CLASS 4

CLASS 4

By Natasha Pereira

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Anna: Hello!
John: Hi!
Anna: What’s your name?
John: My name is John. What about you?
Anna: I’m Anna. Nice to meet you!
John: Nice to meet you too.
Anna: Where are you from, John?
John: I’m from Canada. And you?

Anna: I'm from Brazil
​John: How do you spell your name?
Anna: A-N-N-A. How do you spell yours?
John: J-O-H-N.
Anna: How old are you?
John: I’m 22 years old. And you?
Anna: I’m 20.
John: Cool! Let’s study English together.
Anna: Yes, let’s!

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“This is Maria. She is from Argentina. She is 25 years old. Her name is spelled M-A-R-I-A.”

🔹 Ms. /mɪz/

Meaning: Used for women (married or not).
Example: Ms. Taylor

✅ Use when you don’t know if a woman is married, or when it’s not important.
🗣 Pronunciation: "Miz"

​🔹 Mrs. /mɪsɪz/Meaninˈg: Used for married women.

Example: Mrs. Brown (She is married)

✅ Used when you know the woman is married.
🗣 Pronunciation: "Missiz"

Meaning: Used for men (any age, married or not).
Example: Mr. Smith, Mr. John

✅ Always used for men.
🗣 Pronunciation: "Mister"

​🔹 Mr. /ˈmɪstər/

TITLES: Mr., Mrs., Ms.
In English, we use titles before a person’s last name (sometimes first name) to show respect or formality. These are commonly used when we don’t know someone well or in professional situations.

​🔔 Tip:

• When in doubt, use Ms. — it’s polite and neutral.

• Titles are always capitalized and used with the last name (Mr. Smith, not Mr. the Smith).

Multiple Choice

Listen to the begining of the conversation and choose the apropriate answer:

• My name is Mia Brown.

• Nice to meet you.

Multiple Choice

Listen to the begining of the conversation and choose the apropriate answer:

• Pleased to meet you too.

• I'm ok.

Multiple Choice

Listen to the begining of the conversation and choose the apropriate answer:

• It's Shawn.

• S-H-A-W-N

Multiple Choice

Listen to the begining of the conversation and choose the apropriate answer:

• Take care!

• I'm fine, thanks. And you?

Multiple Choice

Listen to the begining of the conversation and choose the apropriate answer:

• You're welcome

• Goodbye. Take care!

Multiple Choice

Listen to the begining of the conversation and choose the apropriate answer:

• Good night.

• I'm fine.

Fill in the Blanks

I love my mother.

name is Marina.

Fill in the Blanks

I am Charles.

last name is Smith.

Fill in the Blanks

I love my mother and my father.

names are Charles and Laura.

Fill in the Blanks

I have a brother.

name is Allan.

Fill in the Blanks

I have a cat.

name is Punchy.

Fill in the Blanks

You are Mark Smith. What is

favorite movie, Mark?

Fill in the Blanks

My sister and I have a dog.

dog is beautiful.

Fill in the Blanks

The cat has a plate of milk. (It is

plate of milk.)

Fill in the Blanks

She has a good camera. (It is

good camera.)

Fill in the Blanks

Mary and John have a baby girl. (She is

baby girl.)

Fill in the Blanks

Mark and Rose have a beautiful house (It is

house)

CONVERSATION

Emma: Hi, Lucas!
Lucas: Hey, Emma! How are you?
Emma: I’m good, thanks. Is this your book?
Lucas: No, it’s not my book. It’s her book. That’s Anna’s.
Emma: Oh, I see. And is that his backpack?
Lucas: Yes, it’s Tom’s. That’s his backpack.
Emma: Where’s your pencil case?
Lucas: It’s in my bag. And where’s your notebook?
Emma: It’s on the table. Look — this is my new notebook!
Lucas: Cool! I like its cover.
Emma: Thanks! Let’s do our homework together.
Lucas: Good idea. Let’s go!

Present continuous

​Grammar key

Multiple Choice

I am watching TV and my brother _______ a book.

• is read

• are reading

• is reading

• am read

Multiple Choice

Thomas and Patrick ________ outside right now.

• are playing

• is playing

• are play

• is play

​Negative sentences

Multiple Choice

They _____ eating right now because their food is too hot.

• are's

• isn't

• aren't

• am not

Multiple Choice

Marco ______ working at school today. 

• aren't

• isn't

• are's

• am 

Multiple Choice

I ________ doing my homework.

• am not

• is not

• are not

• aren't

​Interrogative sentences

Multiple Choice

Is she __________?

• slept

• sleep

• sleeping

• sleepy

Multiple Choice

________ playing video games?

• is they

• is she

• are they

• are she

Multiple Choice

________ eating a hamburger?

• is he

• is she

• are they

• are he

A. Listen to the conversation. Match the people (1-5) to the correct family member words (a-g). There are two extra family member words you do not need to use.

Family Connections

Match

Match the family members

• husband
• son
• daughter
• father
• mother

Steven

Daniel

Julie

George

Vicky

• Steven

• Daniel

• Julie

• George

• Vicky

Drag and Drop

(Cont.)

5. Your parents have a male child. He’s your ​
Placeholder
.


6. Your parents have a female child. She’s your ​
Placeholder
.

7. Your father’s brother is your ​
Placeholder
.

8. Your father’s sister is your ​
Placeholder
.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

uncle

aunt

sister

brother

Dropdown

C. Choose the correct option.

Tomas and Mary Ann are married. Tomas is Mary Ann’s ​

Select answer

.

Dropdown

C. Choose the correct option.

My father’s father is Sebastian. He’s my ​

Select answer

.

Dropdown

C. Choose the correct option.

Paul and Isabella have two ​

Select answer

. Michael is 9, and Valerie is 3.

Dropdown

C. Choose the correct option.

My aunt and uncle have a son, Lucas. He’s my ​

Select answer

.

Dropdown

C. Choose the correct option.

John is married to Ellie. Ellie is John’s ​

Select answer

.

Dropdown

C. Choose the correct option.

Silvia is my ​

Select answer

. She’s my mom’s mother.