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Examples of common errors that agree with the grammar item taught in the particular lesson

Full-colour Illustrations and Photos

Carefully Graded Exercises

Beautifully Illustrated Poems

Examples of Common Errors

Complete Answer Key

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Clear and Concise Grammar Tips

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Different types of carefully crafted exercises with an answer key for assessment

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Common Errors

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Grammar Exercises

Grammar Tips

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is a series of multi-level English grammar workbooks for young learners. The series combines informative content that strongly focuses on grammar and vocabulary within an easy-to-understand structure. Each of the workbooks is written to suit the learning needs of a specific age group and ability range. From the early level to the upper level, language skills are developed and practised through clear vocabulary and point-by-point grammar presentations as well as graded exercises.

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Exercise 2

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bottle of pepper. sack of flour. bowl of soup. stick of chalk. head of hair. barrel of oil. piece of meat. bar of chocolate. loaf of bread. tub of popcorn.

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bar of soap. reel of thread. column of smoke. pile of sand. piece of toast. cup of coffee. flash of lightning. tube of toothpaste.

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Exercise 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

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1 . These are butterflies and those are bees. 2. These are fruits and those are vegetables. 3. These are trees and those are flowers. 4. These are pens and those are pencils. 5. These are keys and those are padlocks. 6. These are stamps and those are envelopes.

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1 . This is a cat and that is a dog. 2. This is a lemon and that is a pineapple. 3. This is a hat and that is a tie. 4. This is a plug and that is a socket.

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1 . Can you see the bowl of noodles? Yes, I can. Do you like noodles? Yes, I do. I like noodles. 2. Can you see the piece of meat? Yes, I can. Do you like meat? Yes, I do. I like meat. 3. Can you see the jar of jam? Yes, I can. Do you like jam? Yes, I do. I like jam. 4. Can you see the glass of milk? Yes, I can. Do you like milk? Yes, I do. I like milk. 5. Can you see the cone of ice cream? Yes, I can. Do you like ice cream? Yes, I do. I like ice cream.

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A stone is hard but a sponge is soft. 2. Johnson is old but Joe is young. 3. The cow is heavy but the mouse is light.

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1 . This sum is easy but that sum is difficult. 2. These drinks are hot but those drinks are cold. 3. These babies are happy but those babies are sad.

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Exercise 3 1 . Yasmin can ride a bicycle but she cannot ride a scooter. 2. Sherry can play the guitar but she cannot play the drum. 3. She can use a typewriter but she cannot use a computer.

1 . Is this a torch or a lamp? It is a lamp. 2. Is this the front door of the house or the back door? It is the front door of the house. 3. Is this the collar of the shirt or the sleeve? It is the collar of the shirt. 4. Is this a comb or a broom? It is a comb.

Exercise 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

It is a lake. They are scissors. It is a puppy. They are empty. It is clean.

Exercise 3 1. 2. 3. 4.

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It is a hammer. It is a blouse. They are matches. They are wallets.


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