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Course Outlines

1-Ben’s wishes:

  • Use did for emphasis.
  • Use the connectors so,because,but.
  • Recognize the first if conditional.
  • Identify the object pronouns.
  • Compare between anywhere, nowhere, somewhere, everywhere.
  • Talk about your best friend.
  • Write about a jungle animal.

2-The glove, the fork, the old pair of glasses:

  • Write about their last holiday.
  • Use preposition of place correctly
  • Make suggestions using shall we.
  • Revise the difference between this and these.
  • Write another end to the story.

3-Robert and the three envelopes:

  • Recognize the use of the modal verb must
  • Use preposition of place.
  • Make wishes by using would like.
  • Revise the superlative.
  • Summarize the story in one paragraph.

4-Lara and the mountain lion:

  • Identify some new jobs.
  • Describe Lara’s office.
  • Compare between after and before.
  • Talk about illnesses and diseases.
  • Summarize the story in a paragraph.

5-Big nose and the storm maker:

  • Identify different directions.
  • Use when to connect between two sentences.
  • Talk about the weather news.
  • Put another ending to the story .

6-Michael and the red rug:

  • Use could for ability in the past.
  • Recognize time expressions.
  • Find the matching sounds.
  • Write about your new house.

7-Briliant bikes:

  • Differentiate between future tenses.
  • Make requests using can and could.
  • Use enough and too…..to.
  • Write another end to the story.
  • Write an e-mail to your friend .

8-A cake for the queen:

  • Making suggestions.
  • Use present perfect tense.
  • Differentiate between still and yet.
  • Change apart of the story.

9-Katy’s favourite song:

  • Recognize the first if conditional.
  • Use future simple in correct sentences.
  • Compare between be going to and the future simple.
  • Write about your role model.

10-Williams strangest story:

  • Use might for probability.
  • Identify countable and uncountable nouns.
  • Write sentences using phrasal verbs.
  • Use superlative with present perfect.
  • Write another end to the story

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