7° Grade [session3]

Verb to be.

VERB TO BE 1

VERB TO BE 2 

Write the numbers on your notebook → NUMBERS

1° Grade [session3]

Present Progressive.

Answer the following 4 exercises on your notebook → 4 EXERCISES


🎲 Write the following vocabulary game → CLOTHES 1 → CLOTHES 2

4° Grade [session3]

Review before the test.

Write the correct sentence on your notebook → INFINITIVE OF PURPOSE 

Write the correct sentence on your notebook → WHO, WHICH, WHOSE 

Write the correct sentence on your notebook → WHO, WHICH, THAT, WHERE 

8° Grade [session3]

Demonstratives.

Write the sentences on your notebook → DEMONSTRATIVES 1 

Write the sentences on your notebook → DEMONSTRATIVES 2 

Prepositions of time.

Write the sentences on your notebook → PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

3° Grade [session3]

Will, goint to, 1st conditional.

Write the answers on your notebook → EXERCISE 1 

Write the sentences on your notebook → EXERCISE 2 

Write the sentences on your notebook → 1ST CONDITIONAL

2° Grade [session3]

Present Progressive for future.

Write the correct sentence on your notebook → EXERCISES

Order the sentences and write them down on your notebook → CLICK HERE

Order this expressions on your copybook → FUTURE EXPRESSIONS

1st Grade [session2]

Can / Can't

Do the following exercises → CLICK HERE

Answer the following questions → CLICK HERE

Complete with can or can't → CLICK HERE

Match the halves →ENTER HERE

7th Grade [session2]

Click the correct alternative → VERB TO BE

Video → MONTHS OF THE YEAR

Video → DAYS OF THE WEEK

Exercise 1. Unscramble the days:

U S Y T E A D _______________________

A F R Y I D _______________________

U A N Y D S _______________________

A Y W D E D E N S _______________________

N A D Y O M _______________________

T S A R U Y A D _______________________

R H U D A T S Y _______________________

S E Y U T D A _______________________

Exercise 2. Order the Months → CLICK HERE

4th Grade [session2]

Present perfect.

We use the Present Perfect to express an action that is still going on or that stopped recently, but has an influence on the present. It puts emphasis on the result.

Fill in the gaps → EXERCISE 1

Create affirmative sentences → EXERCISE 2

Create negative sentences → EXERCISE 3

Write sentences in Present Perfect → EXERCISE 4

8th Grade [session2]

Remember:

Click the correct alternative → EXERCISE 1

Choose the correct alternative → EXERCISE 2

Fill in the blanks → EXERCISE 3

2nd Grade [session2]

Countable & uncountable nouns: food.

Exercise 1. Watch the video and take notes about it. → FOOD VIDEO

Exercise 2. Make a list in your notebook with countable and uncountable nouns.

Exercise 3. PRESENT PERFECT → EXERCISES

3rd Grade [session2]

Have to.

• We use have to to talk about strong obligation that comes from somewhere else; for example from you boss, you parents, a rule at school or work.
  
  Examples:
  I have to be home by ten. (My parents told me so.)
  I have to get up early, because I start work at 8. (It is a rule.)
  I have to stop when the traffic light is red. (It is the law.)

• Don't have to means that there isn't any obligation at all,
  there is no need to do it.
  Examples:
  I don't have to get up early at weekend. (I can stay in bed as long as I want.)
  You don't have to go with me. (You can go with me if you want to.)

• We use has to/doesn't have to for 3rd person singular pronouns: he, she & it.

Exercise 1. Choose have to / has to or don't have to / doesn't have to.

1. Every man  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  do military service in my country. It's obligatory.
2. When do we  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  pay for the next term?
3. Policemen  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  wear a uniform.
4. A pilot  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  train for many years.
5. Does Susan  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  work long hours?
6. I  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  get up early on Sundays. I can stay in bed.
7. You  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  have a visa to come to Ukraine.
8. You  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  to do it if you don't want to.
9. My daughter  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  to cook, because I cook for the whole family.
10. We  --- have to don't have to has to doesn't have to  pay. It's free.

Exercise 2. Complete the sentences with have to or has to.

1. They ____________ write in the test.

2. She ____________ clean her desk.

3. Ken and Liz ____________ learn English words for their class.

4. andy ____________ help his brother tomorrow.

5. We ____________ do our homework before class.

6. He ____________ write with a pencil.

7. I ____________ feed the hamster.

8. You ____________ take photos.

9. Victoria ____________ read the newspaper.

10. The teacher ____________ send a text message.

Exercise 3. Create 3 sentences with things that are or aren't obligations for you.

1st Grade [session1]

Simple Present exercises.

⌨ Complete the sentences with the correct form → EXERCISES

7th Grade [session1]

Welcome to the lab!

♣ CLASSROOM ACTIONS

♣ CLASS OBJECTS

♣ COLOURS

♣ CLEAN THE ROOM

3rd Grade [session1]

Comparatives and superlatives. 

⌨ Do the exercises 1, 2, 3 and 4 → CLICK HERE

2nd Grade [session1]

Simple Past: regular and irregular verbs.

♣ Choose the correct verb form → ENTER HERE

♣ Play the monkey game → MONKEY GAME

4th Grade [session1]

Things to do on vacation.

🎵Listen and choose the correct alternative ⇾ ENTER HERE

🎵Listen and select true or false ⇾ CLICK HERE

8th Grade [session1]

Let's play!

🎵Listen and choose the correct family member ⇾ CLICK HERE 

⌨ Read the sentences and write the nationality or the country ⇾ ENTER HERE