ENGLISH EXAM - UNIT 4 - GOING SHOPPING

UNIT 4 – GOING SHOPPING

4ºA: WEDNESDAY 13TH MARCH 2019
4ºB: THURSDAY 14TH MARCH 2019

VOCABULARY

baker’s	bookshop	café	clothes shop
department store	greengrocer’s	newsagent’s	supermarket

GRAMMAR

SINGULAR	PLURAL
How much is the….?	How much are the…?
It’s ninety-nine cents.	They’re three euros, ten cents.
It’s one euro.	They’re two euros, twenty cents a kilo.
It’s one euro, thirty cents.	They’re seventy-five cents a kilo.
It’s two euros, fifty cents.	They’re one euro, eighty cents.

NUMBERS

1 – one	11- eleven	21 – twenty-one	58- fifty-eight	90 – ninety
2 – two	12 – twelve	22 - twenty-two	60 – sixty	96 – ninety-six
3 - three	13 – thirteen	30 – thirty	61 – sixty-one	97- ninety-seven
4 – four	14 – fourteen	33 – thirty-three	69 – sixty-nine	98 – ninety-eight
5 – five	15 – fifteen	34 – thirty-four	70 – seventy	99 – ninety-nine
6 – six	16 – sixteen	40 – forty	72 – seventy-two
7 – seven	17 – seventeen	45 – forty-five	73 – seventy-three
8 – eight	18 – eighteen	46 – forty-six	80 – eighty
9 – nine	19 – nineteen	50 – fifty	84 – eighty-four
10 - ten	20 - twenty	57 – fifty-seven	85 – eighty-five

FOOD AND OTHER THINGS

bread	books	vegetables	bananas	apples
cake	dictionaries	pen	pears	T-shirt
milk	pizza	comic	Tomatoes	frying pan
cheese	coat	carrots	potatoes	chair
peas	cereal	strawberries	oranges	shorts
toys	furniture	sandwich	bacon	ham
DVDs	lettuce	white bread	brown bread	bread roll

ORDINAL NUMBERS

1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th
first	second	third	fourth	fifth

Fifth floor

Fourth floor

Third floor

Second floor

First floor

Ground floor

A / AN

·        Use “a” before consonants. Examples: It’s a chair. / It’s a pencil case.

·        Use “an” before vowels. Examples: It’s an elephant. / It’s an orange.

NEW VOCABULARY: SHOPS

NUMBERS

EXAM UNIT 3 - WORKING DAY AND NIGHT

4ºA: Wednesday 6th February 2019
4ºB: Tuesday 5th February 2019

VOCABULARY

builder	firefighter	pilot	nurse
vet	architect	farmer	singer

GRAMMAR

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES	NEGATIVE SENTENCES
He works during the day.	She doesn’t work during the day.
He works at night.	She doesn´t work at night.
He works with animals.	She doesn´t work with animals.
He works with children.	She doesn’t work with children.
He works indoors.	She doesn’t work indoors.
He works outdoors.	She doesn’t work outdoors.
He works in a school.	She doesn’t work in a school.
He works in a hospital.	She doesn’t work in a hospital.
He wears a uniform.	She doesn’t wear a uniform.
He wears a helmet.	She doesn’t wear a helmet.

QUESTIONS	Yes, he does
Does he work during the day?
Does he work at night?
Does he work with animals?	No, he doesn´t
Does he work with children?
Does he work indoors?
Does she work outdoors?	Yes, she does
Does she work in a school?
Does she work in a hospital?
Does she wear a uniform?	No, she doesn´t
Does she wear a helmet?
Does she work during the day?

HIS OR HER

                                   His T-shirt is orange.       Her T-shirt is pink.

                                   His hair is blonde.           Her hair is brown.