s t n e n o p m o C t i n U Student Book Grammar Station Practice This section introduces the main grammar points in the units It provides clear explanations and charts showing grammatical forms, meanings, and usages There are also corresponding pictures and simple examples to help students easily understand the basic grammar structures and rules that are presented Simple check-up exercises are provided at the bottom of the page They are helpful in checking students’ initial understanding of the key grammar points Various exercises allow students to reinforce and gradually expand their understanding of the grammar rules that they have learned This section involves correction exercises that train students to recognize and correct grammar errors in sentences Check Up Guided exercises and drills are presented to help students practice the basic grammar structures Students get a chance to learn how to properly apply the grammar rules through these exercies Grammar in Writing This section provides a variety of writing types such as letters, diaries, book reports, advertisements, news reports, instructions, etc This allows students to apply their knowledge of the grammar rules in a meaningful context Review At the end of each unit, students have the opportunity to review and internalize what they have learned Supplementary Material Review Test Appendix: Grammar Station After every four units, students will take a review test These tests aim to access and evaluate students’ understanding of the grammar points that they have learned Grammar charts from each unit’s Grammar Station are included in the back of the book They allow students to easily access the book’s main grammar points Contents Nouns & Articles Present Simple 01 Harry is my dog Nouns 13 He eats bread every day Present Simple: Subject-Verb Agreement 54 02 This is a dress Articles 10 14 She brushes her teeth Present Simple: Positive 58 03 He has three watches Plural Nouns 14 15 We don’t play soccer Present Simple: Negative 62 04 He wants some water Count & Noncount Nouns 18 16 Do you like carrots? Present Simple: Yes/No Questions 66 The Verb Be Modal Verbs & Imperatives 05 He is Bob Subject Pronouns & The Verb Be 22 17 What does he like? Present Simple: Wh-questions 70 06 I'm not a teacher The Verb Be: Negative & Yes/No Questions 26 18 He can play the piano Modal Verb: Can (Ability) 74 07 Who is she? The Verb Be: Wh-questions 30 19 May I sit here? Modal Verbs: Can / May (Permission) 78 08 There is a table There + The Verb Be 34 20 Clean your room Imperatives 82 Pronouns & Adjectives Supplementary Material 09 This is a bat 10 These are my sneakers Possessive Adjectives 42 11 My bag is green Adjectives 46 12 They are on the sofa Prepositions of Place 50 Demonstrative Pronouns 38 • Review Tests - • Appendix: Grammer Station • Scope & Sequence 88 - 97 98 - 102 103 01 Harry is my dog A Match the pictures with the correct nouns and categories Grammar Station Nouns Nouns are divided into common nouns and proper nouns Common nouns are words for people, animals, places, or things ‌Proper nouns are the names of particular people, animals, places, or things They begin with a capital letter People Proper Places library desk flower teacher student rabbit elephant park house movie soccer milk rain girl dog kitten Things school boy Common Animals brother sister tiger cheetah bank airport singer friend zebra snake city country month holiday Chris Jessica Harry Kiki Paris France My teacher is Mr Smith This city is London • • • • • • • hamster museum balloon magician • • • • • • • • people B king bottle zebra Harry is my dog May is my favorite month C animals places things Choose and write the nouns May Christmas Circle the nouns • People Animals Places Things China mother police officer sheep Chicago library bike wallet giraffe king Circle the correct words bag, a, city rabbit, Snoopy, is This is a ( bag / Bag ) I have a ( monkey / Monkey ) the, month, girl London, holiday, my My name is ( tom / Tom ) Today is ( Sunday / sunday ) snake, an, Chris are, school, teacher I’m from ( america / America ) James is a ( Student / student ) sister, run, Paris cute, monkey, June The kitten is ( Mimi / mimi ) My father is a ( farmer / Farmer ) Unit ail, you can When you write an em r nouns to pe use common and pro give information Grammar in Writing A Underline the nouns and write them in the correct boxes Choose and complete the email Jack is a driver Today is Wednesday Common Noun Proper Noun driver Jack This train goes to London Dear Ken, Ken is my new classmate I’m Amy’s friend My name is Jasmine has a hamster I am an elementary school Madrid is a beautiful city My father is a cook Jane student My mother is an brother His name is monkey His name is I have one B I have a Choose and complete the sentences We live in Paris It is a beautiful I hope we can be friends! Jane New York Susan lives in I play with C Snoopy ( the puppy ) is my teacher ( The man ) We watch ( the city ) ( the movie ) Spider - Man Snoopy My mother is a Teacher Mr Smith Brian loves France • Complete the chart People Animals Common Proper boy Chris Susan My birthday is in march His name is gary Sam city student Jane New York Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences Brian loves france monkey brother cook Paris actress Tom Kiki Common Places Proper Common Snoopy kitten Christmas Things Proper New York country dog month Common France Proper March holiday Chris city girl The man has a big Dog Unit 02 This is a dress A Choose and write a or an before each noun candle roof Grammar Station igloo ant bookshelf party eraser umbrella scientist office Articles The words a, an, and the are articles We put them before nouns We use a or an before singular nouns We use the before a specific thing or only one of something Article a a candle Article + Noun a bike a dress a park a test a coat a consonant sounds an vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u) an artist an elephant an island an octopus an umbrella specific thing I see a boy The boy is handsome the only one of something an the sun the moon the sky B Complete the sentences with a or an I have This is This is a dress My aunt is an artist C I see a boy The boy is handsome The sun is bright a bike You wear onion I see There is iguana She has Tom has backpack He is dress elephant coat engineer Circle the correct words I see ( a / an ) man ( A / The ) man is tall He has ( a / an ) owl Circle a or an for each noun 10 ( a / an ) pencil ( a / an ) artist ( a / an ) girl ( a / an ) octopus ( a / an ) iguana ( a / an ) park ( a / an ) desk ( a / an ) eraser ( An / The ) owl is cute There is ( a / an ) snake ( A / The ) snake is long ( An / The ) sky is dark ( A / The ) moon is yellow Unit 11 ry, you need When you write a sto s before to use the right article nouns Grammar in Writing A Choose and complete the sentences doll eraser ruler orange umbrella robot kite jacket a doll The girl has Complete the story with a, an, or the The circus is in town We are at the circus! , , , and The boy has and , , and a There is , an The monkey, elephant monkey juggles balls bear rides a bike elephant stands on a big ball animals People cheer for B a Susan has There is coat The elephant Mr Brown has truck My sister has iguana I have bike sky is blue, and a There is Complete the sentences with a, an, or the coat is pretty elephant is very huge bear, clown, too clown has an umbrella It is big and old People cheer for the clown, too truck is old iguana is cute bike is red sun is bright • Complete the chart C Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences Jack has a aunt My uncle has an garden I have a idea There is a eagle Jack has an aunt consonant sounds vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u) specific thing only one of something a truck coat bookshelf test artist eagle island owl uncle He has a camera sun camera is very nice moon sky An sun is hot 12 Unit 13 03 He has three watches A Choose and write the plural nouns in the correct boxes glass bench Grammar Station tree cherry wolf balloon story leaf Plural Nouns We use singular nouns when we talk about one person or thing We use plural nouns when we talk about two or more people or things We usually add -s or -es to make plural nouns -s Plural + -s ball balls -ch, -sh, -s, -x, -o + -es bench dish bus fox tomato benches dishes buses foxes tomatoes consonant + -y y + -ies baby cherry babies cherries -f, -fe f + -ves leaf knife leaves knives B erasers one dish three one butterfly five one scarf four They see leaves C Circle the correct words I have two ( wallets / walletes ) Check the correct plural nouns 14 two She has a watch He has three watches He wants a cherry She wants four cherries -ves Write the correct plural nouns one eraser There are two birds -ies trees Singular most nouns -es three friends two buss four leafs four students six tomatoes three knives two dishs four babys There are three ( boxs / boxes ) Hillary needs seven ( potatoes / potatos ) My aunt has two ( babys / babies ) Matthew wants three ( sandwiches / sandwichs ) Unit 15 Grammar in Writing A Choose and complete the sentence vertisement, When you write an ad ngs for sale you can describe thi s using plural noun Complete the advertisement using plural nouns brush knife dress watch box Garage Sale I am at a shop I see many things there: watches five We’re having a garage sale! Don’t miss this chance to buy great things! -When: Saturday, October -Where: 3404 Jewel Ave -Things to sell: -Time: a.m – p.m , three $ 15 , $3 four , two , and six two $ 12 watches $ 10 $5 $2 B Change and complete the sentences using plural nouns The girl has a puppy The girls The lady wants a strawberry The ladies want five strawberries The baby sees an elf The babies see seven The rabbit meets a lamb The rabbits meet three The student needs a bench The students need four benches have two puppies elves *No discounts! No refunds! See you there! lambs • Complete the chart Rule Singular Plural most nouns friend friends bench C Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences Tony has seven peachs Tony has seven peaches brush -ch, -sh, -s, -x, -o box There are ten citis My uncle has two buss I need four hamburgeres Chris wants five shelvs 16 glass potato consonant + -y -f, -fe baby shelf knife Unit 17 04 He wants some water A Grammar Station Count & Noncount Nouns Count nouns are nouns that we can count They have singular and plural forms Noncount nouns are nouns that we can’t count They only have singular forms We can use some with both plural count nouns and noncount nouns Count a song a dollar a sandwich a leaf an orange an onion Write a, an, or X X milk firefighter eraser oil flour shampoo post office egg Noncount three songs four dollars some sandwiches some leaves some oranges some onions a music a money a bread a tea a juice a soup three musics four moneys some breads some teas some juices some soups B Circle the correct words ( a / an / some ) honey ( a / some / three ) bread I eat an orange She eats two apples He eats some grapes ( a / an / some ) toothpaste ( a / an / two ) cooks ( a / an / two ) sandwiches ( a / some / two ) cheese He wants some water She wants some bread C Circle the correct words I have ( a soup / some soup ) Draw a around the count nouns and a soup money bread artist butter 18 brother water orange around the noncount nouns milk shirt box cheese There are ( two buildings / some building ) Julie sees ( an eagle / some eagle ) juice tea We want ( two butters / some butter ) Ken needs ( three moneys / some money ) My mom wants ( an oil / some oil ) Unit 19 someone, When you interview n’t to ask you can use can or ca ies ilit about his or her ab Grammar in Writing A Choose and complete the sentences using can or can’t Complete the interview speak open I don’t have the key I walk can’t open play Ability Alex Paula Billy Tim dribble the ball well the violin well jump high shoot the ball well the box He needs some help Japanese My friend Mika is from Japan She walk My baby brother is six months old He Amy pass the ball well the door can We practice the violin every day We He carry Let’s start, Amy Can you pass the ball well? Yes, yet I can you dribble the ball well? B Can she jump high? A Can Cathy snowboard? (ski) B No, she , can’t But she can ski Billy and Tim jump high they shoot the ball well? A Can the parrot sing? (talk) b No, it dribble the ball well No, I can’t Paula Complete the answers can’t But it No, they can’t Alex and I can can Great! You’re a good team A Can the girls play chess? (play soccer) b No, they can’t But they can play soccer • Complete the chart Positive C 76 well Change and complete the sentences Negative You can fly a kite You He can ride a bike He can’t answer the question She can cook very well She You can drive a car Question Can you drive a car? I can answer the question Negative I They can speak Chinese Question Can they speak Chinese? We can catch balls We She can draw her dog Negative She can’t draw her dog They can play the guitar They He can make cookies Question Can he make cookies? can’t fly Question a kite a bike can’t cook very well can’t catch balls the guitar Can you fly a kite? Can he ride a bike? Can she cook very well? Can we catch balls? Can they play the guitar? Unit 18 77 19 May I sit here? A Grammar Station Modal Verbs: Can/May (Permission) We use can or may to give or ask for permission The modal verbs can and may come before the base verb May is more formal than can We don’t use a short form for may not Positive Subject Modal Verb I / You He / She / It We / They can may You ( can / cans ) go out You ( can’t / don’t can ) run here You ( may / mayn’t ) sit here You ( mays / may ) leave now You can ( eats / eat ) the snacks You may ( sit / sits ) on the sofa You ( cannt / can’t ) use the computer You ( may not touch / may touch not ) the vase Negative Base Verb Subject Modal Verb Base Verb watch TV I / You He / She / It We / They can’t may not watch TV Question Circle the correct words B Complete the sentences with can or can’t Subject Base Verb Can May I sit here? Yes Yes, you can/may Sure / Of course You can use my phone No, you can’t/may not Sorry, you can’t use the bathroom You sit on the bench You read the books You borrow my umbrella You wear my new coat Can I sit here? Yes, you can Yes, you can’t May I play outside? No, you may No, you may not Can I take a break? Yes, you can Yes, you may not May I open the door? No, you can’t No, you can Can I use your scissors? Yes, you may not No, you may not 78 can can’t C can can’t sit down eat this May I take your picture? - No, you may not Circle the correct words You listen to music here You may not come in Can I drink the milk? - Yes, you can can’t You No You You Answer Modal Verb 2 You You may may not may may not read it run Check the correct answers Unit 19 79 Grammar in Writing A Complete the sentences not jump in the elevator Santa, may I have get a pet a candy house? Um … can I get monkey? can you may not a robot? No, the window No! No, you can’t ( may / speak ) You may ( can / open ) You Complete the comic strip dialogue using can or may ( may / jump ) You may loudly No! No, you ( can / use ) You may not can my pencil No! No! get a new No, you can’t computer, please? B rmission, When you ask for pe y you can use can or ma Can I have a new Santa? Match the questions with the correct answers May I go now? Sure, come in and take a seat Can I swim here? Yes What is your question? Can I use your phone? Of course Here you are May I come in? Sure See you tomorrow Can I ask a question? No, you can’t It’s too deep • Complete the chart C Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences You use can my smartphone You can use my smartphone Positive Negative You can eat snacks You You mayn’t touch this painting You can go home You You brings may your pet You may sit here You Can I borrows your scarf? You may watch TV You can’t eat Question snacks home may not sit here may not watch TV Can I eat snacks? home? here? May I watch TV? May uses I your computer? 80 Unit 19 81 20 Clean your room A Grammar Station Imperatives ‌We use imperatives to tell someone to or not to something They usually begin with the base verb We can add please to make imperatives more polite We use imperatives with let’s to make suggestions to people Positive Negative Base Verb Imperative Don’t Open the door Clean your room Be careful Suggestion Do not (=Don’t) Let’s Base Verb Let’s go to the park sing together Be quiet Base Verb cry speak loudly be late Let’s not Let’s not B Base Verb go out play soccer Don’t touch the vase, please C Circle the correct words ( Be / Do ) careful ( Do / Be ) honest ( Be close / Close ) the door ( Wait / Be wait ) a minute ( Not / Don’t ) move ( Don’t / Don’t be ) late ( Let / Let’s ) play soccer ( Let’s not / Let’s don’t ) go out Match the sentences It’s a nice day Be quiet, please The baby is sleeping Put on your coat It’s cold outside Let’s go on a picnic I can’t hear you Don’t worry It’s not a big problem Let’s not buy it This bag is expensive Speak loudly Complete the sentences with Don’t or Let’s Let’s dance together Let’s have dinner dance sit down be lazy not hurry touch it Let’s not play soccer Check the imperative sentences 82 Be quiet She can dance well Can you swim? We’re late Try again Don’t talk in class Unit 20 83 n or notice, When you write a sig ives to give you can use imperat e vic instructions or ad Grammar in Writing A Complete the sentences kind Imperative ( meet ) Suggestion ( drink ) Imperative some water ( not / take ) Suggestion not ( not / be late ) B Be ( be kind ) Choose and complete the sign using imperatives to others after school Here are some simple camp rules a taxi Imperative Let’s follow the safety rules - Prepare a first aid kit - _ _ the camp alone Let’s respect other campers Choose and complete the sentences open - _ walk make - noise a good neighbor Let’s protect nature and animals Do Do your homework Open your mouth, please - the plants - _ - Don’t make noise! Don’t the animals feed leave clean be make prepare pick your campsite walk on the grass! • Complete the chart Positive C Correct the underlined words and rewrite the sentences Not run in the classroom! Let’s don’t eat fast food Be raise your hand quickly Don’t talks in class! Don’t run in the classroom! Be lazy Close the window Wait for me Let's hurry Let’s take a taxi Negative Don’t Don’t be lazy close the window Don’t wait for me Let’s not hurry Let's not take a taxi Do let’s climb the mountain 84 Unit 20 85 Supplementary Material Review Test A B Units 01-04 Circle the correct words D Complete the sentences using plural nouns My name is ( Kelly / kelly ) watch She has ( a / an ) orange dish I need ten There is ( a / an ) bear ( A / The ) bear is big knife There are three The boy wants three ( peachs / peaches ) wolf Kate sees two There is ( a / some ) salt tomato We want four Complete the sentences with a, an, or some Jack has E There is My mom wants There is owl Choose the wrong words and correct them Beth and There is The Scott live in a octopus, ladies have two Sam wants some I see 88 a man A F elf butter a hamster scarfes and three milk and some man is angry Unscramble the sentences uncle / farmer / a / is / My / london an iguana, and a car The car is new The woman has three C peaches We need cheese August My aunt has tea Pam needs an His birthday is in bike I see Choose and complete the sentences some idea My dad has five brushes breads girl / That / is / Monica / umbrella / is / There / an / sandwiches / Sean / two / wants / see / I / yogurt / some / Review Test 89 Review Test A Units 05-08 Circle the correct words D He ( are / is ) my father A you hardworking? B No, They ( aren’t / isn’t ) baseball players A she an artist? B Yes, ( Am / Are ) you angry? A I late? B No, There ( is / are ) some juice A ( Who / What ) are they? B my parents A ( Who / What ) is it? B an eraser A ( Who / What ) is she? B B She is my sister Complete the negative sentences using the verb be Anita a nurse They my parents You E My cat not It is not a mango There are some Kate 90 is my sister They is an apple water She’re very A Am I wrong? B No, A What is that girl? B kind She you isn’t is Emily. F what are I’m a pilot There hungry Choose the wrong words and correct them is The man lazy Choose and complete the sentences who ugly I C Complete the dialogues Use the short forms if necessary some stores A Are you American? B No, A is that woman? B She is my aunt A is that animal? B It’s a fox not Change and rewrite the sentences We are hungry Short Form My brothers are not students Short Form He is my friend Negative Mary is thin Question Who is the boy? Plural Review Test 91 Review Test A Units 09-12 Circle the correct words D ( This / These ) are my shoes Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions This ( isn’t / aren’t ) your sandwich It is ( he / his ) jacket I know ( you / your ) brother The dog is the bone The dog is the mail carrier The girl ( is / are ) tall The dog is his doghouse The dog is the table E B C Complete the sentences using the possessive adjectives you I it we she Those This A is my coat is pretty cousin Brian is eyes are red school We like house is very big isn’t handsome a Your books Are they are man next the bag he friends? B No, they aren’t. cute is this your bike? This is wallet I see a baby the tree Change and rewrite the sentences That is her ruler isn’t a goose are penguins Ken and Jerry are F my bag are a duck This behind Those Choose the wrong words and correct them He 92 Choose and complete the sentences Plural Those are pine trees Negative These aren’t my glasses Positive This is their room Question These are white swans Singular Review Test 93 Review Test A B Units 13-16 Circle the correct words D She ( swim / swims ) in the morning watch Alex My mom ( mixes / mixs ) eggs and butter to make bread every day go She Sean ( doesn’t / don’t ) study on Sundays have The gorilla ( Do / Does ) Jill and her brother like onions? love Liz Nicole ( studys / studies ) math after school fix Complete the negative sentences using the short forms Mr Gibson teaches science He The students play tennis They The boys She 94 drink blueberry juice every day fly kites, and the don’t F eat ham She girl flys a model plane eats salad A Does Jay want a hamburger? B No, he A Does you need an umbrella? B Yes, I isn’t long arms her family my robots well helps brushes doesn’t his teeth after lunch poor people Eddie and I fins Choose the wrong words and correct them to the park on Sundays My dad The singer badminton The parrot has wings It My sister Craig in Sydney TV at p.m Choose and complete the sentences don’t hip-hop music She lives in Madrid She E English We like classical music We C Complete the sentences in the present simple play computer games A Does he work on Saturdays? B No, he A B Yes, they they live in Seoul? Change and rewrite the sentences We study English after dinner Subject He I catch bugs every day Subject She The cat eats cucumbers Negative Fred doesn’t like horror movies Positive She has a big farm Question Review Test 95 Review Test A B Circle the correct words Complete the questions A What ? B I like spaghetti Derek can ( climb / climbs ) trees A What ? B She needs some garlic You ( may not / not may ) touch the picture A What ? B They enjoy skiing ( Be clean / Clean ) your room A What ? B He wants a new bike ( Don’t be / Don’t ) shy A What ? B It eats grass E Complete the sentences using can or can’t I I’m very thirsty drink eat run open watch Let’s Don’t TV now A not Be happy use your pencil? Jane Can Tony F eats pizza today sad May I A What A the window? Circle the wrong words and correct them have? B Yes, you B She can’t. has an umbrella. speaks French? B No, he can’t can don’t can’t sing well This watch is very expensive here I may Justin is a singer He food in the library Choose and complete the sentences what this water? Sorry! You 3 A 96 D What ( / does ) she want? C Units 17-20 touch it does Ms Hunt teach? B She teaches science can’t A Can you jump high? B No, I A B Yes, you may I use your phone? Change and rewrite the sentences You may come in Negative He can run fast Question Feed the squirrels Negative Carol can play the flute Question Let’s watch the movie Negative Review Test 97 Subject Pronouns & The Verb Be Nouns People Animals Places Things Common boy teacher girl student dog rabbit kitten elephant school park library house desk movie Proper Chris Jessica Harry Kiki Paris France May Singular flower soccer Christmas Subject Pronoun Be I am = I’m We You are = You’re You People He / She It Animals/Things Articles Article Article + Noun a bike a dress a park a test a coat a consonant sounds an vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u) an artist an elephant an island an octopus an umbrella specific thing I see a boy The boy is handsome the only one of something the sun the moon Plural Nouns most nouns -ch, -sh, -s, -x, -o the sky Singular Plural + -s ball balls + -es bench dish bus fox tomato benches dishes buses foxes tomatoes consonant + -y y + -ies baby cherry babies cherries -f, -fe f + -ves leaf knife leaves knives Count & Noncount Nouns 98 a song a dollar a sandwich a leaf an orange an onion three songs four dollars some sandwiches some leaves some oranges some onions Short Form = He’s / She’s is = It’s Subject Pronoun Be Short Form = We’re = You’re are They = They’re The Verb Be: Negative & Yes/No Questions Negative Yes/No Question Subject Be + Not Short Form Question Answer I am not = I’m not Am I ? Yes, you are No, you aren’t You are not = You aren’t Are you ? Yes, I am No, I’m not He is not = He isn’t Is he ? Yes, he is No, he isn’t They are not = They aren’t Are they ? Yes, they are No, they aren’t The Verb Be: Wh-questions Question People Animals/ Things Who What Answer am I? You are the king are you? I am Alice is he? He is my uncle is it? It is a basket are they? They are giraffes There + The Verb Be Count Plural Noncount a music a money a bread a tea a juice a soup three musics four moneys some breads some teas some juices some soups There Be There is There are Noun a chair Singular some bread Noncount two clowns some dishes Plural 99 Demonstrative Pronouns Present Simple: Subject-Verb Agreement Singular Plural This is a bat That is a jar These are gloves Those are pears Negative This isn’t a stick That isn’t a vase These aren’t mittens Those aren’t peaches Question Is this 〔that〕 a bowl? - Yes, it is / No, it isn’t Are these 〔those〕 gloves? - Yes, they are / No, they aren’t Positive Subject Verb Subject Verb I eat run dance play sleep He The boy eats runs dances plays sleeps I/You/We/They He/She/It + -s like likes -ch, -sh, -s, -x + -es catch brush kiss mix catches brushes kisses mixes consonant + -y y + -ies fly flies have go has goes does You We They Present Simple: Positive Rule most verbs Possessive Adjectives Subject Possessive Adjective Subject Possessive Adjective I my name it its tail you your book we our house he his hair they their children her shoes she Present Simple: Negative Adjectives Positive The Verb Be + Adjective Adjective + Noun I have a They are It exceptions David’s car David She Adjective Noun Subject Be Adjective green old bag cars My bag The cars is are green old Subject Negative Verb I / You run We / They He / She runs It Subject Do/Does + Not I / You not (=don’t) We / They He / She It Base Verb run does not (=doesn’t) Prepositions of Place Subject Singular Plural 100 He / She Tom / Your sister It The melon We / You / They My pencils Be Preposition Noun Present Simple: Yes/No Questions in is under in front of are Question on behind next to Do/Does the box Do Does Subject Answer Base Verb I / you we / they he / she / it like birds? Yes No Yes, you / I No, you / I don’t Yes, you / they No, you / they don’t Yes, he / she / it does No, he / she / it doesn’t 101 Scope & Sequence Present Simple: Wh-questions Grammar Space Beginner Book 01 Question Answer you What they like? does she Nouns 11 Adjectives I like chicken Articles 12 Prepositions of Place They like chocolate cake Plural Nouns 13 Present Simple: Subject-Verb Agreement She likes flowers Count & Noncount Nouns 14 Present Simple: Positive Subject Pronouns & The Verb Be 15 Present Simple: Negative The Verb Be : Negative & Yes/No Questions 16 Present Simple: Yes/No Questions The Verb Be : Wh-questions 17 Present Simple: Wh-questions There + The Verb Be 18 Modal Verb: Can (Ability) Demonstrative Pronouns 19 Modal Verbs: Can / May (Permission) 10 Possessive Adjectives 20 Imperatives Modal Verb: Can (Ability) Positive Subject Negative Modal Verb I / You He / She / It We / They Base Verb Subject Modal Verb Base Verb dance I / You He / She / It We / They can’t (=cannot) dance can Question Answer Modal Verb Subject Base Verb Can I / you he / she / it we / they dance? Grammar Space Beginner Book 02 Yes/No Subject Modal Verb Types of Sentences 11 Adjectives: Comparatives Yes, you / I he / she / it you / they can Articles 12 Adverbs can’t Plural Nouns 13 Present Continuous: Positive Pronouns 14 Present Continuous: Negative Possessives 15 Present Continuous: Questions The Verb Be 16 Prepositions of Time There + The Verb Be , Some & Any 17 Past Simple: The Verb Be It + The Verb Be 18 Past Simple 1: Regular Verbs Present Simple: Positive & Negative 19 Past Simple 2: Irregular Verbs 10 Present Simple: Questions 20 Modal Verbs: Must / Have To No, Modal Verbs: Can/May (Permission) Positive Subject Negative Modal Verb I / You He / She / It We / They can may Base Verb Subject Modal Verb Base Verb watch TV I / You He / She / It We / They can’t may not watch TV Question Answer Modal Verb Subject Base Verb Can May I sit here? Yes Yes, you can/may Sure / Of course No, you can’t/may not Sorry, you can’t Imperatives Positive Base Verb Imperative Suggestion 102 Open the door Be careful Let’s Let’s Negative Don’t Do not (=Don’t) Base Verb go to the park Grammar Space Beginner Book 03 No Let’s not Let’s not Base Verb cry be late Base Verb go out Parts of a Sentence 11 Past Simple: Positive & Negative Quantifiers 1: Many / Much / A Lot Of 12 Past Simple: Questions Quantifiers 2: Noncount Nouns 13 Future (Will ): Positive & Negative Conjunctions 14 Future (Will ): Questions Present Simple 15 Future: Be Going To Frequency Adverbs 16 Question Words: How / Why Present Continuous: Positive & Negative 17 Adjectives & Adverbs Present Continuous: Questions 18 Adjectives: Comparatives Past Simple (The Verb Be ): Positive & Negative 19 Adjectives: Superlatives 10 Past Simple (The Verb Be ): Questions 20 Prepositions of Place & Movement 103 ... unit’s Grammar Station are included in the back of the book They allow students to easily access the book’s main grammar points Contents Nouns & Articles Present Simple 01 Harry is my dog Nouns 13 ... Subject-Verb Agreement 54 02 This is a dress Articles 10 14 She brushes her teeth Present Simple: Positive 58 03 He has three watches Plural Nouns 14 15 We don’t play soccer Present Simple: Negative... & Adjectives Supplementary Material 09 This is a bat 10 These are my sneakers Possessive Adjectives 42 11 My bag is green Adjectives 46 12 They are on the sofa Prepositions of Place 50 Demonstrative