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 Level 1 Index

1.01. Introductions
1.02. Weather
1.03. Present Simple Tense Part 1: Common Verbs
1.04. Present Simple Tense Part 2: Negation
1.05. Present Simple Tense Part 3: Questions
1.06. Family
1.07. Breakfast Foods
1.08. Indefinite Articles
1.09. Present Continuous Tense Part 1: Introduction
1.10. Present Continuous Tense Part 2: Negation
1.11. Present Continuous Tense Part 3: Questions
1.12. Present Simple Tense vs. Present Continuous Tense
1.13. Expressing Likes and Dislikes with Gerunds and Infinitives
1.14. Comparatives
1.15. Dates
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1.01. Introductions

1.01 - Introductions
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• introduce yourself.
• ask someone’s name.
• use first and last names.

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Lisa: Hi! What is your name?
Andrew: Hello, my name is Andrew. What is your
name?
Lisa: I’m Lisa. What is your last name?
Andrew: My last name is Foster. My full name is
Andrew Foster.
Lisa: Nice to meet you Andrew.
Andrew: It’s nice to meet you, too.

What is your name?

My name is __________________

What is your last name?

My last name is _______________

What is your full name?

My full name is________________

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Match the vocabulary word to the picture

Matthew “Matt” Albury Matthew “Matt” Albury Matthew “Matt” Albury

2901 Florida Ave, Suite 840 2901 Florida Ave, Suite 840 2901 Florida Ave, Suite 840
Coconut Grove, FL 33133 Coconut Grove, FL 33133 Coconut Grove, FL 33133

first name last name nickname hello his her my

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What is her first name?

_________________________________?
________________________________ His last name is Ronaldo.

_______________________________? What is his last name?

Her first name is Elizabeth. ____________________________________
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Put the following phrases in the correct Create your own introduction dialogue:
order:

___ Nice to meet you.

___ My name is Rachel.
_1_ Hi! I’m Peter. What is your name?
___ Nice to meet you, too.
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1.02. Weather

1.02 - Weather
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• describe the weather.
• describe the seasons.

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What season is it?

Describe the weather in the picture.

1.02 - Let’s Learn
Match the vocabulary word to the picture.

fall summer spring winter

1.02 - Let’s Learn
Match the vocabulary word to the picture.

cold hot sunny rainy cloudy snowy

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Describe the picture: Describe the picture:

It is… It is…
It is not… It is not…
The season is… The season is…
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It is spring. It is sunny. It is not cold. It is

not snowy.
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1.03. Present Simple Tense Part
1: Common Verbs

1.03 - Present Simple Tense Part

1: Common Verbs
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• describe daily routines.
• use common verbs to talk about your habits.

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Match the common verbs to the pictures

eat drink walk talk study drive

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The most basic sentence structure in English is: subject + verb

Subject Verb Examples:

I eat
John drinks.
You eat
He/she/it eats We study.
We eat
They drive.
They eat

Give your own example:

I ______________________

She ____________________

We ____________________
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Select a picture. Make a sentence.
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1.04. Present Simple Tense Part
2: Negation

1.04 - Present Simple Tense Part

2: Negation
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• use irregular present tense verbs (have, do, go).
• use doesn’t/don’t to express negation.

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Name three things you do every day:

I ____________, _____________ and ______________ every day.

Name one thing you don’t do every day.

I ________ ______________ every day.

Word Bank:
study work wake up go to bed
drive eat walk take the bus
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In English, you can make a sentence negative by using the structure:

subject + don't/doesn't* + base verb + object

*I, you, we, they + don’t
*he, she, it + doesn’t

Ex: I don't like pizza.

She doesn't live in the United States.
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English has three common verbs that are irregular:
To Have To Do To Go
Subject Verb Subject Verb Subject Verb
I have I do I go
You have You do You go
He/she/it has He/she/it does He/she/it goes
We have We do We go
They have They do They go
Ex. He has a dog. Ex. I do my homework. Ex. John goes to work.
Ex. He doesn’t have a dog. Ex. I don’t do my homework. Ex. John doesn’t go to work.

Give your own positive example: Give your own negative example:

I go to the park every day. I don’t go to the park every day.

She ____________________ She ____________________

We ____________________ We ____________________
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Make the sentences negative. Remember to use the base form of the main verb:

I do housework on Mondays.
I don’t do housework on Mondays.

Marsha walks her dog in the evening.

_________________________________________

They have three children.

_________________________________________

We go to the mall every weekend.

_________________________________________

You like computer games.

_________________________________________
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1.05. Present Simple Tense Part
3: Questions

1.05 - Present Simple Tense Part

3: Questions
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• ask questions in the present simple tense.
• use specific question words such as: who, what,
when, and why.
• ask “yes/no” questions.

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Where do you live?
I __________________________________.

When do you go to work?

I __________________________________.

Do you go on vacation in the summer?

Yes, I ______________________________.
No, I don’t _________________________.

Do you study English?

Yes, I ______________________________.
No, I don’t _________________________.
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In English, we can use question words to create questions using this structure:

Wh-? + do/does + subject* + verb + (object)? Word I want to know the…

*do + I, you, we, they
*does + he, she, it Who? person
What? object
Ex: Where do you live?
Where? position, place
What does she study at university?
When? time, occasion, moment
Why? explanation, reason
How? manner

Ex.
When does he arrive at work? He arrives at 10 a.m.
What do you drive? I drive a red car.
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Change the statements into questions using Wh- question words. Question
Remember to use do/does depending on the subject. Words
Who?
Who does she talk to on the phone? What?
She talks to her mother on the phone.
Where?
___________________________________ When?
Jennifer eats eggs for breakfast. Why?
How?
___________________________________
Nancy studies in the evening.

___________________________________
I listen to music because it is relaxing.
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In English, you can ask questions in the present simple tense without question words.
They are called yes/no questions:

Do/does + subject* + verb + (object)?

*do + I, you, we, they
*does + he, she, it

Ex: Do you play soccer?

Do you like pasta?
Does he speak Spanish?
Does she dance?
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Can you think of the questions that match the answers? Use yes/no questions.

Do you eat breakfast everyday?

Yes, I eat breakfast everyday.

___________________________________
No, I don’t have brothers or sisters.

___________________________________
Yes, I like salad.

___________________________________
No, Amy doesn’t live on the beach.

___________________________________
Yes, Matt has a job.
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1.06. Family

1.06 - Family
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• describe family relationships.
• name family members.

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Match the family members to the picture.

son

daughter

grandfather grandmother father mother brother sister

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Fill in the mind map with as many words as you know.

Family

Women Men

Sister Father
 Rosa Arnold
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Fill in the family tree.
Amber

Dave

Grandmother Grandfather

Gina Tom

Mother Father

Brother Sister
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True or false?

1. Rosa is a grandmother.

2. Dave is a mother.

3. Gina has a son and a daughter.

4. Tom has a brother.

5. Arnold is a grandmother.

6. Amber is a father.

Amber Dave Gina Tom

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Match the common adjectives to the pictures

tall young intelligent old short nice

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Describe your family members.

Subject + is + my + family member. Alexandra is my mother.

Subject + is + adjective. Alexandra is nice.

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1.07. Breakfast Foods

1.07 - Breakfast Foods

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• name breakfast foods.
• use is/are based on singular and plural nouns.
• describe what you eat for breakfast.

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Repeat the words after your teacher.

- Orange juice
- Scrambled eggs with bacon
- Pancakes with syrup
- Coffee
- Cereal with milk
- Tea
- Toast with butter
- Omelet
1.07 - Let’s Practice
List the vocabulary words you know in this picture.
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Learn about singular and plural nouns. Complete the chart.

There are many ways to form plural nouns in English. To create basic plural nouns,
English adds an –s to the end.

Singular noun Plural noun

eggs
egg

pancake
banana
apple
plate
cup

Ex. Remember:
The egg is broken. Singular means “one”.
The eggs are warm. Use is with singular nouns.

Plural means “more than one”.

Use are with plural nouns.
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Food or drink?

Pancakes are food.

Syrup is food.
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Answer the questions.

What do you eat for breakfast?

I eat…

What do you drink with breakfast?

I drink…
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1.08. Indefinite Articles

1.08 - Indefinite Articles

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• recognize consonant and vowel sounds.
• use a/an depending on the initial sound of breakfast
foods.

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Describe the foods and drinks in the pictures.

Describe what it is served in.

Ex. I see a glass of orange juice.

Word Bank:
plate glass
bowl cup
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English has two indefinite articles: a an

an a
Use “an” before singular nouns or adjectives Use “a” before singular nouns or adjectives
that begin with a vowel sound. that begin with a consonant sound.

vowels = A, E, I, O, U consonant = B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P,
Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y, Z

Ex. An orange. Ex. A cup of coffee.

An hour.
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Match the indefinite article with the correct word or phrase.

_______ plate of bacon.

_______ egg.
A
_______ glass of milk.
An _______ bowl of cereal.

_______ orange.

_______ pancake.

_______ omelet.

_______ honest man.

_______ cup of coffee.

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List as many breakfast foods as you can. Make sure to use the indefinite article.

A glass of orange juice.

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1.09. Present Continuous Tense
Part 1: Introduction

1.09 - Present Continuous Tense

Part 1: Introduction
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• describe current actions using the present
continuous.
• answer the question: What are you doing?

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Choose a picture and tell your teacher about it.

For example:

In picture one, they are working.

In picture two, …
1.

6. 4.

2.
5.

3.
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We use the present continuous to describe actions that are
happening right now.

Structure:

Subject + to be + verb+ing

I am studying. 1.
6.
You watching TV. 4.
We are working.
They riding bikes. (*ride)

He texting. 2.
She is walking. 5.
It sleeping.

3.
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Describe the pictures.

Remember: Subject + to be + verb+ing

What are YOU doing right now?

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1.10. Present Continuous Tense
Part 2: Negation

1.10 - Present Continuous Tense

Part 2: Negation
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• use the negative form of the present continuous.
• use contractions with the verb to be.

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What are they doing?
They are…

What are they not doing?

They are not…
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We use the present continuous to describe continuous actions.

Structure:

Subject + to be + verb+ing
I am studying.

To make it negative, we use:

Structure:

Subject + to be + not + verb+ing

I am not studying.
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In informal English, we often use contractions to form the negative:

Negative Contractions
Subject To be Negation Contraction
I am not I’m not
You are not aren’t
He/she/it is not isn’t
We are not aren’t
They are not aren’t

Ex.
I’m not eating.

What are you not doing?

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Compare and contrast. Use negative contractions.

She is reading a book.

She isn’t drinking coffee.

Word Bank:
study work wake up go to bed drink
drive eat walk talk take the bus
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1.11. Present Continuous Tense
Part 3: Questions

1.11 - Present Continuous Tense

Part 3: Questions
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• ask someone about a current action.
• ask questions using: who, what, where, when, and
why.

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Why are you learning English?

Are you studying English right now?

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In English, we can use question words to create a question:

Wh- Word I want to know the…

Who? person
What? object
Where? position, place
When? time, occasion, moment
Why? explanation, reason
How? manner

Ex.
Who are you calling? I am calling my mother.
What are you eating? I am eating an omelet.
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Learn how to form questions using the present continuous. Then finish the chart.

Statement Yes/No Question with to be Wh- Question

Subject + to be + verb+ing. To be + subject + verb+ing? Wh- + to be + subject + verb+ing?

I am learning. Am I learning? What am I learning?

You

He

She

We

They

Word Bank:
learn drink walk talk study
eat work text drive watch TV
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Change the statements into questions. Some questions may need a Wh- word.

What is he making for breakfast?

He is making eggs for breakfast.

___________________________________
Yes, she is having a party.

___________________________________
I am going to work.

___________________________________
No, it is not raining.
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1.12. Present Simple Tense vs.
Present Continuous Tense

1.12 - Present Simple Tense vs.

Present Continuous Tense
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• talk about your daily routine.
• discuss what you are doing right now.

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What do you do every day?

What are you doing right now?

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Both tenses are in the present. What is the difference?

Present Simple: Present Continuous:

Generally, we use the simple present in two Present continuous is usually used:
ways.
1) to describe an action happening in the
1) To describe daily routines and habits. moment.
Ex: I brush my teeth every morning. Ex: You are learning English right now.

2) To explain facts.
Ex: Many celebrities live in Hollywood.
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Talk about your daily schedule: What is happening in the photos?

At 7 am, I eat breakfast. They are eating

breakfast.

At 9 am,

At 12 pm,

At 5 pm,

At 10 pm,
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Fill in the statements with the correct verb and verb tense. Continue the story.

We leave to go on vacation at 11:00am, so I____ a big breakfast right

now. My husband usually _______________ cereal, but at the moment I ____

pancakes. Cereal _______________ good, but pancakes

_______________ delicious!

Word Bank:
be be
eat leave
make make
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1.13. Expressing Likes and
Dislikes with Gerunds and
Infinitives

1.13 - Expressing Likes and

Dislikes with Gerunds and
Infinitives
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• express feelings about activities.
• describe feelings using gerunds and infinitives.

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What do you like?

What do you dislike?

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There are two common ways to express likes and dislikes in English:

Infinitive: Gerund:
*infinitive = to + verb *gerund = verb + -ing

Subject + hate/love/like/doesn’t like + Subject + hate/love/like/doesn’t like +

infinitive + object gerund + object

Ex: John loves to watch movies. Ex: John loves watching movies.

Use an infinitive to express a habit or Use a gerund to put emphasis on the

preference. experience.
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Select a photo. Make a sentence.

He doesn’t like eating vegetables.

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1.14. Comparatives

1.14 - Comparatives
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• describe people using adjectives.
• make comparisons.

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Word Bank
happy sad
tall short
young old

Amar Silvia Dennis Candice Ertan

Compare the people in the image.
Ex. Dennis is taller than Ertan.

Amar is….

Silvia is….

Dennis is…

Candice is…

Ertan is…
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When we have two things we want to compare, we modify the adjective.

1. If the adjective has only one syllable, we add “-er”.

2. If the adjective has two syllables and ends in "-y," we remove the “-y” and add "-ier.”
3. If the adjective has two or more syllables and doesn’t end in “-y”, we use "more +
adjective."

Rule Adjective Comparative

1 tall taller
2 happy happier
confused more confused
3
important more important

Think of other adjectives with your teacher:

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1.14 - Let’s Practice busy adventurous
tall short
Compare yourself with your best friend. young old
curious responsible
funny careful
I am ________________ than my best friend.

My best friend is ________________ than me.

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1.15. Dates

1.15 - Dates
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
• use prepositions to tell the date of an event.
• talk about your birthday.

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Say these numbers for your teacher:
4 10 15 21

Name three months of the year.

What month is it right now?

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Fill in the
missing months.

Do you know
the numbers 1-
31 in English?
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English uses the prepositions of time on and in to talk about dates.

on in

Use on to talk about a specific date. Use in to talk about dates more generally.

Event + to be + on + Month + Day. Event + to be + in + Month.

Event + to be + in + the + season.

Ex:
My graduation is on May 9.
Ex:
My graduation is in May.
My graduation is in the spring.
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Think about celebrations in your country. Use prepositions of time to answer the
questions.

When is Christmas?

When is Independence Day?

What month is Carnival in?

When is your birthday?

What month is your mother’s birthday in?

When does it get cold? When does it get hot?

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Answer one of the following questions:

• How will you use what you learned today?

• What do you need to improve on?

• What did you do well on today?

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