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ItfurtherstheUniversity'sobjectiveofexcellenceinresearch,scholarship. andeducationbypublishingworldwide.Oxfortlisaregisteredtrade markofOxfordUniversityPressintheUKandincertainothercountries ©OxfordUniversityPress2013 Themoralrightsoftheauthorhavebeenasserted Firstpublishedin2013 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 10 987654321 Nounauthorizedphotocopying /Mlrightsreserved.Nopanofthispublicationmaybereproduced,stored inaretrievalsystem,ortransmitted,inanyformorbyanymeans,without thepriorpermissioninwritingofOxfordUniversityPress,orasexpressly permittedbylaw.bylicenceortindertermsagreedwiththeappropriate reprographicsrightsorganization.Enquiriesconcerningreproductionoutside thescopeoftheaboveshouldbesenttotheELTRightsDepartment.Oxford UniversityPress,attheaddressabove Youmustnotcirculatethisworkinanyotherformandyoumustimpose thissameconditiononanyacquirer LinkstothirdpartywebsitesareprovidedbyOxfordingoodfaithandfor informationonly.Oxforddisclaimsanyresponsibilityforthematerials containedinanythirdpartywebsitereferencedinthiswork isbn:978019455901o PrintedinChina Thisbookisprintedonpaperfromcertifiedandwell-managedsources ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Illustrationsby:JudyBrownpp.10.20.33.40.42.46.52.55.62.66.70.77. 94.99.102.109.114.121:HeatherClarkepp.6.24.28.30.41.42.43.50. 76.92.95. 101.102.131.132.135.136:JamesHart/SylviePoggioagency pp.7.21.22.30.35.36.49.54.56.63.68.80.91.100.112.122.125.133; SeanLongcroflpp.11.13.23.28.31.37.41.45.47.53.61.64.73.87.90. 103. 113.120.127.134;AndyPeterspp.7.8.10.12.18.19.21.24.25.27.33.37. 42.43.45.47.55.58.59.60.64.65.69.73.78.81.82.85.88.91.98.99.95.96. 102.104.107,110.113.115.117.123.124.126:Alexl\irner/BrightAgency pp.19.32.38.46.48.60.67.75.106.118.119 Introduction OxfordGrammarfor Schoolshelpsstudents developa At theendof the booktherearefive pagesof extra detailedunderstandingof grammarform anduse in informationfor the informationgapactivities,a context,andinspiresthem to havefunwith English word listwith spacesfor studentstowrite their own through songsandgames.Thegrammar is introduced translations,anda listof key verbs for them to learn. or revisedthrougheasy-to-readtablesandillustrated Studentscan usetheOxfordGrammarforSchoolsseries presentationswith clear examples. Theexercises buildfrom simpleconcept-check activities upto more inclasswiththeir coursebook tosupport andreinforce theirgrammar study.TheTeacher's Bookincludesall communicativeandproductive skills-basedactivities. Ineach unitthereareseveral speaking activitieswhere theanswersandaudio scripts.Therearealsotests for studentswork witheach otherto use Englishwith every Student's Bookunit,andfour reviewtestswhich improvedaccuracy andconfidence.Theextended canbe usedat theendofa schoolterm. writing activitiesalsoencouragestudentstouse Student's DVD-ROM language inrealistic situations. The Student's DVD-ROMincludes scored interactive Eachunitbeginswith a'Can do'statement,which says activitiesas well asallthe Student's Book pages in what studentswill beabletoachieveoncompletion digitalform andallthe listeningexercisesandsongs. ofthe unit.At theendofeach unit isa self-evaluation The Student's DVD-ROMenables students to usethe table.Students should beencouragedto ratetheir Student's Bookoutside class,andcanalso be usedon progress ineach exercise,which helpsthem totake an interactivewhiteboard inclass. responsibilityfor their own learningandalso increases motivation. Key to the symbols O0.0 0.0 (=tracknumber) Listeningactivity A Speaking activity Game / Extendedwriting activity © Pronunciationactivity Song * Introductoryexercise * * Moderately challengingexercise * * Most challengingexercise * A difficulty rating isgiven toeach exercise.The scaleof difficulty is relativetoeach unit, sothereareexercises with one,two,andthreestars inevery unit. Introduction 3 Contents 1 Plurals Regular plurals-s,-es, -íes,-ves 6 Pronunciationandspelling rules Irregular plurals 2 There is,there are Thereis,thereare:affirmativeandnegative 10 Thereis,thereare:questionsandshort answers 3 Countable anduncountable Countableanduncountablenouns 13 nouns A,an,some andany Mini-revision Units1-3 18 4 Subject andobject pronouns; Subject pronouns,object pronouns 19 possessiveadjectives Possessiveadjectives 5 Possessiveforms 'sands' possessiveforms 24 Possessive pronouns 6 This,that,these,those This, that,these,those 27 Mini-revision Units4-6 30 Revision 1 Units 1-6 31 7 Be Be:affirmative andnegative 33 Be:Questionsandshort answers 8 Havegot Havegot:Affirmative andnegative 37 Havegot:Questionsandshort answers Mini-revision Units7-8 41 9 -ingform or to +baseform -ing form:asa noun;after like,love,hate,enjoy;spelling rules 42 to +baseform: after want andwould like 10 Theimperative;Let's The imperative:affirmativeandnegative 45 Let's:affirmativeandnegative Mini-revision Units9-10 48 Revision2 Units7-10 49 11 Present simple Usesofthe presentsimple 51 Presentsimple:affirmativeandnegative Presentsimple:questionsandshort answers 12 Presentcontinuous Useof thepresentcontinuous 55 Presentcontinuous:affirmativeandnegative Presentcontinuous:questions andshort answers 13 Present simple andpresent Presentsimpleandpresent continuouscontrast 60 continuous Mini-revision Units 11-13 64 14 Past simple:be Was andwere: affirmative andnegative 65 Was andwere: questionsandshort answers Therewas andtherewere 15 Past simple:regular and Pastsimple regular verbs:affirmativeandnegative 69 irregular verbs Pastsimple irregularverbs:affirmative andnegative Regularandirregular verbs:questionsandshort answers Mini-revision Units 14-15 75 Revision3 Units11-15 76 4 Contents 16 Question words:Who ...?Whose Questions with who, whose,what andwhich 78 ...?What ...?Which ...? Expressionswith what 17 Question words:Where ...? Questions with where, when, why andhow 81 When ...?Why ...?How ...? Expressionswith how 18 Question words: Howmuch ...? Questions with how muchandhow many 85 How many ...? Countableanduncountablenouns A lotandnotmuch,not many Revision4 Units16-18 89 19 Can,could Canandcould:ability 91 Canandcould:questionsandshort answers Canandcould:permissionsandrequests 20 Must,haveto andshall Must,mustn't,havetoandhadto:rules,laws,necessity 95 ShallI...?for offers Revision5 Units19-20 100 21 Prepositionsof placeandtime Prepositionsof place:at,between,behind,in, 102 infront of,nextto,near,opposite,on andunder Prepositionsof time:on,in,at andafter Revision6 Unit21 106 22 Indirect objects Verbs thattake indirectobjects-give,lend,take,teach, 107 send,show,tell,write 23 Relativepronouns:who,which Relativepronounswho,which andwhere in relativeclauses 110 andwhere Mini-revision Units22-23 112 24 To +baseform for purpose To totalk about purpose 113 25 Conjunctions:and,but,or and And, but,or andbecauseto join ideasina sentence 115 because 26 Whenclauses When tojoin clauses ina sentence 117 Mini-revision Units24-26 120 Revision7 Units22-26 121 27 Comparativeandsuperlative Comparativeadjectivesandthan 123 adjectives Superlative adjectives 28 Adverbs Adverbs of manner 126 Adverbs of frequency Revision8 Units27-28 130 Revision9 All units 132 Extrainformation 135 Wordlist 140 Irregularverb list 144 Contents 5 Plurals Ican recognizeand use regular andirregular plurals. Regular plurals 2 Write the correct pluralform of the words in * the box. be* city knife potato tree watch two babies lotsof leaves tthhrreeee buses Pluralsusually endin-s. bag-bags tog-togs teacher-teachers friend-friends bottle-bottles ÿ six boxes 3 three Spelling rules For nounsending consonant +-y,we delete -y andadd-ies. baby - babies country - countries library -libraries family -families For nounsending s, s, ss, sh,ch,x ando,we add-es bus - buses class-classes toothbrush - toothbrushes lunch- lunches box - boxes potato-potatoes 1 five 4 two For nounsending f,we delete -f andadd-ves. leaf -leaves wife -wives *1 Oi.i Writethe plurals.Listenandcheck. btts dress boy hat kite life party orange scarf story tomato — H s +-ies +-es +-ves buses 2 four 5 two 6 Plurals O Pronunciation *4 ©01.3 Listenand repeat. cup book /s/ cups books boy television IzJ boys televisions sandwich puppy /iz/ sandwiches puppies 15 ©O1.4 Putthewords intothecorrect list. Then listenandcheck. O bets boxes potatoes chips buses bikes bananas horses girls . /s/The shopssell biscuits,sweetsanddrinks. /s/ hat$, - /z/ /iz/ *6 Work in pairs.Findthethings inthe * picture.Write the pluralword. two cats six _ _ _ three seven _ four _ eight five _ lots of_ /z/ Boys,girlsandteachers have lessonson Mondays. /iz/ Look- boxesof orangesandsandwiches. Most plurals endinthe sounds:/s/,/z/ or/iz/. © *1/ Drawa picturewith lotsof things in it. * *3 ©1.2 Listentothe sentencesandrepeat. * Ask your partnertodescribe it. Unit 1 Irregular plurals man mmeenn woman women child children person people foot feet tooth teeth sheep sheep fish fish mouse mice Some nouns have irregular pluralforms.You haveto learneach one. *8 O1.5 Listen,say the pluralsandpointtothe ÿÿÿ*9 Work in pairs.Pointtothe picturesand correct pictures. say the pluralforms. 8 Plurals O *10 Correctthe mistakes. *12 01.6 Listen anddraw what you hear. * ÿ two mice 4 four child fintee mice {our children 1 one people 5 twofeet 11 Write the lettersinthecorrect order to make * pluralnouns. ÿ henilcdr c_hildren 5 athescw 1 eplepo 6 toptaeso _ 2 mweon 7 aesvel _ 2 one women 6 lots of tooth 3 ehtet 8 rgosaen 4 suhose - 9 esralirib 14 Work inpairs.Student A,turnto page 135.Student Bturn to page 137. Describethe picturesanddraw. 1 3 five fish 7 twosheep Self-evaluation Rate your progress. 11 Play in pairs.Pointtoa single noun 1 from this unit.Your partnersaysthe 2 pluralform of the nounandspells it. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 S-h-E-E-P 13 14 Unit 1 9 There is, there are Ican recognizeand usethere isandthere are. Affirmative and negative *1 Lookat the pictureandreadthetext.Are the sentencestrue %/ orfalse/? There's a cinema in our toWn. ÿThere'saTV. 0 1 Therearethree people. ÿ 2 There'sa cat. ÿ 3 Therearetwochairs. ÿ 4 Therearetwotables. ÿ 5 There'sa sofa. ÿ 6 There'sa sandwich. ÿ 2 Lookat the pictureagain.Completethe * , sentenceswith There's Thereisn't,Thereareor Therearen't. ÿ There's a picture. 1 _ three books. _ We usethere isandthereareto say that 2 two boys. something or somebody exists. 3 _ a phone. 4 _ four biscuits. We usethere isfor singular itemsandthere are 5 _ a cake. for pluralitems. _ 6 a computer. We often shorten there istothere's. 10 There is,there are
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