EF1- 1-6 Review

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​Lesons 1-6

Review

​Present Simple

We use the present to talk about everyday actions.

​Irregular verbs

​Present Simple

We use the present to talk about everyday actions.

​Irregular verbs

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Mario ​

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rope.

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jumps

jump

jumpes

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Sasha and Ana ​

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Monopoly with Karen every weekend.

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I ​

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to music.

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Do ​

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homework?

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we have

we has

he have

he has

Multiple Choice

Do you go to Medellin?

• No, I am

• Yes, I do

• Yes, I go

Match

Match the following

Her dog is good.

This is my cat.

His father is 40 years old.

Their parents are married.

Its wheel is loose.

• Her dog is good.

• This is my cat.

• His father is 40 years old.

• Their parents are married.

• Its wheel is loose.

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Jane is ​

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sister.

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This is my grandmother. ​

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name is Rebecca.

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Her

She

He

His

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This is ​

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pen.

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his

he

I

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​Subject Pronoun vs Object Pronoun

​works with

• The subject pronoun is the subject of a verb

  - the person that does the action.

• It comes before the main verb.

  -They are calling me everyday!

• The object pronoun is the object of a verb

  - the person that receives the action.

• It comes after the main verb.

  -He likes her very much.

Match

Replace the names with an OBJECT PRONOUN.

• I like Joana's jacket.

• He called Henry to ask a question.

• Are you cleaning the table?

• We teach the students.

her

him

it

them

• her

• him

• it

• them

Reorder

• He

• is

• dancing

• with

• her.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

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Hurry up! Your parents are waiting for

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.

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you

your

they

we

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Please listen to ​

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. This needs to be changed.

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me

I

they

we

​This TV

​That bookcase

​Those decorations

​These plants

Demonstrative

Adjectives

​Demonstrative adjectives

​are used to sign or represent something or someone.

​Singular Plural

​Close

Far

​This These

​That Those

Match

Match the following

This woman

These women

That book

Those books

• This woman

• These women

• That book

• Those books

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girls are best-friends.

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Look at ​

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stars! They are so shiny!

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those

this

that

these

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The boat is going to ​

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city.

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that

this

these

those

Match

Match the following

• Specific Hour

  Holiday

  Mealtimes

• Dates

  Days

  Parts of specific days

• Time Period

  Season

  Years

  Months

  Weeks

at

on

in

• at

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

We are ___ the library

• at

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

Bia is having fun ___ Hawaii.

• at

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

Patricia is ___ the office.

• at

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

I have a meeting ___ twelve o'clock.

• at

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

James will have his birthday ___ the 12.

• at

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

We plan on having a kid ___ 2025.

• at

• on

• in

Multiple Choice

What are you doing ___ Christmas?

• at

• on

• in

​BE vs DO

• ​Use it to talk about people, objects, and phenomena.

• When there is no other verb

  ( in Simple Present or Simple Past ).

- In questions, negatives, and affirmatives.

E.g.: Is this a girl? Is she happy?

This is a girl. She is happy.

How is the weather? Is it rainy?

The sky is cloudy. It is rainy.

• ​As a main verb, it is used to talk about 'to do something'.

E.g.: I do my homework.

She does some chores.

I do some physical exercises.

• In questions and negatives, when there is another verb in the sentence.

E.g.: Do you play soccer?

She doesn't cook.

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- ​

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you speak English?

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Do

Are

Does

Is

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- ​

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you ok?

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Are

Is

Do

Does

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Yes, but I ​

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speak it very well.

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don't

doesn't

am

are

Multiple Choice

• Tracy cat.

• Tracy's cat.

• Tracys cat.

• Tracys' cat.

Multiple Choice

• Luke's and Tracy's sand castle.

• Luke and Tracy's sand castle.

• Luke and Tracy sand castle.

• Lukes' and Tracys' sand castle.

Multiple Choice

• Lucas's trampoline.

• Lucas' trampoline.

• Lucas trampoline.

• Luca's trampoline.

Multiple Choice

• The kids' toys.

• The kid's toys.

• The kids toys.

• The kids's toys.

Match

Match the following

• Always

• Sometimes

• Never

• Occasionally

• Often

100%

50%

0%

30%

70%

• 100%

• 50%

• 0%

• 30%

• 70%

Reorder

• He

• is

• usually

• early

• for school.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

• She

• normally

• works

• at

• noon.

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Multiple Choice

Angelina ___ work late.

• frequently

• doesn't frequently

• is frequently

• isn't frequently

Multiple Choice

Can parrots talk?

• Yes, they can.

• Yes, I can.

• Yes, you can.

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The ​

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swim in the pool.

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can

cans

can't

canot

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The ​

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go to work.

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can't

cans

canot

can