ENGLISH CHAPTER 1 LESSON 1-2

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ENGLISH CHAPTER 1

Around the World

LESSON 1-2

Guess where does each house come from!

Now, point to each house!

1. French house

2. German house

3. Canadian house

4. Japanese house

5. Egyptian house

6. Mexican house

Multiple Choice

This is a ______ house. In France, they speak French.

French

German

Multiple Choice

A black and white house with a lot of windows is a ______ house. They speak German in Germany.

German

Japanese

Multiple Choice

It is a ________ house. There is a lot of snow, but it is warm inside. In Canada there are two languages: English and French.

Canadian

German

Multiple Choice

This house is from _____. It is on an island in a lake. The house is very tall and it has a lot of roofs.

Can you guess what language people use in Japan? That's right. It's Japanese!

Japan

China

Let's study this!

When we are talking in the present tense, you may hear a sentence like this:

Person 1: Is there a hat on my head?

Person 2: Yes, there is.

We use "is there" and "there is" to describe things that are happening in the present tense. "There is" is used to describe a singular object (in this example, a hat).

"Is there" is asked to ask a question, for example:
"Is there a hat on my head?"
"There is" is used to answer a question, or to say a fact, for example:
"Yes, there is".

We use "are there" and "there are" to describe things that are happening in the present tense. "There are" is used to describe more than one object (in this example, some sharks).

"are there" is asked to ask a question, for example:
"are there sharks in the water?"
"There are" is used to answer a question, or to say a fact, for example:
"Yes, there are".

We do not use the same words if we are talking about something that happened in the past:

"There is" becomes "there was".

"Is there" becomes "was there".

Example:

Person 1: "Was there a cake at home"?

Person 2: "Yes, there was".

"There are" becomes "there were".

"are there" becomes "were there".

Example:

Person 1: "Were there a lot of people at home"?

Person 2: "Yes, there were".

Now, let's practice!

Answer the questions correctly.

Multiple Choice

................many children there.

There were

There was

Multiple Choice

.............a music festival in your town?

Was there

Were there

Multiple Choice

.............twenty students in her class?

Was there

Were there

Multiple Choice

..................a birthday cake.

There was

There were

Multiple Choice

Which is the country?

Arabic

France

French

Multiple Select

Choose two languages that people speak in Canada.

Thai

Japanese

French

English

Multiple Choice

German is a .........................

country

language

city

Multiple Choice

What do they speak in Japan?

Arabic

English

Japanese

Multiple Choice

People in Egypt speak ... language

Hindi

Arabic

Arabica

Jewish

Multiple Choice

What kind of language that people in France use ?

English

Spanish

French

British

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Around the World

LESSON 1-2

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