english - Ganatleba

Tamar Jejilashvili, Manana Mgeladze
English
Student’s Book
dD III
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Intelekti
Tbilisi
Units
Unit 1
Greetings
pp. 10-14
Structures
Good morning, how are you? I’m fine, thanks, goodbye, see you, pleased
to meet you, nice to see you, let’s go to the cafeteria,
where are you from?
She’s from Britain, she’s British.
Unit 2
My classes
pp. 15-21
How many times does she have History? Once/three times a week
Unit 3
Food
pp. 22-27
I have a glass of milk for breakfast. I usually have a sandwich for dinner,
I’m allergic to….
Is there anything you hate?
Unit 4
Sending an email
pp. 28-33
Is there any milk in the fridge? Yes, there is some milk in the fridge.
Are there any apples on the table? Yes there are some apples on the table.
Dear Ms. …, sincerely.
Unit 5
The world of animals
pp. 34-39
Where do elephants live? What do they eat? Do we have an English class
today?
They don’t work in the bank. She doesn’t go to school.
Unit 6
The world of fables
pp. 40-45
Looking forward to seeing you, help yourself to the soup,
please, come to my dinner party.
Unit 7
Let’s be athletic
pp. 46-51
We play soccer for fun; We played soccer almost daily; We play in a team;
He looks healthy because he is …; Sports help you make friends;
He was excited about the game; Out of all players Nick likes … He likes
Zaza the most; Every boy must be like …I’m very proud of them.
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Grammar
To be in present simple, affirmatives
(full and short forms)
Spelling rules: Upper-case letters
in the names of countries and
nationalities
Review of the alphabet: Aa-Zz.
Vocabulary
Bulgaria , Bulgarian; China, Chinese; Egypt,
Egyptian; Greece, Greek; Germany German;
Italy, Italian; Japan, Japanese; Mexico,
Mexican; Spain, Spanish; Turkey, Turkish.
To be in present simple, questions
and negatives ( full and short forms).
Georgian Language, Georgian Literature,
Physical Education, History, Math, Applied
Arts, chess, once, twice, three times, chapter,
page, research, essay.
Present simple, affirmatives
Formation of plural of nouns by
adding -s as in carrots or apples,
by adding -es as in peaches, or
by adding -ies as in strawberries
Count and noncount nouns.
bread, cookie, milk, butter, sausage, cake, ham,
bacon, flour, cheese, yogurt, cereal, pepper, salt,
toast, sandwich, cocoa, mixer, soup, roast meat,
chicken, salad, hot dog, jam, bowl, fried egg,
pancake, honey, pasta, cucumber, pineapple,
carrot, peach, blackberry, radish, strawberry.
Present simple, questions
Indefinite pronoun some in
affirmatives
Indefinite pronoun any in questions
Review of irregular plurals: manmen, woman-women, etc.
Gram, kilo, liter, low, heat, stir, pour, on top,
sincerely, member, secondary, all over the
world, a lot of, often, soccer, also, sometimes,
most of all, always.
Present simple, negatives.
zebra, giraffe, butterfly, crow, fly, eagle,
rabbit, squirrel, whale, dolphin, parrot, turtle,
hedgehog, peacock, stork, elephant, monkey,
wing feather, mane paw, snout, bill, beak, tail
trunk, tusk.
Present continuous,
affirmatives,questions, negatives
Count and noncount nouns with
many, much; few, little,
How many, how much?
Past simple tense
fable, moral, postcard, near, same, invitation,
chicken, armchair, grade, enjoy,
most of all, hide-and-seek.
To be in past simple.
Climbing, golf, tennis, boxing, cricket, wrestling/
judo, figure skating, rugby, daily, for fun, generally, team, alone, champion, championships, coach,
win, captain, popular, cricketer, judoka, athletic,
energetic, weak, slim, healthy, present, encyclopedia, browse, print, hiking, support, tournament,
strong.
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Units
Unit 8
Your hobbies
pp. 52 – 57
Structures
Regards from Canada; It was truly great ... I like soccer more; It’s a good idea
to wear … This helps the player to … Most of the time; He is teaching me
how to play … He thinks golf is boring.
Unit 9
Vacation
pp. 58 – 63
I was happy to hear from you; I’d love to try it; around the house; looking
forward to meeting you again; I’m sure you will like Georgia; he stayed at
his friend’s.
Unit 10
Time
pp. 64 – 69
I hope you did all your homework; Oh, really? We had some snacks, between
the meals; at about 9 a.m.; a few days ago; They had a talk, on the way home.
Unit 11
The Shortcut
pp. 70 – 75
Levan is the first grader; this time of the year, I went into the classroom;
Before we left, I looked around; We left the classroom; It’s across the street
from school; That’s where the traffic lights are.
Unit 12
The Shortcut
(continued)
pp. 76 - 81
Do you see any police? Levan asked me looking up and down the street;
Let me go; What a shame! They don’t follow the traffic rules; They must
learn their lesson; Forgive us!
Unit 13
Happy Birthday
pp. 82-87
The star is inside the circle; it is between the circle and the square;
We had a lot of fun. It’s fantastic!
Unit 14
Animals in winter
pp. 88 – 93
Animals hibernate to save energy. It’s five degrees below zero; Poor animals! I feel bad for them. How exciting! They spend half of their life in
the oceans. They live in groups. I feel bad for them. It’s five degrees below
zero.
Unit 15
Christmas time
together
pp. 94 – 99
My birthday is on November 29. About Luka I can say…
Unit 16
Johnny was working
all day long
pp. 100–105
I got up at 8:00 a.m. ; Luke was born on July 2; I feel bad for him; He
is scared of dogs; He is getting tired because ...; I was working on my
project all day long yesterday; Turn down the music
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Grammar
To be in Past Simple, questions.
To be in past simple, negatives - full
and short forms.
Past Simple Tense;
Questions in the Past Simple Tense;
Past simple
Vocabulary
post card, hobby, quality, sheet, personal
countryside, golf club, golf gloves, hole, spike,
swing, keep balance, special, volleyball.
Village, golfer, fairly, selfishly, judoka, town,
chess, paragraph.
Past form of irregular verbs: read,
get, have, go, tell, say, eat, ate,
come.
Review of antonyms.
a.m. and p.m. noon, midnight, tough, get in
trouble, snack, depend, culture, the night before,
on time, sour, whole.
Possessive pronoun: mine.
Past form of irregular verbs: leave,
run, take.
Review of antonyms.
Narrator, story, shortcut, be over, leaf – leaves,
Autumn, Winter, Spring, Summer, September,
October, November, December, January,
February, March, April, May, June, July,
August, be ready, be lazy, jacket, across, traffic
lights, close, far, police, in front of, crosswalk,
telephone box, lamp-post, pavement (sidewalk),
pass by, beep, shout, scream, ignore.
Reach, divide, police officer, document, blush, run
away, police station, someone, rule, space, below,
be sorry, forgive, pat,
Review of count and noncount with
many, much; few, little.
Past form or irregular verb think.
Agreement of verbs with people and
police.
Possessive pronouns: me, you, him,
her, it, us, you, them.
Prepositions of place
Review of regular verbs
Irregular nouns
Spelling of nouns in plural
Cardinal and ordinal numbers
Past Continues Tense
Prepositions of time and place, past
continuous in questions
circle, triangle, square, rectangle, inside, outside, fantastic, almost, relative, enjoy, syllable,
vowel, consonant
penguin, polar bear, reindeer, swallow, flipper,
hoof, cub, fur, south, hibernate, save, den, frog,
pond, freeze, adapt, rabbit, squirrel, nest, Antarctica, New Zealand, Galapagos Island, chick,
belly, toy.
excellent, organizer, product, gift, nut, jar,
honey, celebrate, light, taper, candle, roasted,
baked, fried, banquet, feast, delicious, pastry,
traditional, home made, candy.
Garage, noise, wag, look after, grow up, sign up,
turn down, turn up, check out, check in, calm
down , wait for
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Unit 17
The world around us
pp. 106 – 111
Structures
This dress is more expensive than that one.
Mercury is the smallest planet.
Unit 18
Our Planet
pp. 112 – 117
London is one of the most beautiful cities in the world;
I saw a girl. The girl was wearing a blue dress;
A tomato is a vegetable
Unit 19
Our field trip
pp. 118–123
When were you born? When was your mother/father born? Could I borrow
your pen? Can I make a phone call? May I have another cup of tea? She
might be outside now, would you llike to join us for dinner? Would you
pass me some bread plaese?
Unit 20
Planning the Future
pp. 124 – 129
He is going to water the flowers. What are you going to do on Monday?
Could you come over to my house? Little by little
Unit 21
I am sure I’ll be
successful
pp. 130 – 135
Unit 22
I know directions
pp. 136 – 141
I am thirsty. I will drink water; I am hot. I’ll open the window; I’ll sign up
for the photography club. I think she will fail the test. No she won’t.
Unit 23
Have you ever visited
France?
pp. 142 – 147
Unit 24
I am reading fairy
tales
pp. 148 – 153
It is in the eastern part of Georgia; Turkey is to the south of Georgia; she
has visited France; just in case, cathedral
Have you ever visited Great Britain. I have never been in Rome. Who are
they for? How was your flight? What does it look like? How strange!
I’ve already had my breakfast; Have you done your homework yet? Once
upon a time, a couple of goats, I’ll marry that girl
Apendix A Student’s Homwork Planner ............ 154-156
Apendix B Table of Irregular Verbs . ................ 157-158
Apendix C Pronounciation Table ..............................159
Apendix D Tapescripts . ..................................... 160-175
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Grammar
Comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives:
-er, -est; more, most;
Good/better/best
Bad/worse/worst
Definite and indefinite article
Definite article with Geographical
names
Capital letters with Geogrphical
names
Can/ could in polite requests, might
for possibilities
Review: Can ( ability), must (obligation), mustn’t (prohibition),
should
Parts of the speech: verbs and
nouns,
Vocabulary
wide, fast, slow, expensive, cheap, planet, space,
mountain, ocean, lake, forest, island, desert,
volcano
Land, covered, amazing, exciting, building,
palace, tourist
Record, album, pirate, biography, request, possible, impossible
noun, verb,pebble. calf, kid, foal, hoof, rice, elf
hang, sell, break, lift, fence, paint, drop
Planned future: to be going to
Future simple: full and short forms
of will
rich, handsome, tenderly, actress, blonde, become, appear, award, own
Present perfect in positives; main
forms of the verbs
North, East, South, West, northern, eastern,
southern, western, pyramids, located
Present perfect with never and ever;
main forms of the verbs
Bouquet, trash, trash can, flight, host family,
suburb, splendid, amazing, adore
Present Perfect in positives, questions, and negatives with already
and yet.
Celebrity, folk tale, wise, begging, poor, nail,
collect, marry, busy, kick, while, porridge
Plural of nouns ending in -f,-fe
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