Ex.3
Complete the sentences then read and translate them:
1. is, a, big, there, window, bedroom, in, my.
2. are, house, no, our, in, pantries, there.
3. a, with, shares, he, room, friend, his.
4. Hobbit’s, is, lift, in, a, hole, there?
5. you, a, own, have, room, of, got, you?
Ex.4
Fill the gaps with my, your, his, its, their:
1. Once upon a time a king and a queen lived in a palace . palace was big and beautiful.
2. Miss Chatter has a lot of friends. friends write letters and postcards to her.
3. Ann saw signals and helped me.
4. Do you get along with sister?
5. He writes little poems for magazines. poems are funny but wise.
Ex.5
Put nouns in plural:
A frog – three
A tree – five
A banana – two
A potato – six
A child – eleven
A boy – ten
A deer – seven
A window – nine
An umbrella – eight
An goose – four
Ex.6
Fill in the gaps with am, is, are:
1. There two pictures on the wall.
2. The book on the table.
3. There a telephone in the hall.
4. My dog in the bedroom.
5. I ___ a pupil.
6. Jack and Jill my friends.
7. there eggs in the fridge?
8. there milk in the jar?
9. There people in the street.
10. a policeman in the car.
Ex.7
Fill in the gaps with no, a/an, any, some:
1. There are biscuits in the box. Can I have one?
2. Have you got ___ oranges in the basket?
3. There is spoon on the table.
4. Can I have ice cream?
5. We need salt.
6. We have sugar. Can you go and buy?
7. We haven’t got eggs.
8. There isn’t cheese at home.
9. I’d like milk in my coffee.
10. Can you give me apple?
Ex.8
Distribute the nouns un four columns by topics family, at home, town, school:
Pencil, cousin, door, cellar, daughter, uncle, mirror, pupil, bridge, sister, market, study, desk, eraser, nephew, paints, subway, bedroom, church, crossroads.
