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Orientation Class - Grade 7

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WELCOME

GRADE 7
ORIENTATION CLASS
INTRODUCTION
introduction normal listen

Food and Ingredients


WORDPLAY WONDERLAND
read normal listen & repeat

COUNTABLE NOUNS

pancake burger sandwich


meat or other food made
into a round, fairly flat
shape, fried and usually
eaten between two
halves of a bread roll

spring roll cookie


WORDPLAY WONDERLAND
read normal listen & repeat

UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

salt flour butter

sugar cheese
PRACTICE 1: MATCH
guide high look & match

sandwich pancake cookie burger spring roll


PRACTICE 2: MISSING LETTERS
guide high look & match

s _ lt fl _ _ r b _ tt _ r

s_g_r ch _ _ s _
PRACTICE 3: Read and write the correct word. (Optional)
guide high read & group

1. ...............: A seasoning used to flavor food.

2. ...............: A dairy product made from milk.

3. ...............: A flat, round cake cooked on a pan.

4. ...............: Two slices of bread with filling inside.

5. ...............: A sweet substance used to flavor food and drinks.

6. ...............: A powder made from grinding grains, used in baking.

7. ...............: A small, sweet baked treat, often with chocolate chips or other flavors.

8. ...............: A roll with vegetables and sometimes meat, often fried.


GRAMMAR JOYRIDE
read normal listen & repeat

THERE IS SOME ...... / THERE ARE SOME ......

There are some pancakes. There are some flour .

There are some + plural noun. There is some + uncountable noun.

Use “plural verb” Use “singular verb”


GRAMMAR JOYRIDE
read normal listen & repeat

THERE IS A LOT OF ...... / THERE ARE A LOT OF ......

There are a lot of pancakes. There is a lot of flour .

There are a lot of + plural noun. There is a lot of+ uncountable noun.
Use “plural verb” Use “singular verb”
PRACTICE 1: Fill in the Blanks with "There is" or "There are".
guide high read & fill

1. .......................... some pancakes for breakfast, just enough to fill me up.

2. .......................... a lot of sandwiches in the picnic basket, enough to feed a large group.

3. .......................... some spring rolls for the party, so there are only a few left.

4. .......................... some salt to add to the soup, but be careful not to make it too salty.

5. .......................... a lot of cheese on her pizza, making it very cheesy and delicious
PRACTICE 2: Fill in the blanks with "some" or "a lot of".
guide high read & fill

1. We need ..................... flour to bake the cake, just a small amount for this recipe.

2. He likes ..................... sugar in his coffee, making it very sweet.

3. The jar has ..................... cookies left, just a few for us to share.

4. They ordered ..................... burgers for the family because they invited many guests.

5. We need ..................... salt to prepare the dish, but only a small pinch.
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DIALOGUE DELIGHT
guide & role-play normal role-play

Anna: Hi, Tom! How was your weekend?

Tom: Hi, Anna! It was great. I spent Saturday making pancakes with my sister.

Anna: That sounds fun! Did you use some flour for the pancakes?

Tom: Yes, we used a lot of flour because we made a big batch. mẻ

Anna: Nice! I made some sandwiches for a picnic on Sunday.

Tom: That's awesome! Were there a lot of sandwiches?

Anna: Yes, I made a lot of sandwiches because we had many friends coming.

Tom: Sounds like a great picnic! Did you bring some cheese for the sandwiches?

Anna: Yes, I did. I used some cheese and also a lot of tomatoes.

Tom: Yum! I like sandwiches with a lot of cheese and tomatoes.

Anna: Me too! It was a delicious picnic.


SMALL TALK
Thank you & See you!

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