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UNIT 2 1. Learn the poem: Now will you count to two? Count to three, just like me? – One, two, three! Count to eight, Don’t be late! Count to nine, That is fine! And we then count to ten. NUMBERS 20 – twen 13 – thir 30 – thir 14 – four 40 – for 15 – fif 50 – fif +ty 16 – six + teen 60 – six 17 – seven 70 – seven 18 – eigh 80 – eigh 19 – nine 90 – nine 100 – a hundred
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2. Where’s ticket number twenty-three?
3. What’s number thirty-eight?
– There’s one. – There are thirteen.
4. Fill in “is” or “are”: 1. There ____ twenty cars in the street. 2. There ____ a glass of juice on the table. 3. There ____seven bottles of milk in the fridge. 4. There ____twenty-eight pupils in the classroom. 5. There ____two cups of coffee on the table. 6. There ____eleven apples in the plate. 7. There ____ a pencil-box in the bag.
5. Form sentences from the words: 1. five, There, in the park, are children. 2. on the, There, a cat, sofa, is. 3. little, balls, There, three, are, floor, on the. 4. a cake, in the, There, plate, is. 5. three, on the, There, table, books, are. 6. bag, is, a pencil-box, There, in the. 7. four, near the, There, are, table, chairs.
6. Fill in “is” or “are” and make questions: 1. There ____ fifteen books on the table. (How many books are there on the table?) 2. There ____ three cakes on the plate. (How many ……………………………...?) 3. There ____ a doll on the sofa. (How many……………………………………..?) 4. There ____ a balloon in the sky. (How many…………………………………..?) 5. There ____ many people in the street. (How many………………………….…?) 6. There ____ four children near the factory. (How many……………………….?)
UNIT 3 1. Learn this poem: My white hen has two eggs, My brown hen has three. There is one on the plate, And I have one for tea. How many eggs are there for me?
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