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    Year 5 Starter Unit

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    This document provides vocabulary and language structures for students to talk about their hobbies and interests. It includes a list of 15 common hobbies and interests for students to refer to. The document then models phrases for students to talk about what they are interested in or not interested in, what they like or don't like, and what they are good at. Possessive adjectives and subject pronouns are also reviewed. The goal is for students to be able to have a basic conversation introducing themselves and discussing their hobbies.

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    Year 5 Starter Unit

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    This document provides vocabulary and language structures for students to talk about their hobbies and interests. It includes a list of 15 common hobbies and interests for students to refer to. The document then models phrases for students to talk about what they are interested in or not interested in, what they like or don't like, and what they are good at. Possessive adjectives and subject pronouns are also reviewed. The goal is for students to be able to have a basic conversation introducing themselves and discussing their hobbies.

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    This document provides vocabulary and language structures for students to talk about their hobbies and interests. It includes a list of 15 common hobbies and interests for students to refer to. The document then models phrases for students to talk about what they are interested in or not interested in, what they like or don't like, and what they are good at. Possessive adjectives and subject pronouns are also reviewed. The goal is for students to be able to have a basic conversation introducing themselves and discussing their hobbies.

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    63 views153 pages

    Year 5 Starter Unit

    Uploaded by

    Kelly Yixin
    This document provides vocabulary and language structures for students to talk about their hobbies and interests. It includes a list of 15 common hobbies and interests for students to refer to. The document then models phrases for students to talk about what they are interested in or not interested in, what they like or don't like, and what they are good at. Possessive adjectives and subject pronouns are also reviewed. The goal is for students to be able to have a basic conversation introducing themselves and discussing their hobbies.

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    Year 5 Starter Unit

    Aim

    • 1. Talk about your hobbies and interests.


    Get to know these vocabulary
    1.Chatting online 9. music

    2. Reading 10. Video games

    3. Meeting friends 11. Watching TV

    4. art 12. films

    5. photography 13. skateboarding

    6. cycling 14. cooking

    7. sport 15. shopping

    8. animals
    Ms
    KEY PHRASES
    I’m interested in I’m not interested in

    I’m into I’m not into

    I like I don’t like

    I’m good at I’m not good at

    My favourite interest is______________.


    EXAMPLES

    I’m interested in I’m not interested in


    I’m into I’m not into
    I like I don’t like
    I’m good at I’m not good at
    My favourite interest is______________.
    I’m interested in I’m not interested in
    I’m into I’m not into
    I like I don’t like
    EXAMPLES
    I’m good at I’m not good at
    My favourite interest is______________.

    I’m interested in cycling.


    I’m into cycling.
    I like cycling.
    I’m good at cycling.
    My favourite interest is cycling.
    I’m interested in I’m not interested in
    I’m into I’m not into
    I like I don’t like
    EXAMPLES
    I’m good at I’m not good at
    My favourite interest is______________.

    I’m not interested in photography.


    I’m not into photography.
    I don’t like photography.
    I’m not good at photography.
    Apart from using ‘ I’m’
    He/She/It is
    interested in
    They/We/You are
    into

    I am good at
    Apart from using ‘ I’m’

    He/She/It likes
    They/We/You/I like
    music
    chatting

    video
    games
    skateboarding
    reading photography
    cookin
    g Ms
    1. Chatting online 9. music

    2. Reading 10. Video games

    3. Meeting friends 11. Watching TV

    4. art 12. films

    5. photography 13. skateboarding

    6. cycling 14. cooking

    7. sport 15. shopping

    8. animals

    Hi! I‘m_________. I’m eleven and I’m from


    Penang. I’m interested in _________. I’m
    not interested in _________. My mum is
    good at_________. My dad is
    into__________.
    Ms
    Starter Unit (Page 5)

    •Subject pronouns
    •Possessive adjectives
    Subject pronouns
    • I
    • You
    • We
    • They
    • He
    • She
    • It
    Subject pronouns + verb ‘be’
    Example :

    Subject
    pronouns
    Types of subject pronouns
    Let’s try

    Horses ______animals.
    are
    Let’s try

    Oxford_______
    isn’t in Brazil.
    Let’s try

    is
    The name of the book______English Plus.
    Let’s try

    I am not interested in
    photography.
    am
    I_______interested in
    video games.
    Replace the words in blue with subject pronouns.

    This book is good.


    It is good.
    (It’s)
    Replace the words in blue with subject pronouns.

    Jane and Dave are from the UK.

    They are from the UK.


    (They’re)
    Replace the words in blue with subject pronouns.

    Jane and I are friends.

    We are friends.
    (We’re)
    Replace the words in blue with subject pronouns.

    You and Dave are brothers.

    You are brothers.


    (You’re)
    Possessive Adjectives
    • his
    • her
    • its used to show possession or
    • their ownership
    • our
    • my
    • your
    Possessive Adjectives + Nouns
    Possessive Adjectives
    possessive possessive
    adjectives adjectives

    Noun Noun
    The difference between it’s and its
    Remember:
    It’s = It is
    The dog is lazy and it’s hungry.

    Its= Possessive adjective


    The dog is playing with its ball.
    Complete the table.

    our
    your your
    his their
    her
    not liked by
    many people
    unpleasant
    very unpleasant
    recently created
    costing little money
    not interesting
    moving quickly
    RM150 RM500 RM2500 RM4500
    Have they got their mobile phone? Yes, they have. / No, they haven’t.
    Have you got your mobile phone?
    THANK YOU

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