Prime Time 1, Coursebook

Nouns: Singular – regular plural 1 p. 16, 43 SINGULAR (one) PLURAL (two/three/more) one chair three chair s one poster five poster s one pencil seven pencil s one ruler ten ruler s There is … – There are … 1 p. 17 SINGULAR (one) PLURAL (two/three/more) Is there a new computer on your desk? + Yes, there is . – No, there isn’t. Are there two red pencils in your pencil case? + Yes, there are. – No, there aren’t. Where is …? – Where are …? 1 p. 18 SINGULAR (one) PLURAL (two/three/more) Where is your tablet? / Where’s your tablet? Where are your friends? Where is /Where’s your smartphone? Where are my cookies? have got – has got 1 p. 24 have got (’ve got) / has got (’s got) have not (haven’t) got / has not (hasn’t) got I have got (I’ve got) a brother. I haven’t got a sister. You have got (You’ve got) a cool sweater. You haven’t got a new T-shirt. Lee and I have got (Lee and I’ve got) a keyboard. We haven’t got a piano. Cindy and Cecil have got great friends. (They’ve got … .) They haven’t got boring friends. Fred has got a sweet kitten. (He’s got … .) He hasn’t got a rat. Jana has got one English book. (She’s got … .) She hasn’t got two English books. My new classroom has got thirty chairs. It hasn’t got many posters. G4 G5 G6 G7 I haven’t got a cat. I’ve got a dog. 137 one hundred and thirty-seven Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv