Revision 4th gradeDeyana Peykova

a/an Plural nouns

a ballan apple but an hour!!!Exercises:__ elephant__ ball__ hour__ drums

ball + s = balls

But!child – childrenperson – peopleman – men woman – women

anaan-

GrammarSubject pronounsIYouHeSheItWeYouThey

Possessive adjectives

My YourHisHerItsOurYourTheir

Possessive pronouns

MineYoursHisHersItsOursYoursTheirs

This is my book. = This book is mine.It’s our computer. = The computer is ours.

Grammar - to bePositiveI am = I’mYou are=

You’reHe is = He’sShe is = She’sIt is = It’sWe are =

We’reYou are=

You’reThey

are=They’re

I’m from Bulgaria.

NegativeI’m notYou aren’tHe isn’tShe isn’tIt isn’tWe aren’tYou aren’tThey aren’t

She isn’t from Poland.

QuestionsAm I..?Are you..?Is he..?Is she..?Is it..?Are we..?Are you..? Are they..?

Are you from Bulgaria?

Short answers

Yes, I am.No, I’m not. Yes, you are.No, you

aren’t.Yes, he is.No, he isn’t.

Wh-questions

What’s his name?

Where are you from?

QuestionsWhat’s your name? How old are you? Are you student?Where are your parents

from? What’s your favourite

colour? Is your mum a teacher? Where are you from? Where is your friend

from?

My name is Deyana.I’m 27.No, I’m not.My parents are from

Rakovski.My favourite colour is

orange.No, she isn’t.I’m from Rakovski. She is from Plovdiv.

There is / There areSingularPositive: There’s (is) a

bag.Negative: There isn’t a

bag.Questions: Is there a

computer? Short answers: Yes, there is. No, there isn’t.

PluralPositive: There are some

bags. Negative: There aren’t

bags. Questions: Are there bags? Short answers: Yes, there areNo, there aren’t.

WH- questions: How many bags are there?

Complete the sentences. Use there is/ there are__________a teacher in the classroom.__________ some mats on the floor. __________ a student in front of the teacher. __________ some posters on the wall.__________ a table on the right. __________ two big windows. How many kites ___________?

There isThere areThere is

There isThere are

There are

are there

Countable and uncountable nounsYou can count some things –

COUNTABLE NOUNSa key- two keys – three keys HOW MANY KEYS? Three.

You can’t count some things- UNCOUNTABLE NOUNSwater coffee sugar cola time bread money jewelleryHOW MUCH WATER? A litre.

ONLY COUNTABLE NOUNS HAVE A PLURAL FORM!

applesaltorangesugarcoffeewaterbottlebowl juiceCDgoldsilver

Are these countable (C) or uncountable (U)?

CUCUUUCCUCUU

SOME/ANYPositiveThere are some keys in the

classroom.There’s some cola in the

bottle. NegativeThere aren’t any keys. There isn’t any cola. QuestionsAre there any keys in the

table? Is there any cola in the bottle?

We use some and any with uncountable and countable nouns!!!

Complete with some and any.

Is there _____ sugar? There aren’t____

students. There isn’t _____ ice-

cream. There’s _____money on

the wallet.

anyanyany

some

Prepositions and directionsPrepositions of

placein, on, on the left, on the right, in front of, behind, next to, near, between, opposite

Directions

in, on, out of, into, across, off, through, opposite, along

My day at schoolSubjects:

Biology, History, Geography, Music, Sports, Maths, Art, Nature Studies, Bulgarian

In the classroom:classroom, music room, computer rooms, staff room, library, gym, bookshop, swimming pool, school yard

School rules:1.Don’t run!2.Listen to the teacher!3.Don’t bring animals at

school!4.Learn your lesson!5.Don’t eat sandwiches at

class!6.Write your homework!7.Don’t make a noise!8.Don’t run in the classroom!9.Don’t push the door!10.Don’t sleep in class!11.Don’t drink juice in class!12.Walk carefully!

Cardinal numbers10 ten20 twenty21 twenty – one22 twenty - two30 thirty40 forty 50 fifty 70 seventy 80 eighty 90 ninety 100 one hundred

110 one hundred and ten200 two hundred212 two hundred and twelve300 three hundred400 four hundred426 four hundred and twenty -

six500 five hundred600 six hundred647 six hundred and forty-

seven700 seven hundred800 eight hundred900 nine hundred1000 one thousand

Read the numbers109258317416570

one hundred and ninetwo hundred and fifty-eightthree hundred and seventeen

four hundred and sixteenfive hundred and seventy

Ordinal numbersCardinal numbers + TH

FOUR + TH = FOURTH

BUT!!!1st first

2nd second 3th third

five 5th fiftheight 8th eighth

nine 9th ninth

twelve 12th twelfth

twenty 20th twentieth

Y IE

Which colour is irregular? 1st first2nd second 3rd third 4th fourth 5th fifth 6th sixth7th seventh8th eighth9th ninth10th tenth11th eleventh12th twelfth13th thirteenth

14th fourteenth15th fifteenth16th sixteenth17th seventeenth18th eighteenth19th nineteenth 20th twentieth 21st twenty – first 22nd twenty – second23rd twenty – third24th twenty – fourth 25th twenty – fifth

Antonymsbig – small white – black right – lefthot – coldlast – first inside – outsideover – underpoor – rich clean – dirty new – old open – closeover – under difficult – easyinteresting -

boring

happy – sadthin – fatbefore – after strong – weak young – oldday – nighttrue – falseearly – latein front of – behindsugar – saltnear – farlove – hateexpensive – cheap must – mustn’t

tall – shortslow – fast start – finish can – can’tfast – slowbad – goodmoon – sun dark – lightspeak – keep silentwin – losesit down – stand up sunny – cloudydown – up long – short

Days of the weekMonday

TuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday

MonthsJanuary

FebruaryMarchAprilMayJune

JulyAugustSeptemberOctoberNovemberDecember

The seasons and the weatherspringsummerautumnwinter

sunnywarmhotcoldcoolwindycloudyfoggy

•It is wet in autumn and winter. •It is cold in autumn and winter. •It is windy in autumn and winter.•It is cloudy in autumn and winter. •It is hot in summer and spring. •It is warm in summer and spring.•It is sunny in summer and spring. •It is foggy in autumn and winter.

What time is it?

What time is it?

It’s nine o’clock. It’s twenty - five past nine.

It’s half past nine. It’s ten to nine.

Transport and travelbusschoolbuscarlorryhorsebiketaximotorbiketrainplanescooterundergroundboat

Rideride a bikeride a horseride a motorbikeride a scooter

Drivedrive a car drive a lorry

Fly fly a plane

I travel by bus. I travel on foot.

Present Simple TensePositiveI workYou workHe worksShe worksIt worksWe workYou workThey work

I work at night.

Sarah works a lot.

Short answers

Yes, I do.No, I don’t.

Yes, she does.

No, she doesn’t.

WH- questions:

Where do you work?

NegativeI don’t workYou don’t workHe doesn’t

workShe doesn’t

workIt doesn’t

workWe don’t workYou don’t workThey don’t

work

I don’t work at night.

She doesn’t smoke.

QuestionsDo (Don’t)I workDo (Don’t)you workDoes (Doesn’t)he

work?Does (Doesn’t)she

work?Does (Doesn’t)it

work?Do (Don’t)we work?Do (Don’t) you

work?Do (Don’t)they

work?

Do they work at night?

Does she smoke?Don’t you smoke?

Choose the correct words:I work/works in a shop.They don’t/doesn’t go to this school.We like/likes that book. Do you live/lives here? What time do you get/gets up? We don’t/doesn’t go to school.Where do/does they live? They has/have breakfast at half past eight.

Complete the sentences:Mel (live)______ in London.Ann (go)______ out a lot. He(not/work)__________.Marcus (study)________.He (want)________ a friend.He (not/like)_________school. (you/go)_______________to school?What time (the school/start)______________?(you/watch)_____________ TV in the evening?(she/like)______________ music?

livesgoes

doesn’t workstudies

wantsdoesn’t likeDo you go

does the school startDo you watch

Does she like

Complete with the correct form of the verbsYou (arrive)arrive at school at eight

o’clock.I (not go)_______ to bed at ten o’clock. Tom and his dad (live)______ in Manchester. Tom (not go)_______ home after school.We (start)_______ work at ten to nine.Tom’s dad (not work)_______ in the

morning.

don’t golive

doesn’t gostart

doesn’t work

Frequency adverbsHe never cleans his

room. We sometimes go

Tom’s house. We often cooks.We usually go to a

café. He’s always

unfriendly.

How often …..?I’m always late. I play football once a

week.

often/’s/she/late/.She’s often late. Once a week/play/football/I/.I play football once a week. Tae Kwon Do/we/after

school/sometimes/do/.We sometimes do Tae Kwon Do after

school.

Adverbs of quantitya lot ofa fewa little

Adverbs of mannerswell, badly, slowly, carefully, quickly, suddenly

Examples:

My brother eats a few bananas everyday. Gorillas eat a lot of bananas every day. I drink a little water every day. My sister drinks a lot of water every day. Rabbits eat a little grass every day. Elephants eat a lot of grass every day.

Tigers usually eat meat. They never eat grass.

Lions run quickly. Cows run slowly. Birds fly well. Cocks fly badly. Rabbits run fast. Dolphins swim well.

I write carefully. My sister breaks the glass suddenly.

can/can’tPositiveI canYou can He canShe can It can We can You can They can

NegativeI can’tYou can’tHe can’tShe can’t It can’t We can’tYou can’t They can’t

QuestionsCan (can’t) I sing?Can (can’t) you

sing?Can (can’t)he

sing?Can (can’t) she

sing?Can (can’t) it sing?Can (can’t) we

sing?Can (can’t) you

sing?Can (can’t) they

sing?

Short answers:

Yes, I can. No, I can’t.

WH-questions:

Who can they do?

Who can dance?

have gotPositiveI have got = I’ve gotYou have got = You’ve gotHe has got = He’s gotShe has got = She’s gotIt has got = It’s gotWe have got = We’ve gotYou have got = You’ve gotThey have got =They’ve

got

He’s got a blue eyes.

NegativeI haven’t gotYou haven’t gotHe hasn’t gotShe hasn’t gotIt hasn’t gotWe haven’t gotYou haven’t gotThey haven’t got

She hasn’t got blond hair.

QuestionsHave I got…? Have you got..? Has he got…?Has she got..?Has it got…?Have we got..?Have you got..?Have they

got..?

Has he got a beard? Short answers:

Yes, I have./ No, I haven’t.Yes, he has./ No, he hasn’t.

WH – questions:What colour eyes has she got? What sort of hair has he got?

Present continuous PositiveI’m watchingYou’re watchingHe’s watchingShe’s watchingIt’s watchingWe’re watchingYou’re watchingThey’re watching

We ‘re watching a TV.

QuestionsAm I/Am I not watching?Are you/Aren’t you watching?Is he/Isn’t he watching?Is she/Isn’t she watching?Is it/Isn’t it watching?Are we/Aren’t we watching?Are you/Aren’t you watching?Are they/Aren’t they

watching?

Are you watching?Aren’t you watching?

NegativeI’m not watchingYou aren’t

watchingHe isn’t watchingShe isn’t

watchingIt isn’t watchingWe aren’t

watchingYou aren’t

watchingThey aren’t

watching

We aren’t watching.

Short answers: Yes, I am. / No, I’m not. Yes, you are. / No, you

aren’t.

WH-questions: What are they watching?

Test - Present Continuous and Present Simple Put the verbs in brackets into the Present

Simple or the Present Continuous. 1. He can’t talk right now. He (have) ……………. a bath.2. I usually (have) ……………. lunch at about two o’clock.3. Her parents (not believe) ……………. in UFOs.4. Tom is a well-known author but he (not write) ……………. anything at the moment.5. They don’t want to help me now. They (watch) ……………. TV.

is having

have

don’t believe

isn’t writing

are watching

6. - Joanna, this is Mike, my friend from work. We (work) ……………. on a new project together.7. My mother (think) ……………. that I am too young to wear mini-skirts.8. I (study) ……………. maths at university now, but in the future I would like to be a TV presenter.

are working think

sam studying

Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Simple.

1. The swimming bath (open) ……………. at 9.00 and (close) ……………. at 18.30 every day.2. I have a car but I (not use)……………. it very often.3. How many cigarettes (you smoke) ………………. a day?4. I don’t understand the word ‘deceive’. What (‘deceive’ mean) ………………………?5. George (not go) ……………. to the cinema very often.

don’t usecloses

opens

do you smoke

does “deceive” mean?doesn’t go

Present Simple. Circle the correct answer.

1. I are / am happy.2. My sister don’t like / doesn’t like school.3. All my friends like / likes football.4. Is / Are a business executive’s life stressful?5. Do / Does you have time for hobbies?6. I have / has a sandwich for lunch every day.7. Brian watch / watches television all day.8. My parents don’t listen to/ doesn’t listen to rock music. 9. I don’t go / doesn’t go to school by bus.10. Do / Does Mary go parachuting with Mick?

Put the verbs in brackets into the Present Continuous. 1. Please be quiet. I (try) ……………. to

concentrate.2. Look! It (snow) ……………. .3. I want to lose weight. I (not eat) ……………. anything today.4. Why (you wear) …………………………….. a sweater today? It’s very warm.5. I (not work) ……………………. this week. I’m on holiday.

am trying

is snowing.am not eating

are you wearing

am not working

was/were/wasn’t/weren’tPositiveI wasYou wereHe wasShe wasIt wasWe wereYou wereThey were

Our friend were there.

QuestionsWas I …?Were you..?Was he..?Was she..? Was it..?Were we..?Were you..?Were they..?

Were you there?Weren’t you there?

NegativeI wasn’tYou weren’tHe wasn’tShe wasn’tIt wasn’tWe weren’tYou weren’tThey weren’t

You weren’t there.

Short answersYes, I was.No, I wasn’t.Yes, you were. No, you

weren’t.

WH-questions:Who was

there?Where were

you? Past simple tense + yesterday, last night, last week, last year, last month, last Sunday, last evening, last morning…..

Past Simple TensePositiveI workedYou workedHe workedShe workedIt workedWe workedYou workedThey worked

People listened to rock’n’roll music.

NegativeI didn’t workYou didn’t workHe didn’t workShe didn’t workIt didn’t workWe didn’t workYou didn’t workThey didn’t

work

People didn’t have too much food.

QuestionsDid I work? Did you work?Did he work?Did she work?Did it work?Did we work?Did you work?Did they work?

Did people help each other?

Short answersYes, I did.No, I didn’t.

WH-questionsWhat music

did people listen to?

Irregular verbsbe – was/werebecome –

becamebreak – brokebring – broughtbuild – builtbuy – boughtcan – couldcatch – caughtchoose – chosecome – camecost – costcut – cutdo – diddraw – drewdream – dreamt

drink – drankdrive – droveeat- atefall – fellfeel – feltfind – foundfly – flewget – gotgive – gavego – wentgrow – grewhave – hadhear – heardhurt – hurtkeep – kept

know-knewlearn – learntleave – leftlet – letlose – lostmake – mademeet – metmust – had to read – readride – roderun – ransay – saidsee – sawsell – soldsing – sang

sing – sangsit – satsleep – sleptstand – stoodsteal – stoleswim – swamtake – tookteach – taughttell - toldthink – thoughtthrow – threwwake – wokewear –worewin –wonwrite - wrote

Complete with was,were,wasn’t, weren’t

Mark: ______ you at work yesterday?Dean: No, I________.Mark: ________you at home? Dean: Yes, I ________.Mark: ________ you parents at home? Dean: No, they _________, but my

grandparents ________ there.Mark: ________ you ill? Dean: No, I ________ but my dog ________.

Were

Werewas

Wereweren’twere

Werewaswasn’t

wasn’t

Complete the text with the correct form of the past simpeWe (come)_______ to Britain in 2001 and

(stay)________ in London. I (like)_______it. We (live)_______ in a little house and my brother (work)________ in a café. I (go)_______ to school and (help)_________my brother in the evening. In 2002 my uncle (give)________ some money to the family and we (move) ________ to a big house. We (be)_________ very happy.

came

went

stayed likedlived

worked

helpedgave

movedwere

Future tensePositiveI will sing = I’ll singYou will sing =You’ll

singHe will sing =He’ll singShe will sing = She’ll

singIt will sing =It’ll singWe will sing=We’ll sing You will sing =You’ll

singThey will sing =They’ll

sing

I will watch TV.

NegativeI won’t singYou won’t singHe won’t singShe won’t singIt won’t singWe won’t singYou won’t singThey won’t

sing

I won’t watch TV.

QuestionsWill I sing?Will you sing?Will he sing?Will she sing?Will it sing?Will we sing?Will you sing?Will they sing?

Short answersYes, I will.No I won’t.

Future tense + tomorrow, next week, next year, next month, next Sunday……