wh-question
Who
were you last night?
was he this morning?
Yes, you were.
No, you weren’t.
Yes, I was.
No, I wasn’t.
Yes, he was.
No, he wasn’t.
Yes, they were. No, they weren’t.
5.
B
C
Match the questions with the correct answers.
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2.
you tired yesterday?
Was
Were
4.
he at home at 6:00?
Was
Were
6.
Tony and Cindy scared?
Was
Were
it hot last week?
she sick last night?
the books fun?
Complete the dialogues in the past simple.
1. A
I was at home.
He was at the library.
Where were you after school?
− I was on the playground.
Was
Were
was the boy next to you? He was my cousin.
were the girls with Dave? They were his classmates.
Was Mark at the library after school?
− No, he wasn’t.
Was
Were
Answer
Was I
Was
Was
he wasn’t .
Billy at your birthday party?
B No,
2. A
you busy yesterday?
B Yes, I was[we were].
3. A
Larry at home this morning? B No,
.
4. A
the boys hungry?
B No,
.
5. A
the story interesting?
B Yes,
.
Complete the dialogues in the past simple using where or who.
1
2
1. A
Where were you after lunch?
4
3
B
I was
in the music room.
1. Was Laura busy last week?
No, we weren’t.
2. Were you and Joe classmates?
He was at camp.
2. A
the boy with glasses?
B
my younger brother.
3. Who were the tall men?
Yes, she was.
3. A
the women?
B
famous singers.
4. Where was Fred yesterday?
They were models.
4. A
Angela?
B
in the backyard.
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tective story,
When you write a de
simple
you can use the past
that
ing
eth
to talk about som
st.
pa
the
happened in
Grammar in Writing
A
Complete the questions in the past simple.
1.
shorter
A
Were you shorter last year?
B Yes, I was.
2.
in the hospital
A
Was he in the hospital last week?
B No, he wasn’t.
3.
cloudy
A
4.
tired
A
5.
best friends
Was it cloudy
Complete the detective story in the past simple.
Mr. Poirot is a famous detective in Agatha Christie’s mysteries.
He investigates crimes and finds clues.
He is interviewing a suspect now.
this morning? B Yes, it was.
yesterday?
A Were you best friends last year?
B No, they weren’t.
Mr. Higglins,
where were
B Yes, we were.
you last night at 11:30?
at a cafe in Greenwich.
alone there?
B
Choose and complete the answers in the past simple.
in the laundry basket
in a cafe
1
2
No,
. I was with two people.
Who
they?
Mr.
in the swimming pool
my classmate
Mrs.
Johns.
Are they your friends?
No, they aren’t. They
4
3
and
with me
for an interview. I’m a writer for a magazine.
Okay, sir. Thank you for your time.
C
B He
2. A Where were your parents?
B They
3. A Where were your sneakers?
B They
4. A Where was Nick this morning?
B He
.
were in the laundry bask.
et
was in the swimminol
2. Who were the girl in the pink shoes?
3. Was the books mine?
4. Were there an old tree in this town?
• Complete the chart.
Yes/No Question
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
1. Where was your puppies?
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was my classmate last year.
1. A Who was the boy next to you?
Where were your puppies?
Were they
Who was the girl in the pink shoes?
Were the books mine?
Yes,
Was Sally
he
No,
busy?
Wh-question
she was
she wasn’t
.
.
Yes,
No,
.
they weren’t .
Yes,
No,
.
.
the boys?
- They were my cousins.
your umbrella?
- It was under the table.
Was there an old tree in this town?
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11
They worked together.
A
1. dance
Grammar Station
Past Simple: Positive & Negative
usually add -d or -ed to the base verb to make the past form.
We
Some verbs change their forms irregularly.
We put did not before the base verb to make negative sentences.
Positive
I / We / You / They
He /She / It
Negative
worked.
I / We / You / They
B
did not
(=didn’t)
He /She / It
work.
Base Verb
Past Simple Verb
most verbs
+ -ed
walk
help
walked
helped
verbs ending in -e
+ -d
move
live
moved
lived
verbs ending in
a consonant + -y
y + -ied
cry
study
cried
studied
verbs ending in
a vowel + a consonant
double consonant
+ -ed
stop
plan
stopped
planned
irregular
come – came
give – gave
run – ran
see – saw
have
make
lose
tell
–
–
–
–
had
made
lost
told
go
eat
say
buy
–
–
–
–
Write the past simple forms of the verbs.
went
ate
said
bought
cut – cut
hit – hit
break – broke
read – read
Henry’s family moved to a new house.
Everybody worked together.
Henry put his books on the shelf.
C
danced
2. cry
3. jog
4. cut
5. make
6. study
7. move
8. help
Complete the sentences in the past simple.
1.
do
2.
write
3.
live
Uncle Martin
4.
read
I
did
The students
Benjamin
a postcard.
in Berlin two years ago.
storybooks to children at the library.
Complete the sentences in the past simple.
1.
( study / play )
Charlie
He
2.
studied
for the exam.
didn’t play baseball.
( read / write )
My grandpa
He
3.
He
4.
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1. sleeped / slept
2. read / readed
3. danceed / danced
4. studied / studyed
5. planed / planned
6. maked / made
the newspaper.
a letter.
( dance / sing )
Larry
Circle the correct past simple forms.
some volunteer work yesterday.
at the birthday party.
a song.
( go / eat )
Tim and I
We
to a movie last night.
dinner at a restaurant.
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wspaper
When you write a ne
that
nt
article about an eve
you can
st,
pa
happened in the
.
ple
sim
use the past
Grammar in Writing
A
Look at the list and complete the sentences.
Last Vacation
1. Mike
went
Complete the newspaper article in the past simple.
to Italy.
go to Italy
2. He
a robot.
make a robot
3. He
many films.
4. He
a new camera.
5. He
in a half marathon.
watch many films
buy a new camera
run in a half marathon
TORNADOES HIT
THE
MIDWEST
By Joseph Ferry
Tornadoes and heavy thunderstorms
hit
(hit)
the Midwest yesterday.
Strong winds destroyed (destroy) many roads, houses, and bridges. They
B
knocked
Complete the sentences.
down all the trees there. “The sky
Present
1.
Jenny planned a trip to India.
2.
My mom came home early.
some cheesecake.
4.
The baby didn’t cry loudly.
5.
My dad
6.
She didn’t study for the exam.
yesterday.
Jenny plans a trip to India.
home early.
They eat some cheesecake.
(describe)
helped
She doesn’t study for the exam.
I bought a soccer ball yesterday.
2. Lynn wash her dad’s car last Saturday.
Lynn washed her dad’s car last Saturday.
My family got up early this morning.
4. Susan call me last night.
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(help)
everything,”
our reporter. He described
the scene to CNN’s News Day . A lot of volunteers
there and
dark for 20
(go)
the rescue team. However, they need more helping
hands.
My dad arrives today.
1. I buy a soccer ball yesterday.
5. We watch a magic show last Friday.
(tell)
(is)
(lose)
“People here
told
was
loudly.
Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences.
3. My family gets up early this morning.
(say).
Wisconsin Mayor Gary Manier
• Complete the chart.
Verb
C
said
minutes,” a farmer
Past
3.
(knock)
Positive
moved
Negative
the boxes.
I didn’t
cooked curry for lunch.
didn’t cook curry for lunch.
The children didn’t write a postcard.
move
I
cook
My mom
write
The children
read
He
come
They
wrote a postcard.
a book after dinner.
came back home at 7:00.
cut
We
the paper into circles.
eat
We
sandwiches for lunch.
move the boxes.
My mom
didn’t read a book after dinner.
They didn’t come back home at 7:00.
He
didn’t cut the paper into circles.
We didn’t cut sandwiches for lunch.
We
We watched a magic show last Friday.
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