AN INTEGRATED
ENGLISH COURSE
FOR CHILDREN
PUPILS’ BOOK 1
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isten
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LOOK, LISTEN, AND LEARN!
Pupils' Book One
To the Teacher
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PUPILS' BOOK ONE
Look, Listen, and Learn!
An Integrated English
Course for Children
L. G. ALEXANDER
Illustrated by Bailey Pettengell Design Ltd.
Longman
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ISBN 0 582 51971 3
Printed in Singapore by
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Lesson 1
1
Lesson 2
2
Lesson 3
3
Lesson 4
4
Lesson 5
Lesson 6
Lesson 7
7
Lesson 8
8
Lesson 9
9
Lesson 10
10
Lesson 11
и
Lesson 12
12
Lesson 13
13
Lesson 14
14
Lesson 15
Less
13
15
17
15
Lesson 16
16
Lesson 17
17
Lesson 18
18
Lesson 19
Lessc
20
22
19
Lesson 20
20
Lesson 21
21
Lesson 22
22
Lesson 23
Lesso! 2

23
Lesson 24
24
Lesson 25
Less'
22
25
28
25
Lesson 26
26
Lesson 27
27
Lesson 28 Which is your book?
Which are your books?
Which is your book. Sandy 7
The red book
Which are your books, Sue?
The green books
The red books
The yellow baskets
The white cups
The orange pens
The brown rulers
The black shoes
The red and grey rubbers
28
Lesson 29
29
Lesson 30 They are ..
Look at Sue's exercise-book
It's new
Look at Sandy's exercise-books.
They re old.
Look at Sue s hands
Her hands are clean
Look at Sandy's hands.
His hands are dirty.
Look at mother s shoes
Her shoes are small
Look at father's shoes.
His shoes are big.
Look at Sue's books
They are light
Look at Sandy's books.
They are heavy.
Look at Sue's pencils
They're long.
Look at Sandy's pencils
They're short.
30
Lesson 31
31
Lesson 32 My/your/his/her/its/our/their
30
Look at my schoolbag.
My schoolbag's full
45
Look at your locker.
Your locker's empty.
60
Look at his car
His car's old
Look at his umbrella
His umbrella's new.
90
Look at its tail.
Its tail's short.
35
Look at my schoolbag
It s full, too
40
Look at our schoolbags.
They're full
50
Look at your locker
It's empty, too.
80
Look at her umbrella
It's new, too.
95
Look at its tail
It's short, too.
55
Look at your lockers.
They re empty.
70
Look at their cars
They re old
85
Look at their umbrellas.
They're new.
Look at their tails
They're short.
32
Lesson 33
33
Lesson 34 This and that. These and those.
20
This banana
is nice
21
This banana
is nice, too
24
22
These bananas
are nice
25
23
That picture
is beautiful
26
That picture
is beautiful, too
27
Those pictures
are beautiful
28
This is
a new football
29
This is
a new football, too
30
These are
new footballs
31
That is
a dirty towel
That is
a dirty towel, too
Those are
dirty towels
34
Lesson 35
35
Lesson 36 What is it? What are they?
What is it in English?
It's a chair
What are they in English ?
They're chairs
What's this in English ?
This is an egg
What are these in English ?
These are eggs
What's that in English?
That s a desk
What are those in English ?
Those are desks
letters
ice creams
apple
apples
cat
36
Lesson 37
37
Lesson 38 What nationality are they?
50
Mr Crisp
is English.
He is a teacher
51
Miss Williams
is English, too.
She's a teacher, too
52
Mr Crisp and Miss
Williams are English
They're teachers
53
Paul
is French.
He is an actor
54
George
is French too
He's an actor, too.
55
Paul and George
are French
They're actors.
56
Mana
is Italian
She is an actress
Laura
is Italian, too.
She's an actress, too.
58
Maria and Laura
are Italian
They're actresses
59
Hans
is German.
60
Fritz
is German, too
He's a policeman, too.
61
Hans and Fritz
are German.
They're policemen
He is a policeman
62
Jane
is American
She is a policewoman.
63
Diana
is American, too.
She's a policewoman too.
64
Jane and Diana
are American.
They're policewomen
38
Lesson 39
39
Lesson 40 Whose .. . ?
65
Whose is
this sandwich?
It s Billy's.
68
Whose is
that pencil-box?
It s Liz’s
71
Whose orange
is this?
It’s Tom’s
is that?
It’s Miss Williams's
Whose is
this sandwich?
It’s Billy's, too.
69
Whose is
that pencil-box?
It’s Lillie's
72
Whose orange
is this?
It’s Tom’s, too
75
Whose class
is that?
It's Mr Crisp's.
67
Whose are
these sandwiches?
They're Billy's.
70
Whose are
those pencil boxes ?
They’re Liz s and Lillie’s,
73
Whose oranges
are these?
They're Tom’s.
76
Whose classes
are those?
They're Miss Williams's
and Mr Crisp's.
40
Lesson 41
41
Lesson 42 What's the time?
77
I am hot
78
I am hot, too
79
Sandy and I are hot.
We are hot.
81
80
I am cold
о о о
0 O
°°o
I'm cold, too
82
Liz and I are cold
We're cold.
85
Billy and I are hungry
We re hungry
88
Tom and I are thirsty.
We're thirsty.
42
Lesson 43
43
Lesson 44 He is a tall man. They are tall men.
The policeman is tall
He is a tall man.
The policemen are tall
They are tall men.
The actress is beautiful.
She is a beautiful woman
The actresses are beautiful.
They are beautiful women.
The schoolboy's fat
He’s a fat child.
The schoolboys are fat
They're fat children
The postman's young.
He's a young man.
The postmen are young
They're young men.
97
The milkman's old
He's an old man.
The milkmen are old
They're old men
The dog's clever
It's a clever animal
The dogs are clever.
They're clever animals.
44
Lesson 45
Les
5 hiWL
45
Lesson 46 Give me an apple
100
Give me an apple
300
200
Give us two apples
400
Give them two dusters
Give her a duster
600
Give them two stamps.
800
700
Give him a packet of sweets
900
Give them two packets of sweets.
1000
Give it a biscuit.
Give them two biscuits.
46
Lesson 47
47
Lesson 48 There are . . . They are .. .
101
There are two men
at the door.
They are policemen
102
There are three women
at the door.
They are policewomen.
103
There are four girls
near the shop.
They are schoolgirls
104
There are four boys
near the shop
They are schoolboys.
105
There are five lollipops
on the table
They are small red ones
106
There are six pencils
on the table.
They are short green ones.
107
There are two cars
in the street.
They are big American ones.
108
There are five cars
in the street
They are small German ones
48
Lesson 49
44
Lesson 50 Are there any ... ? There are some ...
209
Are there any children
in the playground7
There aren't any children
in the playground
There are some children
in the classroom
Are there any pencils
on the table7
There aren't any pencils
on the table
There are some pencils
on the desk
211
in
213
on
215
near
216
near
50
Lesson 51 Father's glasses
Father' Where are my glasses. Sue?
Are they over there?
Sue: Where, dad ?
Father: There.
Near that box
Sue: No, they aren't here, dad.
Father And they aren't uhder this newspaper
Sue: Perhaps they're in your pocket, dad.
Father So they are I
How silly of me!
51
Lesson 52 Where are they ?
Where is the postman 7
He s at the door.
Where is the duster7
It’s on the shelf
Where is the apple?
It's in the refrigerator.
Where s the dog?
It s near the letter-box
Where’s the exercise-book?
It's under the bag.
Where are the pictures?
They're on the wall
Where are the sweets?
They're in the jar
Where are the trucks?
They're near the house
Where are the shoes?
They're under the chair
52
Lesson 53 Hide-and-seek
Lessc
Sue: Let's play hide-and-seek.
427
Where’s
429
Billy: Count up to ten, Sue.
Sue: One, two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
I'm ready!
Sue I can see you, Billy.
You're behind that fence
Sue: Where's Sandy?
Billy He's beside that tree
Where
Where
Sue: That's funny ।
He's not here
433
Sue: Look!
There he is!
He's up there!
When
53
Lesson 54 Where are they ?
427
Where’s Sandy?
429
428
Where's Sue?
430
Where are Liz and Lillie?
Where are Sandy and Sue?
431
Where s Miss Williams?
433
432
Where are the children ?
434
Where’s the milkman ?
435
Where are Turn and Sandy?
436
Where’s Billy ?
Where’s Mr Crisp?
54
Lesson 55 Sandy's kite
Les;
541
Wh
They
Wh-
Tht
545 T
Whe
It's
Wh(
He
55
Lesson 56 Where are they?
Where s the kite?
It's over that building.
Where's the bird?
It's up there
Where are Sandy and Sue7
They re behind that fence
Where are the sandwiches?
They're near that newspaper.
Where s your bicycle 7
It's at home
Where's the new pupil ?
He's with the headmaster
Where’s the lady?
She's under that tree.
Where's the cat?
It's down there.
Where are the twins?
They're in front of the blackboard
Where are my glasses ?
They're beside that box
Where s his car7
It's at school
Where’s that bill?
It’s between those books
56
57
Lesson 58
Do this!
Wash your
Open the
Shut the
661	662	663	664
kite	glasses umbrella newspaper
Hold my
668
Look at that
bird	building tree
bicycle
Listen to that
669	670
671	672
car
truck
bell	aeroplane
58
Lesson 59 Good old Billy!
Less
1
Give
Shov. 
59
Lesson 60 Give ... show ... bring . .. pass ..
Give me that
Give me those
Show me your new
Bring me that
Pass me that
Show me your new
Bring me those
Pass me those
60
Lesson 61 The bird's nest
Le
Mother:
Father:
What's the matter, Jim?
I can't light this fire.
1
Father:
Please hold this ladder, dear.
Giv
88b
ram	
	
	
3	
Father	Well! Well!	
Mother:	What can you see, Jim?	
		
Father Mother:	There's a bird's nest in our chimney. Show it to Sandy and Sue	к Г		—
		•A		
Father'
Sandy! Sue!
Come here a moment.
Sandy and Sue: Yes, dad.
Father
Sue:
Look at this bird's nest
There are three pretty eggs in it.
Give them to Sandy and me.
!
shr
Sh
89г
61
Lesson 62 Give . . . show , . . bring .. . pass .. .
Bring Sandy that
Pass Sue that
901	902
knife	fork
Give Sandy those
Show Sue those
895	896
blouses	dresses
Pass Sandy and Sue those
903	904
knives	forks
62
Lesson 63 A paper boat
Less
Sandy: Look at this paper boat. Sue.
Sue: That's a nice boat, Sandy.
1
Sue: Let's fill the wash-basin with water.
Sandy: Turn on the tap.
Sue Can I make a boat like that?
Show me, Sandy.
Sandy: Take a piece of paper
and fold it like this.
Mother: Sandy! Sue I
Look at this wash-basin I
Turn the tap off at once!
Look с
Liste
Put c
Take
63
Lesson 64 Put on your blouse! Put it on!
Look at that
Listen to those
Put on your
Take off your
Turn on the
taps	light	radio
998	999	1000
Turn off the
64
Lesson 65 Upside-down
Sandy: Can you stand on your head, Tom?
Sandy: Look! Like this
Tom: Let me try.
Tom:
That's easy.
I can do it.
Tom:
Billy:
Billy can't stand on his head
Of course, I can!
Billy:
Watch me!
Now I'm upside-down.
Sandy: Look Tom!
Billy's pockets are full of sweets!
65
Lesson 66 Can and can't
three
two
Sue can t make a paper boat
Sandy can ride a bicycle
four
Sue can make a paper hat
five
The cat can't see the bird.
six
The cat can see the nest
nine
eight
Liz and I can jump off this box
Tom and Billy can't play basket ball
Tom and Billy can play football
66
Lesson 67 A puncture
Less
Tom Pump up this tyre, Sandy.
It's very flat.
Sue: What are you doing, Sandy?
Sandy: I'm pumping up this tyre
Sandy: Whew! I'm tired.
Tom: It's still flat
Tom: Let's take the tyre off the wheel
Sue- Put the tube in this basin, Sandy.
Tom: Look at those bubbles.
There's a puncture in this tube.
elevei
I'm lig
thirtee
I’m lis‘
fiftee
I'm I '
ninete
I'm t
twe
67
I'm ’
Lesson 68 What are you doing ?
eleven
I'm lighting a fire.
thirteen
I'm listening to the radio
fourteen
I'm riding a horse
• Г •
fifteen
sixteen
I'm passing the ball to Tom
I'm showing my kite to Billy
I'm taking off my shirt.
I'm putting on my coat.
I'm turning the light on.
68
Lesson 69 A game of hopscotch
Billy:	Hullo Liz, hullo Lillie, hullo Sue.
Girls:	Hullo Billy
Billy	What are you doing?
Liz:	We’re playing hopscotch
3
Billy: Can I play, too?
Girls: All right.
Billy:	It s my turn
Sue:	Throw your stone, Billy
4
Tom Look at Billy!
He s playing hopscotch with the girls!
Sandy: Hopscotch is a girls' game, Billy.
Tom: Come and play football with us.
6
69
Lesson 70 What are you doing ?
ten
We're posting these letters
twenty
We’re pumping up our tyres.
We re opening the windows
We're shutting the windows
seventy
eighty
We're holding this ladder
We re standing in a line
ninety
We re touching our toes
a hundred
We're counting our stamps
We’re knocking at the door
a hundred-and-twenty
We re filling this basin
70
Lesson 71 Father's telescope
71
Lesson 72 What's happening ?
a hundred
SCHOOL
two hundred
three hundred
four hundred
six hundred
seven hundred
eight hundred
nine hundred
a thousand
72
Lesson 73 Happy Birthday, Billy!
Sandy and Sue are going to Billy's house.
It's Billy's birthday.
Billy's nine years old today
"Happy birthday, Billy, Sandy says.
Happy birthday Billy Sue says
' Here is a present for you ' Sandy says
Thank you, Sandy
Thank you. Sue,' Billy says
Billy is opening his present
"Is it a Jack-in the box?" he asks
"No, it isn't," Sue answers.
' It s a car!" Billy says
"And it's made of chocolate I"
73
Lesson 74 Where's the aeroplane flying?
The aeroplane is flying
over the lake
Sue is sitting
under the tree
Sandy is throwing the ball
to Billy.
Sue is taking a book
from the shelf.
The dog is jumping
into the water
The dog is coming
out of the water.
The children are going
into the classroom.
Now they are sitting
in the classroom.
Tom is running
across the street
Sandy is looking
through the telescope
Sandy and Sue are standing
in front of the gate.
Sandy is sitting
behind Tom.
74
Lesson 75 Three cheers for Billy
The children are enjoying
Billy's birthday party.
1
They're wearing funny hats.
They're laughing
and playing games.
2
Now they're eating
sandwiches, cakes and biscuits.
They're drinking lemonade, too.
3
4
Billy's birthday cake is very big
There are nine candles on it.
"Can you blow out the candles?" Sandy asks
"Of course I can," Billy answers.
"Watch me I"
"Three cheers for Billy," Sandy shouts.
Sandy: Hip! Hip!
Children: Hurray!
Sandy: Hip! Hip!
Children: Hurray!
Sandy: Hip! Hip!
Children: Hurray!
75
Lesson 76 What's he reading? A book!
three
He's reading
a book
thirteen
He's writing
a letter
thirty
She's riding
a horse
four
They're playing
football
fourteen
They're watching
the game
forty
He's kicking
the ball
fifty
five
They're eating
cakes
fifteen
They're drinking
lemonade.
They re wearing
funny hats
six
They're looking at
some pictures
sixteen
They're listening to
the radio
sixty
She's picking up
her pencil
seven
He's putting on
his coat
seventeen
She's taking off
her shoes
seventy
He's turning on
the tap
eight
She s turning off
the light
eighteen
He's pumping up
his tyres.
eighty
He's blowing out
the candles
76
Lesson 77 Sh! Be quiet!
Sue: Let's go into the store-room, Sandy.
Sandy: All right. Sue.
Sue: Where's your torch, Sandy?
Sandy Here it is.
Sue: Look, Sandy!
I can see a man
standing beside that box!
Sue: Turn on your torch, Sandy.
Sandy: You're right. Sue!
There's a man
standing beside that box!
Sue: Sh! Be quiet!
Come with me!
Sandy: Look!
It's only an old hat
and an old coat
77
Lesson 78 There's a man knocking at the door
119
LookI There's a policeman
He's standing near our car
There's a policeman
standing near our car
331
Look । There's an aeroplane.
It's flying
over the lake
553
Look1 There are some children
They're standing
between those trees.
775
Look! There are some boys.
They're fighting
in the playground
997
Look! There's a boy.
He's going
into that shop.
220
Look1 There's a man
He's knocking at our door
There's a man
knocking at our door
442
Look I There’s a dog.
It's swimming
across the lake
664
Look । There are some men
They're lighting
a fire
886
Look । There are some girls.
They're playing
hopscotch
1000
Look I There's a girl
She's coming
out of that shop.
78
Lesson 79 Ugh!
Sandy Is there any sugar in my tea, SOe ?
Sue: Taste it, Sandy.
Sandy: Ugh! It's not very nice.
This isn't teaI
It's coffee!
Mother: Sandy! What are you drinking ?
Sue. He's drinking dad's coffee, mum.
Mother: Give me that cup please, Sandy.
Sandy: It's not very nice, mum.
There isn't any milk
or sugar in it.
79

Lesson 80 There's a ... There's some...
let sit men bjg ten swim bell bill
water	lollipop	spoon
80
Lesson 81 Sue helps mother
Sue. What are you doing, mum?
Mother. I'm making some sandwiches for tea.
Sue. Let me help you, mum.
I can cut the bread.
Mother: All right. Sue
Mother: Sue I Those slices are very thick
Give me the bread-knife please.
Mother: Bring me some jam.
Sue:	Yes, mum.
Sue:	Mum! Sandy's eating the jam!
Sue The jar's nearly empty.
81
Lesson 82 There's a ... There's some ..
men man red bag get cat egg dad
4th
sugar
8th
tea
coffee-pot	coffee	plate
13th	14th	15th
glass	water	jar
16th
jam
82
Lesson 83 Billy draws Miss Williams
Lessc
I
I
Billy:	Pass me some white chalk, Sandy.
I can draw Miss Williams.
bag ~
Billy:	Now pass me some blue chalk
and some red chalk
Miss Williams: Billy! What are you doing ?
Billy:	I'm drawing. Miss Williams
Miss Williams: Is that me, Billy?
Billy Yes, Miss Williams
I'm sorry.
Miss Williams: It's all right, Billy.
Miss Williams: It's a nice picture.
Miss Williams: My eyes are blue, Billy.
But my nose isn't red!
Sit down, please.
13th
biscuit
16th
sugar
19th
sand л
22nd
83
Lesson 84 There are some ... There is some ..
bag bjg man swjm cat sit dad fill
13th
biscuits
14th
milk
17th
15th
candles
18th
19th
eggs
20th
water
21st
sandwiches
coffee
chocolates
22nd	23rd	24th
iam
chalk
ink
84
Lesson 85 A picture of Billy
85
Lesson 86 There's a piece of paper on the desk
hat hot cat dog tap hop cap box
15th
a tin of biscuits
23rd
a slice of bread
26th
a jar of jam
29th
a packet of tea
a packet of sweets
18th
24th
a pair of trousers
27th
a jug of water
30th
a box of chocolates
16th
a bottle of ink
19th
a bottle of milk
22nd

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a bottle of lemonade
25th
a pair of shoes
31st
a bar of chocolate
86
Lesson 87 Mother's shopping-list
Lec
Sue: What are you doing, mum ?
Mother: I'm making a shopping-list. Sue.
Sue: Let me help you.
Mother: All right, Sue.
Open that cupboard
Mother: Is there any jam
or honey in the cupboard?
Sue. There isn't much jam,
but there's a lot of honey
Mother: Are there any apples and oranges
in that bowl?
Sue' There aren't many oranges,
but there are a lot of apples.
Mother: Sugar, tea, jam, oranges
Sue: And bananas for Sandy and me
16t
87
Lesson 88 Much/many/a lot of
get hot pen dog egg hop red box
28th	29th
tea	coffee
30th	31 st
newspapers books
Lesson 89 Flour on the floor
Les
Narrator Mother is still
making her shopping-list
Sue is still helping her
Mother: Is there any butter
in the refrigerator?
Sue:	There's very little, mum.
Mother- Are there any tomatoes
in the refrigerator?
Sue:	There are very few, mum
Mother: Is there any flour
in that tin?
Sue:	Yes, there's a lot
Mother: Be careful, Sue1
Sue. I'm sorry, miim.
Mother. Never mind. Sue.
Sue:
Mother
There isn't much flour
in the tin now!
No, but there's a lot
on the floor!
5th
fifth
9th
ninth
13th
thirtet
89
Lesson 90 Very few/very Iittle/a lot of
hot but hop mum dog run box cup
1 st	2nd
first	second
5th
fifth
13th
thirteenth
3rd	4th
third	fourth
14th
fourteenth
7th	8th
seventh	eighth
11 th	12th
eleventh	twelfth
15th	16th
fifteenth	sixteenth

Lesson 91 Beans or ice-cream?
91
Lesson 92 I like ... I want some .
bag but man mum cap cup dad run
12th
twelfth
14th	1 5th
fourteenth	fifteenth
jam	honey
16th	17th
oranges	lemons
18th	19th
eighteenth	nineteenth
pears	peaches
20th	21 st
twentieth	twenty first
butter	cheese
24th	25th
twenty fourth	twenty fifth
cake	bread
22nd	23rd
twenty-second	twenty third
tomatoes
potatoes
26th	27th
twenty-sixth	twenty seventh
28th	29th
twenty-eighth twenty ninth
lemonade	milk
eggs	biscuits
30th	31st
thirtieth	thirty-first
chocolates sweets
92
Lesson 93 Don't forget your change!
Mother: Go and buy
a large tube of tooth-paste
and a small bar of soap please. Sue.
Mother: Here's some money.
Sue:	Thanks, mum.
Sue:	Good morning, Mr Green.
Mr Green. Good morning, Sue.
Sue:	My mother wants
a tube of tooth-paste
and a small bar of soap, please.

Mr Green. A large tube or a small one. Sue?
Sue:	She wants a large one, please.
Mr Green: Here you are, Sue.
Sue:	Thank you, Mr Green.
Goodbye.
Mr Green: Sue!
Sue:	Yes, Mr Green ?
Mr Green. Don't forget your change I
93
Lesson 94 He wants . . . She wants
bell
Sandy wants
10th
ЫИ cap cup
a bar of chocolate
Mother wants
30th
a bar of soap
Miss Williams wants
50th
a piece of chalk
Billy wants
70th
a slice of bread
The horse wants
90th
л lump of sugar
Sue wants
20th
a tube of tooth-paste
Father wants
40th
a cup of coffee
Mr Crisp wants
60th
a bottle of ink
Tom wants
80th
a jar of jam
The dog wants
100th
a piece of meat
94
Lesson 95 The snowman
95
Lesson 95 The snowman
95
Lesson 96 I don't want very much .. ./very many
sjt sjde b|g hide swim like twin nice
20th twentieth
some rice
He wants
She wants
It wants
We want
They want
60th sixtieth
50th fiftieth
some soup
70th seventieth
some water
some beans
80th eightieth
101st a hundred
and first
some fruit
some sugar
100th a hundredth
some peaches
102nd a hundred
and second
some vegetables
96
Lesson 97 It's time for bed
Mother: Hurry up, children.
It’s time for bed.
Sue:	Oh I We're not sleepy, mum.
Sandy: I don't want to go to bed.
I want to watch television.
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Sue:	I want to watch television, too.
Mother: All right then.
You can watch television
for ten minutes.
Father: Are the children in bed, Betty?
Mother: No, they're watching television.
Father: Sandy I Sue I
It's time for bed.
Father: Look at them I
They're b6th fast asleep I
1
97
Lesson 98 What do they want to do ?
bag game tap take man make
What do you want to do?
I want to
What does Sandy want to do ?
He wants to
What does Sue want to do ?
She wants to
What does the dog want to do?
It wants to
What do you want to do?
We want to
What do they want to do?
They want to
flat plate
make a snowman
E
ride a horse
G
eat a bone
I
watch television
К
buy some
vegetables
в
read a book
D
draw a picture
F
play hopscotch
H
drink some milk
J
wear our
new coats
L
write some letters
98
Lesson 99 Wake up, Billy!
1
Miss Williams: Look at this boy.
His name's Paul.
He's a French boy.
Miss Williams: Now look at
this map of the world.
Miss Williams: This country is France.
Paul comes from France.
Miss Williams: The capital city of France
is Paris.
Paul lives in Paris.
5
Miss Williams: What language
does Paul speak, Billy?
Billy:	Ёг... er...
He speaks German, Miss Williams.
Miss Williams: Wake up, Billy I
You're not paying attention!
Paul speaks French.
99
Lesson 100 Where do you come from ?
hot home	stop stone	dog bone
My name's
Sandy,
E
C
His name's
Paul.
I
Her name's
Maria.
M
мет
Our names are
Hans and Fritz.
Q
Their names are
Jane and Diana.
I come from
England.
I live in
London.
G
I speak
English.
H
He comes from
France.
J
She comes from
Italy.
N
We come from
Germany.
R
They come from
America.
He speaks
French.
He lives in
Paris.
К
She lives in
Rome.
О
She speaks
Italian.
P
We live in
Berlin.
S
They live in
Washington.

We speak
German.
T
They speak
English.
100
Lesson 101 Simon's never careless, but Billy... I
Miss Williams: Here's your exercise-book, Billy.
Miss Williams: You're often careless.
Look at these mistakes I
Miss Williams: Don't laugh at Billy, Sandy!
Miss Williams: Whose is this exercise-book?
Billy:	It's Sandy's, Miss Williams.
Miss Williams: Sandy,
put your name
on the cover.
You are sometimes careless, too I
Miss Williams: L6ok at Simon's exercise-book.
Simon's never careless.
His work is always
neat and tidy.
Billy! You naughty boy I
1
101
Lesson 102 I'm always early
sit side flat plate stop stone
always
never
often
sometimes
0
P
M	N
Sue's	Lillie's
cold.	hot.
Q	R
Mrs Clark's	Mrs Mopp’s
happy.	sad.
My hands are
clean.
You're hands are
dirty.
S	T
Simon's	Billy's
careful	careless.
Simon's
well behaved.
Billy's
naughty.
That dog's
hungry.
That cat’s
thirsty.
We're
busy.
They're
lazy.
U
V
102
Lesson 103 Which season do you like best?
Miss Williams: Look at the blackboard, children.
Miss Williams: What's the weather like
in Spring, Sandy?
Sandy:	It's often warm. Miss Williams.
Miss Williams: What's the weather like
in Summer?
Sandy:	It's often hot.
Miss Williams: What's it like
in Autumn, Tom?
Tom:	It's often cool.
Miss Williams: What's it like
in Winter, Billy?
Billy:	It's often cold.
1
Miss Williams: Which season
do you like best, Billy?
Spring, Summer,
Autumn or Winter?
Billy:	(like Winter.
That's the football season I
6
103
Lesson 104 What's the weather like in ... ?
tree ten see red meet men sweet desk
G.	What's the weather like in
Spring?
H.	It's	often warm in	Spring.
I.	It's	never cold.
J.	It's	often sunny.
K.	It's	sometimes wet.
L.	What's the weather like in
Summer?
M.	It's	always	hot in Summer
N.	It's	never cold.
0.	It's	always sunny
P	It's	always	dry.

a
Q. What's the weather like
in Autumn?
R. It's often cool in Autumn.
S. It's never hot.
T. It's often wet.
U. It's sometimes windy.
V. What's the weather like
in Winter?
W	It's	always cold in Winter
X.	It's	never hot
Y.	It's	often windy.
Z.	It's	sometimes freezing.
104
Lesson 105 The school year
There are f6ur terms
in the schdol year:
the Autumn Term, the Winter Term,
the Spring Term and the Summer Term.
The first term
is the Autumn Term.
The Autumn Term
begins in September
and ends in December.
The second term
is the Winter Term.
The Winter Term
begins in January
and ends in April.
The third term
is the Spring Term.
The Spring Term
begins in May
and ends in July.
The fdurth term
is the Summer Term.
The Summer Term
begins in July
and ends in September.
Sandy and Sue
like the Summer Term best.
They are always on hdliday then.
They always g6
to the seaside.
s	ept ember	December
s	1 8 15 22 29	S 1 8 15 22 29
M	2 9 16 23 30	M 2 9 16 23 30
T	3 10 17 24 ..	T 3 10 17 24 31
w	4 11 18 25 .	W 4 11 18 25 .
T	5 12 19 26 .	T 5 12 19 26
F	6 13 20 27	F 6 13 20 27 ..
s	7 14 21 28 .	S 7 1 4 21 28 .
January	April
S .	7 14 21 28 M	1	8	15	22	29 T	2	9	16	23	30 W	3	10	17	24	31 T	4	11	18	25 F	5	12	19	26 S	6	13	20	27	S	7 14 21 28 M	1 8 15 22 28 T	2	9	16	23	30 W	3	10	17	24	.. T	4	11	18	25	. F	5	12	19	26	. S	6	13	20	27	.
	May	July
S	5 12 19 26	S .	7 14 21 28
M	6 13 20 27	M 1 8 15 22 29
T	7 14 21 28	T 2 9 16 23 30
w	1 8 15 22 29	W 3 10 17 24 31
T	2 9 16 23 30	T 4 11 18 25
F s	3 10 17 24 31 4 11 18 25	F	5 12 19 26 S	6 13 20 27
July	September
S .. 7 14 21 28	S 1 8 15 22 29
M 1 8 15 22 29	M 2 9 16 23 30
T 2 9 16 23 30	T 3 10 17 24 ..
W 3 10 17 24 31	W 4 11 18 25
T 4 11 18 25	T 5 12 19 26
F 5 12 19 26	F 6 13 20 27 .
S 6 13 20 27	S 7 14 21 28 -
105
Lesson 106 What's it like in ...?
see sh meet Miss sweet swim three thin
The Months of the Year
1 st	2nd	3rd
a	It's always cold in
b	It's never hot in
c	It's often windy in
d	It's sometimes freezing in
e	It's often warm in
f	It's never cold in
g	It’s often sunny in
h	It's sometimes wet in
i	It's always hot in
j	It's never cold in
к	It's always sunny in
I	It's always dry in
m	It's often cool in
n	It's never hot in
о	It's often wet in
p	It's sometimes windy in
January	February	March
S	..	7	14	21	28 M	1	8	15	22	29 T	2	9	16	23	30 W	3	10	17	24	31 T	4	11	18	25	.. F	5	12	19	26	. S	6	13	20	27	.	S	.	4	11	18	25 M	.	5	12	19	26 T	6	13	20	27 W	.	7	14	21	26 T	1	8	15	22	29 F	2	9	16	23	.. S	3	10	17	24	.	S	31	3	10	17	24 M	.	4	11	18	25 T	..	5	12	19	26 W	6	13	20	27 T	..	7	14	21	26 F	1	8	15	22	29 S	2	9	16	23	30
4th	5th	6th
April	May	June
S	..	7	14	21	29 M	1	8	15	22	29 T	2	9	16	23	30 W	3	10	17	24 T	4	11	18	26 F	5	12	19	26	.. S	6	13	20	27	S	..	5	12	19	26 M	..	6	13	20	27 T	.	7	14	21	26 W	1	8	15	22	29 T	2	9	16	23	30 F	3	10	17	24	31 S	4	11	18	25	S	30	2	9	16	23 M	3	10	17	24 T	4	11	18	26 W	5	12	19	26 T	.	6	13	20	27 F	..	7	14	21	26 S'	1	8	15	22	29
7th	8th	9th
July	August	September
S	..	7	14	21	28 M	1	8	15	22	29 T	2	9	16	23	30 W	3	10	17	24	31 T	4	11	18	25	.. F	5	12	19	26	.. S	6	13	20	27	S	4	11	18	25 M	5	12	19	26 T	..	6	13	20	27 W	..	7	14	21	26 T	1	8	15	22	29 F	2	9	16	23	30 S	3	10	17	24	31	S	1	8	15	22	29 M	2	9	16	23	30 T	3	10	17	24 W	4	11	18	25	- . T	5	12	19	26 F	6	13	20	27	.. S	7	14	21	26	..
10th	11th	12th
October	November	December
S .	6 13 20 27 M	..	7	14	21	29 T	1	8	15	22	29 W	2	9	16	23	30 T	3	10	17	24	31 F	4	11	18	25	.. S	5	12	19	26	..	S	3	10	17	24 M	..	4	11	18	25 T	..	5	12	19	26 W	6	13	20	27 T	7	14	21	26 F	1	8	15	22	29 S	2	9	16	23	30	S	1	8	15	22	29 M	2	9	16	23	30 T	3	10	17	24	31 W	4	11	18	25	.. T	5	12	19	26	.. F	6	13	20	27 S	7	14	21	29	..
106
Lesson 107 North, South, East and West
107
Lesson 108 What's it like in ...?
see sit side
sweet swim kite
meet Miss nice
The Months of the Year
1st	2nd	3rd
к	It always snows in
I	The wind often blows in
m The sun rarely shines in
n The sun always rises late
and always sets early in
о It sometimes rains in
p The wind sometimes blows
in
q The sun often shines in
r It never snows in
s The sun always shines in
t The wind rarely blows in
u It rarely rains in
v	The sun always rises early
and always sets late in
w	The wind often blows in
x	It often rains in
у	It rarely snows in
z	The sun sometimes shines in
January	February	March
S	..	7	14	21	28 M	1	8	15	22	29 T	2	9	16	23	30 W	3	10	17	24	31 T	4	11	18	25	. F	5	12	19	26 S	6	13	20	27	S	4	11	18	25 M	5	12	19	26 T	6	13	20	27 W	7	14	21	28 T	1	8	15	22	29 F	2	9	16	23 S	3	10	17	24	.	S	31	3	10	17	24 M	4	11	18	25 T	5	12	19	26 W	6	13	20	27 T	7	14	21	28 F	1	8	15	22	29 S 2 9 16-23 30
4th	5th	6th
April	May	June
S	7 14 21 26 M	1 8 15 22 29 T	2	9	16	23 30 W	3	10	17	24 T	4	11	18	25 F	5	12	19	26 S	6	13	20	27	S	5	12	19	26 M	6	13	20	27 T	..	7	14	21	28 W	1	8	15	22	29 T	2	9	16	23	30 F	3	10	17	24	31 S	4	11	18	25	S	30	2	9	16	23 M	3	10	17	24 T	4	11	18	25 W	5	12	19	26 T	6	13	20	27 F	..	7	14	21	28 S	1	8	15	22	29
7th	8th	9th
July	August	September
S	7 14 21 28 M	1 8 15 22 29 T	2	9	16	23	30 W	3	10	17	24	31 T	4	11	18	25 F	5	12	19	26 S	6	13	20	27	s	4	11	18	25 M	.	5	12	19	26 T	6	13	20	27 W	7	14	21	28 T	1	8	15	22	29 F	2	9	16	23	30 S	3	10	17	24	31	S	1	8	15	22	29 M	2	9	16	23	30 T	3	10	17	24	.. W	4	11	18	25 T	5	12	19	26	.. F	6	13	20	27	.. S	7	14	21	28
10th	11th	12th
October					November				December			
s	6	13	20	27	s	3 10	17	24	s	1 8	15	22 29
M	7	14	21	28	M	4 11	18	25	M	2 9	16	23 30
T	1 8	15	22	29	T	5 12	19	26	T	3 10	17	24 31
w	2 9	16	23	30	w	6 13	20	27	w	4 11	18	25
T	3 10	17	24	31	T	7 14	21	29	T	5 12	19	26
F	4 11	18	25		F	1 8 15	22	29	F	6 13	20	27 ..
s	5 12	19	26		S	2 9 16	23	30	S	7 14	21	28 .
106
Lesson 109 They don't always go to sleep I
The Clarks always get up early
every day.
In the morning,
father always g6es to w6rk.
Sandy and SOe
always go to schdol.
Mother usually stays at h6me.
At midday,
Sandy and Sue
always eat their lunch at schbol.
In the afternoon,
Sandy and Sue
always come home from school.
They usually arrive home early.
4
In the evening,
Sandy and Site
always do their hdmework.
At night
they go to bed early,
but they don't always g6 to sleep I
1
2
5
6
109
Lesson 110 What do they usually do ?
too hot school hop spoon box room dog
every day
in the morning
at midday
in the afternoon
in the evening
at night
get up early
cleans his teeth
e
eat their lunch
b
does the housework
d
washes her face
9	h
come home	helps mother
do their homework
watch television
110
Lesson 111 A holiday
It is seven o'cl6ck.
Sandy and Sue usually get up early
every day,
but today
it is a holiday.
It is a quarter to nine.
Sandy and SOe usually go to school
in the morning,
but this morning
they are walking to the park.
It is a quarter past four.
Sandy and Sue usually come home from school
in the afternoon,
but this afternoon
they are playing in the park.
It is half past six.
Sandy and SOe usually do their homework
in the evening,
but this evening
they are watching television.
It is a quarter past eight.
Sandy and SOe usually go to bed
6arly at night,
but tonight
they are playing a game.
They are playing
Snakesand Ladders!
Lesson 112 Father usually ... but today ...
spoon bone school stone room home
but today
he is going by bus.
Sandy usually walks to school
in the morning.
but this morning
he is riding his bicycle.
Sue usually helps her mother
in the afternoon.
but this afternoon
she is writing a letter.
The dog usually eats a bone
in the evening.
but this evening
it is eating some biscuits.
Mother and father usually
watch television at night.
but tonight
they are listening to the radio.
112
Lesson 113 A flat tyre
Miss Williams is driving her car to school.
1
2
SOddenly, she stops.
"That's funny," she says.
She gets out of her car.
"Oh dear!" she says.
"It's twenty to nine.
I can't get to schdol
on time this mdming!"
Then a car stops behind her.
It's Mr Crisp!
"What's the matter?" Mr Crisp asks.
"Look!" Miss Williams Sciys.
"A flat tyre."
"It doesn't matter," Mr Crisp says.
"Come in my car."
113
Lesson 114 Usually and today
red ready egg head get heavy
Miss Williams usually drives
to school every day.
Sandy usually drinks a glass
of milk every morning.
Sue usually plays hopscotch
every afternoon.
Sandy and Sue usually do their
homework every evenihg,
Mother and father usually
watch television every night
but today
she is walking to school.
but this morning
he is drinking a cup of tea.
but this afternoon
she is playing Snakes and Ladders.
but this evening
they are flying their kites.
but tonight
they are reading newspapers.
114
Lesson 115 The week
M6nday m6rnings are usually terrible..
Father always gets up late
and he's always in a hCirry I
OnTGesday
mother usually g6es to the sh6ps.
On Wednesday
Sandy and SGe always play games at school.
On Thursday
Miss J6nes always gives SGe her piano lesson.
SGe likes this lesson very much.
On Friday
Miss Jones always gives Sandy his piano lesson.
Sandy doesn't like it at all!
Saturday and Sunday
are the best days of the week.
The family Gsually spend
a quiet week-end at h6me!
115
Lesson 116 On Monday .. ./on Tuesday ...
sweet tea meet please tree easy see clean
MONDAY
Father always gets up late.
TUESDAY
Mother usually goes to the shops.
WEDNESDAY
The boys always play football.
WEDNESDAY
The girls always play basket-ball.
FRIDAY
THURSDAY
Miss Jones always gives Sue
her piano lesson.
Miss Jones always gives Sandy
his piano lesson.
SATURDAY
Sandy and Sue sometimes go
to the cinema.
SUNDAY
Father sometimes washes his car.
116
Lesson 117 The weather forecast
117
Lesson 118 Every day, today and tomorrow
tea red clean men easy pen please get
every day
I usually go to
work by bus.
every morning
She usually walks
to school.
every afternoon
today
I am going by
train.
this morning
She is riding her
bicycle.
this afternoon
tomorrow
I am going to go by
car.
tomorrow morning
She is going to stay
at home.
tomorrow afternoon
He usually drinks
some milk.
every evening
He is drinking
some tea.
this evening
We usually do our
homework.
every night
We are playing
Snakes and Ladders.
tonight
They usually watch
television.
They are listening
to the radio.
He is going to drink
some lemonade.
tomorrow evening
We are going to help
mother.
tomorrow night
They are going to go
to the cinema.
118
Lesson 119 Fixing the clock
Father: That clock doesn’t work
What are you going to do with it, Betty?
Mother: I'm going to take it
to the watchmaker's next week.
Father: Don't take it to the watchmaker's.
Give it to me.
I can fix it.
Sandy: What are you doing, dad?
Father: I'm fixing this clock.
Mother: Is it nearly ready now, Jim ?
Father: No, Betty.
I can’t put all these pieces together!
Mother: Oh, Jim!
Give me all the pieces.
I'm going to take them
to the watchmaker’s at once!
119

Lesson 120 Every week and next week
ready tea heavy clean head please
every day
I usually go to work by bus.
every week
She usually drives to London.
every month
He usually cleans his bicycle.
every year
They usually go to Billy's
birthday party.
every Saturday
We usually see a film.
every August
They usually spend their
holiday at the seaside.
tomorrow
P
I am going to go by car.
next week
She is going to travel by train.
next month
He is going to wash dad's car.
next year
They are going to go to Tom's
birthday party.
next Saturday
We are going to visit the funfair
next August
They are going to spend their
holiday in the mountains.
120
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