KIDS 5 - REVIEW

KIDS 5 - REVIEW

ROUND 1

UNIT 1

FIRST... LET'S REVIEW

When I want to know the nationality of someone I ask:

• LET'S SEE SOME EXEMPLES OF COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

Multiple Choice

I am from U.S.A, I'm...

• BRAZILIAN

• AMERICAN

• SPANISH

• IRISH

Multiple Choice

I am from Spain, I'm...

• BRAZILIAN

• IRISH

• SPANISH

• FRENCH

Multiple Choice

I am from Italy, I am...

• ITALIAN

• PORTUGUESE

• BRITISH

• INDIAN

Multiple Choice

I am from India, I am...

• BRAZILIAN

• FRENCH

• INDIAN

• ITALIAN

Multiple Choice

I am from Pakistan, I am...

• MONGOLIAN

• PAKISTANI

• NEPALESE

• JAPANESE

Multiple Choice

You are from Egypt, You are...

• MONGOLIAN

• JAPANESE

• CHINESE

• EGYPTIAN

Multiple Choice

He is from Canada, he is...

• CANADIAN

• AMERICAN

• MEXICAN

• CHINESE

Multiple Choice

She is from Australia, she is...

• MEXICAN

• SPANISH

• ENGLISH

• AUSTRALIAN

Multiple Choice

We are from Mexico, we are...

• BRAZILIAN

• IRISH

• JAPANESE

• MEXICAN

Multiple Choice

They are from Ireland, they are...

• SCOTTISH

• RUSSIAN

• NIGERIAN

• IRISH

ROUND 2

GRAMMAR

Do you remember how to use THERE IS/ARE

• THERE IS for singular. Ex: There is one yellow strip in the Spain

• THERE ARE for plural. Ex: There are two red stripes in the Spain flag

A/AN - Indefinite Article

• A: Use when the word start with CONSONANT. Ex: This a chinese restaurant.

• AN: Use when the word start with VOWEL. Ex: This is an orange.

COUNTABLES AND UNCOUNTABLES

• COUTABLES NOUNS are things that we can count. Ex: Cookies, apples, grapes and etc...

• UNCOUNTABLES NOUNS are things that we can not count. Ex: Milk, meat, cheese, bread and etc...

Multiple Choice

There ___ a chinese restaurant in my neighborhood.

• ARE

• IS

Multiple Choice

There ___ many strawberries to eat.

• ARE

• IS

Multiple Choice

There ___ some cookies on the table.

• ARE

• IS

Multiple Choice

There ___ just one banana to eat.

• ARE

• IS

Multiple Choice

My mother want __ cupcake

• A

• AN

Multiple Choice

Do you want __ apple?

• A

• AN

HOW MANY OR HOW MUCH?

• We use HOW MANY when we use COUNTABLES NOUN in the sentence. Ex: How many cookies do you want?

• We use HOW MUCH when we use UNCOUNTABLES NOUN in the sentence. Ex: How much meat do you want?

JUST A FEW OR JUST A LITTLE OF?

• We use JUST A FEW for COUNTABLES NOUNS. Ex: I have just a few apples

• We use JUST A LITTLE for UNCOUNTABLES NOUNS. Ex: I drink just a little of water.

MANY OR A LOT OF?

• We use MANY for COUNTABLES NOUNS. Ex: I have many apples

• We use A LOT OF for UNCOUNTABLES NOUNS. Ex: I drinka lot of water.

I DON'T WANT ANY VEGETABLE, MOM!

• Used for negative sentences.

Multiple Choice

I don't want ___ fruit!

• SOME

• ANY

• A FEW

Multiple Choice

It's ____ soup, I can't it by myself!

• MUCH

• MANY

• A LOT OF

• JUST A FEW OF