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1. ( -) , . . , . ?.

What Is Your Name? 1. What is your name? What is your name? Now tell me, please, What is your name? 2. My name is Helen My name is Helen My name is Helen That is my name.

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[aK aK aK] my, my, my
[n n n, eK eK eK] name, name, name, my name, my name, my name.
[K K K, z z z] is, is, is, is Vova, is Misha, is Ira, is Vera, is Natasha. My name is Vova. My name is Misha. My name is Ira. My name is Natasha. My name is Dick. My name is Kate. My name is Ben. My name is Amy [´eKmK].
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[h h h, , l l l] Helen, is Helen. My name is Helen.
[ð ð ð, æ æ æ, t t t, s s s] thats, thats, thats, thats my name, thats my name, thats my name.

2. My name is Helen My name is Helen My name is Helen That is my name.

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4. , . :
[h h h, K K K, z z z] his, his, his, his name, his name, his name. His name is Vova. His name is Vova. His name is Kolya. His name is Dick. His name is Ben.
[@: @: @:] her, her, her, her name, her name, her name. Her name is Helen. Her name is Nina. Her name is Natasha. Her name is Kate. Her name is Amy [´eKmK].

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5. ?, ?, ?, ?. : [w w w, O O O, t t t] what, what, what, what is, what is, what is.
[j j j, O: O: O:] your, your, your, your name, your name, your name. What is your name? What is your name? What is your name? What is his name? What is his name? What is his name? What is her name? What is her name? What is her name?
6. 1- ? ( ):

1. What is your name? What is your name? Now tell me, please, What is your name?

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[n n n, au au au] now, now, now
[e e e, t t t] tell, tell, tell, now tell me, now tell me, now tell me.
[p p p, z z z] please, please, please. Now tell me, please (3 times).
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What is your name? What is your name? Now tell me, please, What is your name?

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7. . -. :
[aK aK aK] Im, Im, Im
[r r r, O O O] from, from, from, Im from, Im from, Im from, Russia, I am from Russia (3).
[ð ð ð] the, the, the
8. . :
[r r r, eK eK eK, t t t] Great (3)
[r r r, K K K] Britain (3), Great Britain (3), Im from Great Britain (3).
[e e e] America (3), Im from America (3).
[æ æ æ] Africa (3), Im from Africa (3). Im from Russia. Im from Great Britain. Im from America, and you? Im from Africa.

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9. , . :
[h h h, i: i: i:] he (3). He is from Russia. He is from America. He is from Great Britain. He is from Africa.
[S S S, i: i: i:] she (3). She is from Russia. She is from Great Britain. She is from America. She is from Africa. His name is Vasya. He is from Russia. Her name is Mimi. She is from America. Her name is Sue. She is from Great Britain. His name is Bob. He is from America. His name is Paul. He is from Great Britain. His name is Vasya. He is from Russia, and Mimi? She is from America, and Sue? She is from Great Britain, and Bob? He is from America, and Paul? He is from Africa.
10. . :
[aK aK aK] Hi (3)! Hi! My name is Nick. Im from America. Hi! My name is Tom. Im from Africa. Bye! (3)
11. .
Sam: Hi! Im from America.
Sally: Hi! Whats your name?
Sam: My name is Sam. And whats your name?
Sally: My name is Sally. Im from Great Britain. Bye!
Sam: Bye!
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12. , :

One, two, three Hop, hop, hop! One, two, three Stop!

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13. (, , )?. :
[w w w, E@ E@ E@] where (3)
[α: α: α:] are (3), are you (3). Where are you from? (3) Where are you from, Don? Im from Africa. Where are you from, Polly? Im from Great Britain. Where is he from? (3) Where is she from? (3) Where is Don from? He is from Africa. Where is Polly from? She is from Great Britain.
14. , :

(please) (please) One, two, three Hop, hop, hop! One, two, three Stop! One, two, three Hop, hop, hop!  

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15. ? , . :
[au au au] how (3). How are you?
[aK aK aK] fine (3). Im fine (3).
[T T T, æ æ æ] thanks (3). Im fine, thanks (3).
: How are you?
: Im fine, thanks.
[ou ou ou] hello (3)
: Hello, Kate!
: Hello, John!
16. . :
: Hello, Kate!
: Hello, John!
: How are you?
: Im fine, thanks. And how are you?
: Im fine, too. Thanks.
: Bye!
: Bye!
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17. , :

Stand up! Hands up! Hands down! Sit down!

18. , :

Hello, Pam! Hello, May! How are you? Fine! Im ten today.

( ).

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19. , . :
[ , ð ð ð] mother (3), a mother (3), my mother, his mother, her mother, your mother.
[α: α: α:] father (3), a father (3), my father, his father, her father, your father.
[æ æ æ, v v v] have (3)
[g g g, O O O, t t t] got (3), have got (3), I have got, Ive got (3). Ive got a mother (3). Ive got a mother. Her name is Anna Ivanovna. Ive got a father (3). Ive got a father, his name is Nikolai Petrovich.
20. ?. ( ):
: How is your mother?
: She is fine, thanks.
: How is your father?
: is fine, thanks.
( ).
( ).
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21. , . :
[r r r, æ æ æ, n n n] grand (3), grandmother (3), a grandmother (3). I have got a grandmother (3). Ive got a grandmother (3). Ive got a grandmother, her name is Katerina Petrovna. Grandfather (3), a grandfather (3). Ive got a grandfather (3). Ive got a grandfather, his name is Ivan Pavlovich.
[j j j, e e e] yes (3). Yes, I have. Yes, Ive got a grandmother. Yes, Ive got a grandfather, and you?
[ou ou ou] no (3).
[O O O] not (3). No, I have not. No, I havent. No, I have not got (3). No, I have not got a grandmother (3). No, I havent got a grandmother (3). No, I havent got a grandfather (3).

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22. , (). :
[K K K] sister (3), a sister (3). Ive got a sister (3). Yes, Ive got a sister. No, I havent got a sister.
[ , ð ð ð, r r r] brother (3), a brother (3). Ive got a brother (3). Yes, Ive got a brother. No, I havent got a brother and (3), a mother and a father, a grandmother and a grandfather, a brother and a sister. Ive got a brother and a sister, and you? Ive got a sister and a brother, and you?
or (3), or a brother, or a sister. I havent got a brother or a sister. I havent got a sister or a brother, and you?
23. 2- ? ( 2- ):

How is your sister? She is fine, thanks. How is your brother? He is fine, thanks.

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( 2- ).
( ).
24. ( ).

What is your name? Where are you from? Have you got a sister? What is her name? Have you got a brother? What is his name? Have you got a grandmother or a grandfather?

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25. , , , (). :
[α: α: α:, nt nt nt] aunt (3), an aunt (3), my aunt, his aunt, her aunt. I havent got an aunt, and you? Ive got an aunt, she is from Minsk.
[ , k k k] uncle (3), an uncle (3), my uncle, his uncle, her uncle, your uncle. I havent got an uncle, and you? Ive got an uncle, he is from Moscow.
[e e e] friend (3), a friend (3), my friend, your friend, his friend, her friend. Ive got a friend, he is from Africa. Have you got an aunt? Yes, I have. Have you got an uncle? No, I havent. Have you got a friend? Yes, I have. Have you got a friend? Yes, Ive got a friend. Have you got an aunt? No, I havent got an aunt.

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26. , . :
[ð ð ð, eK eK eK] they (3), they have (3). They have got an aunt and an uncle. Theyve got a friend. Theyve got a sister and a brother. Have they got a friend? Yes, they have. Have they got an aunt? No, they havent.
[w w w, i: i: i:] we (3), we have (3). Weve got a grandfather and a grandmother. We havent got a brother or a sister.
[O: O: O:] daughter (3), a daughter (3), his daughter, her daughter, your daughter. Have they got a daughter? Yes, theyve got a daughter.
[ ] [n n n] son (3), a son (3), his son, her son, your son. Have you got a son? No, we havent got a son, weve got a daughter.
27. 1- - , . .

Clap Your Hands Clap, clap, clap your hands Clap your hands together, Clap, clap, clap your hands Clap your hands together.

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28. , ( ) . :
[æ æ æ, z z z] has (3), he has (3), he has got (3). He has got a son. Mr. Smith has got a son. She has (3), she has got (3). She has got a daughter. Mrs. Abb has got a daughter, but (3), but she hasnt got, but he hasnt got. My aunt has got a daughter, but she hasnt got a son. Her uncle has got a son, but he hasnt got a daughter.
29. ( ).
Hello!
How are you?
Whats your name?
Where are you from?
Have you got a friend?
Whats his name?
Where is your friend from?
How is he?
Has your friend got a brother?
Has he got a sister?
Have you got a brother or a sister?
30. . .
Ive got a friend. Her name is Mary. She is from Great Britain. She has got a mother, a father and a grandmother, but she hasnt got a grandfather. Mary has got a brother. His name is Tony. Mary has got a sister. Her name is Polly. Mary hasnt got an aunt or an uncle.
( , , , ):
Where is Mary from? She is from Great Britain.
Has she got a grandfather? No, she hasnt.
Has she got a brother? Yes, she has.
Whats his name? His name is Tony.
Has she got a sister? Yes, she has.
Whats her name? Her name is Polly.

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31. , ( ) . :
[æ æ æ] family (3), a family (3). has got a family. Has she got a family? No, she hasnt got a family. Has your aunt got a family? Yes, she has. Has your uncle got a family? No, he hasnt.
[ , v v v] love (3), I love (3). I love my family (3).
How I love my family!
Have you got a family? Yes, I have.
Have you got an aunt? No, I havent.
Has your friend got a family? Yes, he has.
Has your friend got an uncle? No, he hasnt.
32. . ( ):

My Family Ive got a mother, Ive got a father, Ive got a brother Paul. Ive got an aunt, Ive got an uncle, How I love them all!

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[ð ð ð, e e] them (3)
[O: O: O:] all (3), them all (3). How I love them all.
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33. .
Hello! Im from America, from Washington. My name is Philip. Ive got a father, a mother and a brother. I havent got a sister. I love my family! Ive got an aunt and an uncle. They are from New York. Theyve got a daughter. Her name is Peggy. Theyve got a son. His name is Robert.
Ive got a friend. His name is Tom. He is from Washington, too. Tom hasnt got a sister or a brother, but he has got a grandfather and a grandmother. Goodbye, my friend!

Love. Philip

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Is Philip from Great Britain? No, he is not from Great Britain.
Where is he from? He is from America.
Has he got a brother? Yes, he has.
Has he got a sister? No, he hasnt.
Where are his aunt and uncle from? They are from New York.
Has Philip got a friend? Yes, he has.
What is his name? His name is Tom.

34. ? , , , ( : , , ; ):
Test yourself ( ):
1. Hello, boys and girls! , !
2. Goodbye, boys and girls! , !
3. Stand up, please! , .
4. Sit down, please! , !
5. Get ready for the lesson. .
6. The lesson is over. .
7. Who is on duty today? I am. ? .
8. Who is away today? ?
9. Nina is. .
10. Nina and Vasya are. .
11. Nobody is. .
12. Whats the matter with Nina? ?
13. She is ill. .
14. Im sorry, I dont know , .
15. Listen to me, please. , .
16. Say after me. .
17. Say it again. .
18. Thank you. .
19. Good. .
20. Very good. .
21. Thats right. .
22. Thats wrong. He .
23. Open your textbooks, page... , ....
24. Close your textbooks. .
25. Open your exercise-books. .
26. Close your exercise-books.
27. Come up to the blackboard. .
28. Go back to your place. .
29. Show me the letter.... ....
30. Name the letter. .
31. Sound the letter. , .
32. Write the letter. .
33. Sound the symbol. , .
34. Lets do our exercises. .
35. Lets play. .
36. Lets sing. .
37. Sing the song. .
38. Sing to the music. .
39. Recite the poem... ...
40. Now you, please. , .
35. , , ( , ):
[bi:, b]; [si:, s, k); D [di:, d]; F [ef, f]; G [dZi:, dZ, g]; H [eKtS, h]; J [dZeK, dZ, Z]; K [keK, k]; L [el, l]; M [em, m]; N [en, n]; P [pi:, p]; Q [kju:]; R [α:, r]; S [es, s, z]; [ti:, t]; V [vi:, v] W [′dblju:, w]; X [eks, ks, gz]; Z [zed, z].
36. , , ( ):
[m, n, s, z, p, k, dZ, v, d, h, f, r, t, w, g, l, b]
37. ? ( ):

1. I 2. he 3. she 4. we 5. you 6. they 7. my 8. your 9. his 10. her 11. name 12. mother 13. father 14. grandmother 15. grandfather 16. sister 17. brother 18. uncle 19. aunt 20. friend 21. son 22. daughter   23. family 24. Russia 25. Great Britain 26. America 27. Africa 28. love 29. and 30. or 31. but 32. from 33. yes 34. no 35. how 36. what 37. where 38. hello 39. hi 40. bye 41. thanks 42. please 43. fine

1. What is your name? My name is Ann.
2. What is her name? Her name is Helen.
3. What is his name? His name is Mike.
4. Where are you from? Im from Russia.
5. Where is she from? She is from Great Britain.
6. Where is he from? He is from America.
7. Where are they from? They are from Africa.
8. How are you? Im fine, thanks.
9. How is your mother? She is fine, thanks.
10. How is your father? He is fine, thanks.
11. How are they? They are fine, thanks.
12. Have you got a grandmother? No, I havent.
13. Have you got a grandfather? Yes, I have.
14. Have you got a sister or a brother? No, I havent got a sister or a brother.
15. Has he got a son? Yes, he has.
16. Has she got a daughter? No, she hasnt.
17. Have they got a son or a daughter? Yes, they have got a son and a daughter.
18. Ive got a sister and a brother, and you? Ive got a sister but I havent got a brother.
19. He has got an aunt and an uncle, and she? She hasnt got an aunt or an uncle.
20. How I love my family!

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38. . :
[d d d, O O O] doctor (3), a doctor (3). My father is a doctor. My mother isnt a doctor.
[t t t, i: i: i:, tS tS tS] teacher (3), a teacher (3). My father isnt a teacher. He is a doctor. My mother isnt a doctor. She is a teacher.
[p p p, ju: ju: ju:] pupil (3), a pupil (3), Im a pupil (3). My sister is a pupil, too. My brother isnt a pupil. My friend is a pupil.
39. ( ).
Are you a pupil?
Is your mother a doctor?
Is your father a teacher?
Have you got a grandfather?
Is he a doctor?
Have you got a grandmother?
Is she a teacher?
Have you got a brother?
Is he a pupil?
40. 1- . 1- :

I Am a Pupil I am a pupil, is a pupil, She is a pupil, too. I am not a teacher, I am a pupil And I like you.

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[aK aK aK] like (3), I like you (3).
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( 1- ).
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41. .
[w w w, @: @: @:] worker (3), a worker (3), is a worker. is a worker (3). She is a worker (3). Is he a worker? Yes, he is a worker. Is she a worker? No, she is not a worker.
[e e e, n n n, dZ dZ dZ, K@ K@ K@] engi- (3), -neer (3), engineer (3), an engineer (3). Is she an engineer? Yes, she is an engineer. Is he an engineer? No, he is not an engineer, he is a worker.
[d d d, r r r, aK aK aK, v v v] driver (3), a driver (3). He is a driver (3). She is not a driver (3). Is he a driver? Yes, he is a driver. Is she a driver? No, she is not a driver she is an engineer.
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Is she a driver? Is he a worker? Is she a doctor, too? She is not a doctor She is a teacher And she likes you.

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( ).
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43. , . :
[u: u: u:] who (3). Who is he? (3) Who is she? (3) Who is he? He is my uncle. Who is she? She is my aunt. Who is he? He is my friend Bill. Who is she? She is my friend Jill.
[w w w, O O O] what (3). What is he? (3) What is she? What is he? He is a worker. What is she? She is an engineer. Who is she? She is my grandmother. What is she? She is a teacher. Who is he? He is my father. What is he? He is a doctor.
Who is he? He is my friend Sam. What is Sam? He is a pupil.
44. ?. ( ).

What Is He? One, two, three Who is he? He is my father. One, two, three What is he? He is a worker.

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45. :
My name is Vova. Ive got a father, a mother, a grandmother, a sister and a brother. Im a pupil. My sister isnt a pupil. Her name is Katya. My brother is a driver. His name is Vasya. My mother is a doctor. My father is an engineer. My family is from Moscow. How I love my family!
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Is Vova a pupil?
Is his sister a pupil?
What is his father?
What is his mother?
Is his family from Moscow?
Where is his family from?

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46. , . :
[w w w, O O O] want (3), I want (3).
[t t t, i: i: i:] to be (3), to be a worker (3), to be a doctor (3), to be an engineer (3), to be a driver (3). I want to be a doctor. I want to be a worker. I want to be a driver.
[ou ou ou] dont (3), I dont want (3). I dont want to be an engineer. I want to be a worker. I dont want to be a teacher. I want to be a doctor.
47. ? .
Sam, have you got a brother?
Yes.
Is he an engineer?
No, he isnt an engineer.
What is he?
My brother is a driver. I want to be a driver, too.
I dont want to be a driver. I want to be a doctor.

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48. [ , K K aK, t t t] pilot (3), a pilot (3). I want to be a pilot (3). Do you want to be a pilot? Yes, I want to be a pilot, too.
[O O:, O O:, O O:, z z z] cosmonaut (3), a cosmonaut (3) I want to be a cosmonaut. Do you want to be a cosmonaut? (3) Yes, I want to be a cosmonaut. What do you want to be? (3) Do you want to be a driver? No, I dont want to be a driver. What do you want to be? I want to be a cosmonaut.
49. ? :
Is she your mother?
No, she isnt.
Who is she?
She is my aunt.
Is she a doctor?
No, she isnt a doctor.
What is she?
She is a teacher.
Do you want to be a teacher?
No, I dont want to be a teacher.
What do you want to be?
I want to be a cosmonaut.
50. 2- - . , . ( -).

Stamp, stamp, stamp your feet, Stamp your feet together. Stamp, stamp, stamp your feet, Stamp your feet together.

( 2- ).
( 2- ).
( ).
51. .
My name is Fred. I am a pupil. My family is from Great Britain. Ive got a father, a mother and a sister. I havent got a brother. My sister isnt a pupil. Her name is Dot. My father is a doctor. My mother is a doctor, too. I dont want to be a doctor. I want to be a pilot.

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52. - . :
[t t t, OK OK OK] toy (3), a toy (3), my toy, his toy, her toy. Ive got a toy. Has he got a toy? Yes, he has got a toy. Has she got a toy? No, she hasnt got a toy. Have you got a toy? Yes, Ive got a toy.
[O: O: O:] ball (3), a ball (3), my ball, her ball. Have you got a ball? Yes, Ive got a ball. Has she got a ball? No, she hasnt got a ball.
[O O O] doll (3), a doll (3), my doll, her doll. Has she a doll? Yes, she has got a doll. Have you got a doll? No, I havent got a doll.
[K K K] it (3), Ive got a toy. I like it. Ive got a doll. I like it. Ive got a ball. I like it.
53. . :

Ive got a doll Shes got a ball Weve got toys We like them all.

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54. . :
[æ æ æ, t t t] cat (3), a cat (3), my cat, his cat, her cat. Have you got a cat? No, I havent got a cat. Has he got a cat? Yes, he has got a cat.
[K K K] kitten (3), a kitten (3), my kitten, her kitten, his kitten. Has he got a kitten? No, he hasnt got a kitten. Has she got a kitten? Yes, she has got a kitten. Ive got a kitten, but I havent got a cat. I like my kitten.
[d d d, O O O] dog (3), a dog (3), my dog, his dog, her dog. Have they got a dog? Yes, theyve got a dog. Have you got a dog? No, I havent got a dog. I have a cat. We havent got a dog, but we have a cat.
[p p , , K K K] puppy (3), a puppy (3), my puppy, his puppy, her puppy. Has your dog got a puppy? Yes, my dog has got a puppy. I havent got a kitten, but Ive got a puppy. I like my puppy. His name is Spot.
55. . , . :

D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S U V W Q R S U V W X Y Z X Y Z Now I know the alphabet.

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56. 1 5. : one, two, three
[O: O: O:] four (3)
[aK aK aK, v v v] five (3), one, two, three, four, five. Five, four, three, two, one.
A toy toys, one toy, two toys, three toys, four toys, five toys. A ball balls. One ball four balls. One doll five dolls. A dog dogs. One dog two dogs. One puppy three puppies. One kitten four kittens. A cat cats. One cat, two cats, three cats, four cats, five cats. Ive got a cat. My cat has got five kittens. My friend has got a dog. His dog has got five puppies.
[e e e] many (3), many toys (3), many dolls (3), many balls, many kittens, many puppies. His dog has got many puppies. Her cat has got many kittens.
57. ? ( ?). :

What have you got? What have you got? Now tell me, please, What have you got? Ive got a puppy, Ive got a puppy, Ive got a puppy Thats what Ive got.

( ).
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58. 6 10. :
[K K K, ks ks ks] six (3), six toys, six balls, six kittens, six puppies. How many toys have you got? Ive got six toys.
[e e e, v v v] seven (3), seven toys, seven dolls, seven balls. How many dolls has she got? She has got seven dolls.
[eK eK eK, t t t] eight (3), eight toys, eight dogs, eight cats. How many cats have they got? Theyve got eight cats.
[aK aK aK] nine (3), nine toys, nine kittens, nine puppies. How many kittens has her cat got? Her cat has got nine kittens. How many toys have you got? Ive got eight toys, and you? Ive got nine toys.
[e e e, t t t] ten (3), ten toys, ten dolls, ten balls. How many toys have your brother and sister got? Theyve got ten toys.

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59. , ? . : [eK eK eK] play (3), like to play, I like to play (3). We like to play. They like to play.
[w w w, K K K, ð ð ð] with (3), with a ball, with a puppy, with a kitten, with toys, with my sister, with my brother. I like to play with my toys. I dont like to play with my sister.
[dZ dZ dZ, ] jump (3), to jump (3), like to jump. Do you like to jump? Yes, I like to jump. Do they like to jump? No, they dont like to jump.
[r r r, ] run (3), to run (3), like to run, want to run. Do you like to run? Yes, I like to run. Do you want to run? Yes, I want to run. They dont want to run, they want to jump.
[e e e] lets (3), lets play, lets run, lets jump. Lets play with my dog. Lets play with your cat. Lets play with her kitten.
60. , , .
Hi! My name is Kate. Ive got many toys three balls, two cats, four puppies, nine dolls, one dog and five kittens. I dont like to play with my dog I like to play with my dolls.
61. . :

I Like to Play I like to jump I like to run I like to play Its fun.

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62. , ? . :
[u: u: u:] too (3), I like it, too. She likes it, too. He likes it, too. I like you, too. I like to play with my toys. My sister likes to play with her toys, too. I like to play with my dog. My friend likes to play with his dog, too. I like to play with a doll. My sister likes to play with a doll, too.
I dont like to play with a ball, and my brother doesnt like to play with a doll. I dont like to play with dogs, and he doesnt like to play with cats.

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63. , . :
[aK aK aK] hide (3), [i: i: i:] seek (3), hide-and-seek (3), to play hide-and-seek. They like to play hide-and-seek. Do you like to play hide-and-seek? Yes, we like to play hide-and-seek, too.
[t t t, æ æ æ] tag (3), to play tag (3). Does Abby like to play tag? Yes, she likes to play tag.
[O O O] hop (3), [tS tS tS] scotch (3), hop-scotch (3), to play hop-scotch (3). Does Betty like to play hop-scotch? Yes, she likes to play hop-scotch. Do your friend like to play hop-scotch? Yes, my friend likes to play hop-scotch.
[i: i: i:] leap (3), frog (3), leap-frog (3), to play leap-frog (3). Does Billy like play leap-frog? Yes, he likes to play leap-frog.
64. . :

We Like to Play Hide-and-seek we like to play Oh, what fun! Oh, what fun! Leap-and-frog is a pretty game Oh, what fun! Oh, what fun! Do you like to play hop-scotch? Oh, yes, I do. Yes, I do. And my friend likes to play tag. And I too, and I too.

 

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65. , :
Hello, my friends! How are you?
My name is Fred. Im from Great Britain. Im a pupil. Ive got three sisters and two brothers. My sisters and brothers are not pupils. They like to play. Theyve got many toys. Weve got two dogs and a cat. The cat has got five kittens. My sisters like to play with the kittens. My brothers like to play with the dogs. I dont like to play with the dogs or with the kittens. I like to play tag, hide-and-seek, leap-frog and hop-scotch. Do you like to play? What games do you like to play?

Bye. Fred

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66. ? , , ( ):
1. No helping. .
2. Is that right? Yes, it is/No, it isnt. ? /.
3. Thats wrong. .
4. Correct the mistake. .
5. Say it correctly. .
6. Listen to the story. .
7. Listen to the dialogue. .
8. Read the dialogue. .
9. Dramatize the dialogue. .
10. Face each other. .
11. Act out the dialogue. .
12. Change over. .
13. Make up your own dialogue. .
14. Make up sentences with... ...
15. Tell us about... ...
16. Lets check your homework. .
17. Write down your homework. .
18. Give me your record-book. .
19. Name the words with the sound... ...
20. Name the words beginning with the sound... , ...
21. Name the words beginning with the letter... , ...
22. Listen and repeat. .
23. Describe the picture. .
24. Draw. .
25. Answer the questions. .
26. Ask questions. .
27. Show us the capital letter... ...
28. Show us the small letter... ...
29. Show us the picture... ...
30. Take the picture. .
31. Take a piece of chalk. .
32. Clean the blackboard. .
33. Any questions? ?
34. Sit up. !
35. Speak up! !
36. No talking! He !
67. , , , ( ).
[eK, æ]; [i:, ]; Ii [aK, K]; Oo [ou, O]; Uu [ju:, ], Yy [aK, K, j].
68. , , ( ):

sh [S] er [@:], [@] th [T], [ð] wh [w] [i:]

69. , , .
[eK, æ, aK, K, j, i:, e, S, ou, O, @:, @, T, ð, , ju:, α:, O:]
70. . ( ):
1. Where is Mike from? He is from America.
2. Is he a pupil? Yes, he is.
3. Has he got a sister and a brother? Yes, he has.
4. How many sisters has he got? He has got one sister.
5. Has he got a grandfather? No, he hasnt.
6. What is his mother? She is a teacher.
7. What are his aunt and uncle? They are engineers.
8. What does Tom want to be? He wants to be a driver.
9. Have Mike, his brother and sister got a dog and a cat? Yes, they have.
10. Who likes to play with the dog and the cat? Mike and his sister do.

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71. . :
[r r r, e e e, d d d] red (3), a red ball red balls, a red cat red cats, a red dog red dogs, a red kitten red kittens. My red cat has got a red kitten. His cat has got a kitten. Its red, too.
[i: i: i:] green (3), a green ball, six green balls. Have you got a green ball? No, Ive got a red ball. My sister has got a ball its green.
[@: @: @:] bird (3), a bird (3), a bird birds, three birds, eight birds. How many birds has she got? She has got four birds. Have you got birds? Ive got a bird its red and green.
72. :

Its fun to be this Its fun to be that To jump like a dog To mew like a cat.

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73. .
Fred: Hello, Ted!
Ted: Hi!
Fred: Do you want to play tag?
Ted: Oh, Id love to! I like to play tag very much.
Fred: Lets play, then.
Ted: . K.

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74. . :
[j j j, e e e] yellow (3), its yellow, a yellow ball yellow balls, a yellow bird yellow birds. Have you got a green ball or a yellow ball? Ive got a yellow ball. My friends have got many balls, they are yellow, red and green. The birds are green, the ducks are yellow.
[u: u: u:] blue (3). Its blue. They are blue. A blue toy, blue toys, six yellow toys and three blue toys. I dont like blue toys. She doesnt like yellow toys. My brother has got many toys. They are red, green, yellow and blue. The balls are blue and yellow.
[d d d, ] duck (3), a duck (3), a duck ducks, ten ducks, Ive got ten ducks they are yellow.

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75. . :
[w w w] white (3), a white cat white cats. The cat is white. The cats are white. Its white. They are white.
[æ æ æ] black (3), a black dog, black dogs. The dog is black. The dogs are black. Its black. They are black.
[au au au] brown (3), a brown puppy, brown puppies. The puppy is brown. Its brown. The puppies are brown. They are brown.
[eK eK eK] grey (3) kitten, grey kittens. The kitten is grey. The kittens are grey. They are grey. Is the bird grey? No, its not grey its white. Is the duck brown? Yes, its brown. Are the birds grey? No, they are not they are white. Are the ducks brown? Yes, they are brown.
76. , :

Stand up! Hands to the sides! Bend left! Bend right!

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77. ...?. :
[ð ð ð, K K K] this (3), this dog, this cat.
[ ] colour (3), what colour (3), what colour is the.. What colour is the duck? What colour is the bird? What colour is this? What colour is this cat? What colour is this dog?
[ð ð ð, i: i: i:] these (3), these dogs, these cats. What colour are these? What colour are these cats? What colour are these dogs?
[æ æ æ] that (3), that doll, that ball. What colour is that? What colour is that doll? What colour is that ball?
[ou ou ou] those (3), those toys. What colour are those toys?
78. . 1- .

I see green, I see yellow, I see that funny fellow, I see white, I see black, I see this, and that, and that.

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79. . :
[E@ E@ E@] bear (3), a bear bears, a brown bear brown bears. What colour are these bears? They are white. What colour are those bears? They are brown.
[e e e] elephant (3), an elephant (3), an elephant elephants, a grey elephant. What colour is this elephant? Its grey. Is that elephant white? No, its a grey elephant.
[ , k k k] monkey (3), a monkey monkeys, one monkey, five monkeys, eight monkeys. Is this your monkey? No, its his monkey.
80. 2- .

I see pink, I see brown, I stand up and I sit down, I see red, I see blue, I see you, and you, and you.

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81. :

Names This is Jack And that is Jill. This is Bell And that is Bill. This is Al And that is Dot. This is Pussy And that is Spot.

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82. , . -. :
[K K K] big (3), a big elephant, a big bear, a big ball, a big doll big dolls, a big dog big dogs. My sister has got a big doll. I like to play with my big ball.
[K K K] little (3), a little toy, a little bird little birds. She has got eight little birds. Does your sister like to play with big dolls or with little dolls?
[aK aK aK] nice (3), a nice duck, a nice doll, a nice duck nice ducks, a nice doll nice dolls. She likes to play with her little doll its very nice.
[ ] funny (3), that funny fellow, I see that funny fellow. A funny monkey, funny monkeys, a little funny monkey. What colour are those funny monkeys?

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83. , , , . : [K K K] give (3), me (3), give me (3). Give me a toy, please. Give me the toy, please. Give me those toys, please.
[eK eK eK] take (3). Take a doll, please. Take that doll, please. Take these yellow ducks and those blue birds, please. Please, take these little kittens and those big cats.
84. , :

Hands up! Hands down! Hands on hips! Sit down!

85. :
Bab: Sally, give me that doll, please!
Sally: Here it is.
Bab: Thank you very much.
Sally: Not at all. And you give me those balls, please.
Bab: Here they are.
Sally: Thanks.
Bab: Not at all.

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86. . animals .
Ive got a friend. His name is Bob. He is four, and I am five. My friend and I like to play. I like to play leap-frog, but Bob doesnt. He likes to play hide-and-seek, but I dont. Bob and I like to play tag and hop-scotch.
Bob has got many toys. Ive got many toys, too. Weve got three big grey elephants, five little brown monkeys, ten little yellow ducks, two black dogs, one little white dog, many cats, kittens and birds.
Now we want to play with the toy-animals. Bob wants to play with the little monkeys they are funny and nice.
I dont like to play with little toys I like to play with big toys.
Now I want to play with the big elephants and big dogs.
Its fun to play with toy-animals!

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87. , . :
[eK eK eK] table (3), a table tables, a big table, a little table. He has got a big brown table. Have you got a big table or a little table?
[O O O] on the, on the table. The doll is on the table. The toys are on the table. Is the cat on the table? Yes, its on the table. Are the kittens on the table? No, they are not on the table.
[ ] under (3), under the table. The dog is under the table. The monkeys are under the table, too. Is the bird on the table or under the table? Its under the table. Are the toys on the table or under the table? They are on the table.
[u u u] put (3), put it, put the, put them. Take the doll and put it on the table. Put the bear on the table. Take the doll and the bear and put them on the table. Put those toys on the table.
88. , :
My friend Rita has got many toys; birds and ducks, bears and elephants, dogs and cats, kittens and puppies. They are white, black, red, green, blue, grey and yellow. She has got brown monkeys, too. She has got big toys and little toys. Her toys are very nice. And her toy-monkeys are very funny. The toys are under the table.
Rita has got a doll. Its big, and its very, very nice. The doll is not under the table its on the table.
Rita likes her doll and she likes to play with it.
Where is the doll?

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89. , . :
[E@ E@ E@] chair (3), a chair (3), on the chair, under the chair. Where is the bear? Its under the chair. Where is the ball? Its under the chair, too. Where are the toys? They are on the table. Where are the kittens? They are under the chair.
[O O O] box (3), a box (3), a box boxes, one box many boxes, on the box, in the box, into the box. Put it on the box. Take your toys and put them on the box. A white box. Is your box green or grey? What colour is that box? The box is on the chair.
[K K K] in (3), in the, in the box, in the table. Is the kitten in the box or on the box? Its in the box. Are the puppies in the box or on the box? They are in the box, too. Take your toys and put them into the box.
[æ æ æ] bag (3), a bag bags, a big bag, a little bag, a grey bag, a nice bag, in the bag. Are the toys in the bag? Into the bag. Put the toys into the bag.
[K@ K@ K@] near (3), near the table, near the chair, near the box. Where is the ball? Its near the table. Where are the toys? They are near the chair. Is the puppy in the box or near the box? Its near the box.
Put the toys into the box. Put the box into the bag. Put the bag into the table, please.
90. ? .

Where Is the Ball? Oh, where is the ball? Oh, where, oh, where? Is it in the box Or under the chair? Oh, here is my blue And yellow ball Under the table, Near the wall.

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91. . :
[dZ dZ dZ, α: α: α:] giraffe (3), a giraffe (3), a giraffe giraffes, yellow and brown giraffes. Is that your giraffe? Yes, its my giraffe. Are those his giraffes? Yes, they are. Where are her toy-giraffes? They are in the box. What colour is her giraffe? Its yellow and brown.
[O O O] crocodile (3), a crocodile (3), a crocodile crocodiles, green crocodiles. Does he want to play with those crocodiles? Is the crocodile near the chair or under the chair?
[aK aK aK] tiger (3), a tiger tigers, big tigers. This tiger is yellow, and that tiger is brown. Where is the yellow tiger? Where are the brown and yellow tigers?
92. :
Mother: Jack, where is your toy-tiger?
Jack: Im sorry, Mom, I dont know.

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93. . :
[E@ E@ E@] hare (3), a hare hares, a white hare white hares, a grey hare grey hares. What colour are the hares? These hares are white and those hares are grey.
[O O O] fox (3), a fox foxes, one fox three foxes, ten foxes. Is the red fox in the box? No, the red fox is not in the box.
94. 1- .

I Have Got Many Toys Ive got a hare Ive got a bear My toys are here My toys are there.

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95. , . :
[i: i: i:] see (3), I see green, I see yellow, I see this and that and that.
[æ æ æ] can (3), can see, I can see. He can see. She can see, I can see an elephant. He can see a tiger. We can see toys in the bag. Can jump, can run, can hop. My dog can run and jump. I can run and jump, too.
[α: α: α:] cant (3), I cant, she cant. I cant see. She cant see. I cant see your toys. You cant see my toys. He cant see those birds.
cant run, cant jump. They can run but they cant jump. We can see the hare, but we cant see the fox.
96. :
Mimi: How old are you, Mary?
Mary: Im seven. And you?
Mimi: Im eight. And how old is Rita?
Mary: Im sorry, I dont know.

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97. , . :
Can you run? Can he jump? Can monkeys jump? Can giraffes run? Can you see that bird?
[O: O: O:] horse (3), a horse horses, one horse, five horses, ten horses, many horses, big horses, brown horses. Are the horses grey? No, the horses are brown. Can horses run? Yes, they can.
[au au au] cow (3), a cow cows, a big cow, a nice cow. Theyve got a nice brown cow. Can you see those cows?
98. 2- .

Ive got a horse, Ive got a fox, Ive got a brown cow, Ive got a duck, Ive got a bird Im playing now.

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99. , , ( ).
Fred: Hello, Dan!
Dan: Hi!
Fred: Lets play Zoo.
Dan: . K.
Fred: What do you want to be?
Dan: I want to be an elephant.
Fred: A white elephant?
Dan: No, I want to be a big grey elephant. I like elephants. They are very nice. And what do you want to be?
Fred: I want to be a monkey. I like to jump and to run.
Dan: . . Then jump like a monkey!... Oh, you are a funny little monkey!
Fred: And you, elephant, run! Oh, you are a nice big elephant!
Dan: Its fun to be a monkey!
Fred: Its fun to be an elephant!
Dan: Its fun to play Zoo!
100. ( ).
Hello, Santa Claus! My name is Sally. I am five. How are you? Im fine, but I havent got many toys. My friend Rita has got many toys: ducks, elephants, bears, birds, monkeys. She has got many balls, too red, green, blue and white.
Ive got two dolls. They are nice, but they are very little. And I want to have a big doll. Please give me a very, very big nice pink doll. Put it on my table, please. I havent got toy-birds or toy-monkeys. I want to have them, too. Please give me two brown funny monkeys and one little, yellow bird. Put them under my little table, please.
But Ive got a little grey kitten. Her name is Pussy. She is very nice and funny. She likes to run and to jump. I like to play with my kitten.
Have you got a kitten to play with? If you havent got a kitten, take my kitten. Goodbye and thank you.

Love. Sally

101. ( ).
Hello, my friend from Africa!
My name is Vova. What is your name? Im six. And you? How are you?
Ive got a dog. He is very big. His name is Rex. He is brown and black. I like to play with Rex. Rex doesnt like to jump. He likes to run or to sit under the table. Rex likes to play with me, too. I love my dog. I want to have a cat, too.
Have you got a dog? If you have, what is its name? What colour is it? Is it big or little? Do you like to play with it?
I want to know about you and about Africa. About elephants, monkeys and crocodiles in Africa.

Bye. Your friend Vova

102. ( ).
Mike: Oh, how many toys Ive got! They are nice. I like them. I want to play... But where is my green and yellow ball?
Bell: Here it is.
Mike: Oh, thank you. And where are my toy-giraffes?
Bell: They are in the blue box.
Mike: Oh, thanks. And where are my horses, I wonder? Can you see my horses?
Bell: They are under the chair.
Mike: Thanks. And now give me my elephant, please.
Bell: Here it is. Take it.
Mike: Thank you. Lets play.
Bell: No. I dont want to play with you. You dont know where your toys are.

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103. . :
[v v v, O O O] volley (3), volleyball (3), like to play volleyball, want to play volleyball, can play volleyball. My father likes to play volleyball. Can you play volleyball?
[u u u] foot (3), football (3), to play football, can play football, like to play football, want to play football. Does your brother like to play football? Yes, he does. Can your sister play football? No, she cant.
[α: α: α:] basket (3), basketball (3), to play basketball, can play basketball, like to play basketball, want to play basketball. We like to play basketball. Can they play basketball well? No, they cant.
104. .

We Can Play School is over we can play We can play the whole day Basketball and volleyball And the boys can play football.

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105. :
Bob: Hi, Bill!
Bill: Hi!
Bob: Can you play basketball?
Bill: Yes, I can.
Bob: Do you want to play with us?
Bill: Id love to.

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106. , . :
[OK OK OK] boy (3), a boy (3), a boy boys, little boys, big boys, this little boy that little boy, these little boys those little boys. Boys like to play football. Can those boys play volleyball?
[@: @: @:] girl (3), a girl girls, boys and girls, girls and boys, nice girls. Little boys and girls like to play hide-and-seek. Boys like to play football, and girls dont. Girls like to play with dolls, and boys dont.
[w w w, K K K] swim (3), like to swim, want to swim, can swim. I like to swim very much. Can you swim? Of course, I can!
[w w w, e e e] well (3), very well (3). Who can swim well? Who can swim very well? Can you swim well? No, I cant, but my brother can swim very well.
107. . ( ).
I am a boy. My name is Dan. Im seven. Ive got a friend. His name is Jack. He is a little boy. He is five, but he can play football very well. He can swim very well, too. He likes to swim. I dont like to swim I like to play football and run. I can run very well, I cant play basketball or volleyball, but my father can.
How old is Dan? He is seven.
How old is Jack? He is five.
Who can swim well? Jack can swim very well.
Can Jack play basketball? No, he cant.
108. :
Ted: Fred, do you like to swim?
Fred: Oh, very much.
Ted: Lets go to the swimming pool, then.
Fred: Thanks. With great pleasure.

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109. . :
tennis, table tennis, hockey, badminton
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[eK eK eK] game (3), a game games, sport games, to play games, to play sport games. What games do you like to play?
What sport games can you play?
[e e e] tennis (3), to play tennis.
My mother, father and I like to play tennis.
Table tennis, to play table tennis. Do boys and girls like to play table tennis? Can you play table tennis?
[O O O] hockey (3), to play hockey. Boys like to play hockey. His son likes to play hockey he can play hockey very well.
[æ æ æ] badminton (3). Do girls like to play badminton? My aunt and her daughter can play badminton very well.
110. , :

Bend your head! Bend your knee! Grow as tall As a tall tree!

111. :
Mimi: Hello, Mr. Hill. Is Jane in?
Mr. Hill: Hello, Mimi. Yes, shes in. Come in, please.

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112. , . :
[ou ou ou] go (3), go to the swimming pool. Do they go to the swimming pool? Yes, they do. Do you go to the swimming pool? Yes, I go to the swimming pool, too.
our (3), our family, our toys, our friends, our teacher. Our toys are nice. Our swimming pool. We like to swim in our swimming pool.
[u: u: u:] school (3), our school. Our school is nice. We like our school. Do you like your school? Go to school, goes to school. Of course! I go to school Im a pupil. Does your sister go to school? No, she doesnt go to school she isnt a pupil.
[au au au] ground (3), a sports ground. Have you got a sports ground at your school? Yes, weve got a nice sports ground at our school. What games can you play at your sports ground?
[eK eK eK] stadium (3), a stadium, to go to the stadium, to play at the stadium. We go to the stadium to play hockey. Do you go to the stadium?
113. , :

Raise your head! Jump up high! Wave your hand And say Goodbye!

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[ou ou ou] snow (3), snowball (3), a snowball snowballs, to play snowballs. Boys and girls like to play snowballs. Do you like to play snowballs? Of course, I do! I play snowballs with



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