Please refer to the definition file.

79

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Cardinal numbers are unordered; one, two, three, four, and so on.
Ordinal numbers are ordered; first, second, third, fourth, and so on.

81First, second and third are irregular forms.
To make ordinal numbers for other numbers, “-th” is added to the cardinal
number:four > fourth
five > fifthsix > sixth
seven > seventhand so on.

82

1. There are seven days in a week.
2. The days of the week are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, etc.
3. Monday is the first day of the week.
4. Tuesday is the second day of the week.
5. Wednesday is the third day of the week.
6. Thursday is the fourth day of the week.
7. Friday is the fifth day of the week.
8. Saturday is the sixth day of the week.
9. Sunday is the seventh day of the week.
10. Saturday and Sunday are the days of the weekend.

83

1. Today is Monday.
2. Today is Tuesday.
3. Today is Wednesday.
4. Today is Thursday.
5. Today is Friday.
6. Today is Saturday.
7. Today is Sunday.

84

1. Today is Monday. Repeat.
2. Today is Monday. Change: Tuesday. --- [Today is Tuesday.]
3. Today is Tuesday. Change: Wednesday. --- [Today is Wednesday.]
4. Today is Wednesday. Change: Thursday. --- [Today is Thursday.]
5. Today is Thursday. Change: Friday. --- [Today is Friday.]
6.Today is Friday. Change: Saturday. --- [Today is Saturday.]
7. Today is Saturday. Change: Sunday. --- [Today is Sunday.]85

1. Today is the first day of the week.
2. Today is the second day of the week.
3. Today is the third day of the week.
4. Today is the fourth day of the week.
5. Today is the fifth day of the week.
6. Today is the sixth day of the week.
7. Today is the seventh day of the week.
8. The days of the weekend are Saturday and Sunday.

861. Today is the first day of the week. Repeat.
2. Today is the first day of the week. Change: second. --- [Today is the second
day of the week.]
3. Today is the second day of the week. Change: third. --- [Today is the third dayof the week.]
4. Today is the third day of the week. Change: sixth. --- [Today is the sixth dayof the week.]
5. Today is the sixth day of the week. Change: fourth. --- [Today is the fourth
day of the week.]
6. Today is the fourth day of the week. Change: seventh. --- [Today is theseventh day of the week.]
7. Today is the seventh day of the week. Change: fifth. --- [Today is the fifth dayof the week.]87

1. Today is the first day of the week. Repeat.
2. Today is the first day of the week. Change: Monday. --- [Monday is the firstday of the week.]
3. Monday is the first day of the week. Change: Tuesday. --- [Tuesday is thesecond day of the week.]
4. Tuesday is the second day of the week. Change: Wednesday. --- [Wednesday
is the third day of the week.]
5. Wednesday is the third day of the week. Change: Thursday. --- [Thursday is
the fourth day of the week.]
6. Thursday is the fourth day of the week. Change: Friday. --- [Friday is the fifth
day of the week.]
7. Friday is the fifth day of the week. Change: Saturday. --- [Saturday is the sixth
day of the week.]
8. Saturday is the sixth day of the week. Change: Sunday. --- [Sunday is theseventh day of the week.]88

1. Is Monday the first day of the week? --- Yes, Monday… [Yes, Monday is thefirst day of the week.]
2. Is Tuesday the third day of the week? --- No, Tuesday… [No, Tuesday is not
the third day of the week. It’s the second day of the week.]
3. Is Friday the fifth day of the week? --- Yes, Friday… [Yes, Friday is the fifth
day of the week.]
4. Is Sunday the seventh day of the week? --- Yes, Sunday… [Yes, Sunday is theseventh day of the week.]
5. Is Wednesday the third day of the week? --- Yes, Wednesday… [Yes,
Wednesday is the third day of the week.]
6. Is Thursday the seventh day of the week? --- No, Thursday… [No, Thursday is
not the seventh day of the week. It’s the fourth day of the week.]
7. Are Saturday and Sunday the days of the weekend? --- Yes, Saturday… [Yes,Saturday and Sunday are the days of the weekend.]89

1. Is Monday the first day of the week? --- [Yes, Monday is the first day of theweek.]
2. Is Tuesday the third day of the week? --- [No, Tuesday is not the third day of
the week. It’s the second day of the week.]
3. Is Friday the fifth day of the week? --- [Yes, Friday is the fifth day of the week.]
4. Is Sunday the seventh day of the week? --- [Yes, Sunday is the seventh day of
the week.]
5. Is Wednesday the third day of the week? --- [Yes, Wednesday is the third dayof the week.]
6. Is Thursday the seventh day of the week? --- [No, Thursday is not the seventh
day of the week. It’s the fourth day of the week.]
7. Are Saturday and Sunday the days of the weekend? --- [Yes, Saturday and
Sunday are the days of the weekend.]

90

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92

93

94

95

1. She has one bag. Repeat.
2. She has one bag. Change: three. --- [She has three bags.]
3. She has three bags. Change: they. --- [They have three bags.]
4. They have three bags. Change: four. --- [They have four bags.]
5. They have four bags. Change: five. --- [They have five bags.]

96

1. What’s the plural of pen? --- [The plural of pen is pens.]
2. What’s the plural of book? --- [The plural of book is books.]
3. What’s the plural of computer? --- [The plural of computer is computers.]
4. What’s the plural of mirror? --- [The plural of mirror is mirrors.]
5. What’s the plural of box? --- [The plural of box is boxes.]
6. What’s the plural of watch? --- [The plural of watch is watches.]
7. What’s the plural of table? --- [The plural of table is tables.]8. What’s the singular of tables? --- [The singular of tables is table.]
9. What’s the singular of letters? --- [The singular of letters is letter.]
10. What’s the singular of bags? --- [The singular of bags is bag.]
11. What’s the singular of computers? --- [The singular of computers is
computer.]
12. What’s the singular of pens? --- [The singular of pens is pen.]97

1. This is a book. Repeat.
2. This is a book. Change: there. --- [There is a book.]
3. There is a book. Add: on the table. --- [There is a book on the table.]
4. There is a book on the table. Change: two. --- [There are two books on thetable.]
5. There are two books on the table. Change: balls. --- [There are two balls on
the table.]
6. There are two balls on the table. Change: five. --- [There are five balls on thetable.]
7. There are five balls on the table. Change: boxes. --- [There are five boxes on
the table.]981. My pen is red. Repeat.
2. My pen is red. Change: blue. --- [My pen is blue.]
3. My pen is blue. Change: black. --- [My pen is black.]
4. My pen is black. Add: and pencil. --- [My pen and pencil are black.]
5. My pen and pencil are black. Change: white. --- [My pen and pencil are white.]
6. My pen and pencil are white. Change: grey. --- [My pen and pencil are grey.]
7. My pen and pencil are grey. Change: yellow. --- [My pen and pencil are yellow.]
8. My pen and pencil are yellow. Change: green. --- [My pen and pencil aregreen.]
9. My pen and pencil are green. Change: red. --- [My pen and pencil are red.]
10. My pen and pencil are red. Change: her. --- [Her pen and pencil are red.]99

1. The color of my pen is red.
2. The color of her pen is blue.
3. The color of her pencil is yellow.
4. The color of his pencil is grey.
5. The color of the table is black.
6. The color of the bag is green.
7. The color of the sheet of paper is white.
8. The color of the box is brown.

100

1. I have a ball. Repeat.
2. I have a ball. Add: red. --- [I have a red ball.]
3. I have a red ball. Change: grey. --- [I have a grey ball.]
4. I have a grey ball. Change: two. --- [I have two grey balls.]
5. I have two grey balls. Change: five. --- [I have five grey balls.]
6. I have five grey balls. Add: on the table. --- [I have five grey balls on the table.]
7. I have five grey balls on the table. Change: books. --- [I have five grey bookson the table.]1011. Today is Monday.
2. Today is Tuesday.
3. Today is Wednesday.
4. Today is Thursday.
5. Today is Friday.
6. Today is Saturday.
7. Today is Sunday.

102

1. pen/ɛ/

2. bag/æ/

3. pencil/ɛ/

4. black/æ/

5. after/æ/

6. add/æ/

7. ten/ɛ/

8. yellow/ɛ/

9. alphabet/æ/

10. red/ɛ/103

1. Today is the first day of the week. Repeat.
2. Today is the first day of the week. Change: second. --- [Today is the second
day of the week.]
3. Today is the second day of the week. Change: third. --- [Today is the third dayof the week.]
4. Today is the third day of the week. Change: sixth. --- [Today is the sixth dayof the week.]
5. Today is the sixth day of the week. Change: fourth. --- [Today is the fourth
day of the week.]
6. Today is the fourth day of the week. Change: seventh. --- [Today is theseventh day of the week.]
7. Today is the seventh day of the week. Change: fifth. --- [Today is the fifth dayof the week.]104

1. Today is the first day of the week. Repeat.
2. Today is the first day of the week. Change: Monday. --- [Monday is the firstday of the week.]
3. Monday is the first day of the week. Change: Tuesday. --- [Tuesday is thesecond day of the week.]
4. Tuesday is the second day of the week. Change: Wednesday. --- [Wednesday
is the third day of the week.]
5. Wednesday is the third day of the week. Change: Thursday. --- [Thursday is
the fourth day of the week.]
6. Thursday is the fourth day of the week. Change: Friday. --- [Friday is the fifth
day of the week.]
7. Friday is the fifth day of the week. Change: Saturday. --- [Saturday is the sixth
day of the week.]
8. Saturday is the sixth day of the week. Change: Sunday. --- [Sunday is theseventh day of the week.]105

1. Is Monday the first day of the week? --- [Yes, Monday is the first day of theweek.]
2. Is Tuesday the third day of the week? --- [No, Tuesday is not the third day of
the week.]
3. Is Friday the fifth day of the week? --- [Yes, Friday is the fifth day of theweek.]
4. Is Sunday the seventh day of the week? --- [Yes, Sunday is the last day of theweek.]
5. Is Wednesday the third day of the week? --- [Yes, Wednesday is the third dayof the week.]
6. Is Thursday the seventh day of the week? --- [No, Thursday is not the seventh
day of the week.]
7. Are Saturday and Sunday the days of the weekend? --- [Yes, Saturday and
Sunday are the days of the weekend.]106

1. There are nine pens and seven books on the table.
2. They have two mirrors.
3. The color of her watch is white.
4. The red book is on the table.
5. I have five grey balls on the table.

107

Please refer to the definition file.

108

109

1. The lips are together and fully closed.
2. Air passes out through the nose.
3. The lips open slightly at the end of the sound.

1101. There are sixty seconds in one minute.
2. There are sixty minutes in one hour.
3. There are twenty-four hours in one day.
4. It’s five o’clock now.
5. The time now is five o’clock.
6. It’s seven o’clock now.
7. It’s eight o’clock in the morning.
8. It’s three o’clock in the afternoon.
9. It’s eight o’clock in the evening.
10. It’s eight o’clock at night.
11. The time now is ten o’clock in the morning.

111

1. morning/m/

2. night/n/

3. minute/m/

4. number/n/

5. nine/n/

6. Monday

/m/

112

1. It’s five o’clock now.
2. It’s two o’clock now.
3. It’s six o’clock now.
4. It’s nine o’clock now.
5. It’s eleven o’clock now.
6. It’s twelve o’clock now.
7. It’s one o’clock now.
8. It’s four o’clock now.

113

1. It’s five o’clock. Repeat.
2. It’s five o’clock. Add: now. --- [It’s five o’clock now.]
3. It’s five o’clock now. Change: two. --- [It’s two o’clock now.]
4. It’s two o’clock now. Change: six. --- [It’s six o’clock now.]
5. It’s six o’clock now. Change: nine. --- [It’s nine o’clock now.]
6. It’s nine o’clock now. Change: eight. --- [It’s eight o’clock now.]
7. It’s eight o’clock now. Change: eleven. --- [It’s eleven o’clock now.]
8. It’s eleven o’clock now. Change: ten. --- [It’s ten o’clock now.]114

1. It’s eight o’clock. Repeat.
2. It’s eight o’clock. Add: in the morning. --- [It’s eight o’clock in the morning.]
3. It’s eight o’clock in the morning. Change: ten. --- [It’s ten o’clock in themorning.]
4. It’s ten o’clock in the morning. Change: evening. --- [It’s ten o’clock in theevening.]
5. It’s ten o’clock in the evening. Change: eleven. --- [It’s eleven o’clock in theevening.]
6. It’s eleven o’clock in the evening. Change: morning. --- [It’s eleven o’clock inthe morning.]
7. It’s eleven o’clock in the morning. Change: six. --- [It’s six o’clock in themorning.]
8. It’s six o’clock in the morning. Change: four. --- [It’s four o’clock in themorning.]
9. It’s four o’clock in the morning. Change: afternoon. --- [It’s four o’clock in theafternoon.]
10. It’s four o’clock in the afternoon. Change: five. --- [It’s five o’clock in theafternoon.]115

1. The time now is three o’clock.
2. It’s three o’clock now.
3. It’s three o’clock in the afternoon.
4. The time on my watch is ten o’clock.
5. The time on her watch is two o’clock.
6. It’s eleven o’clock in the morning.
7. It’s eleven o’clock in the evening.
8. It’s eleven o’clock at night.

116

1. The time now is three o’clock in the morning. Repeat.
2. The time now is three o’clock in the morning. Change: four. --- [The time now
is four o’clock in the morning.]
3. The time now is four o’clock in the morning. Change: five. --- [The time now isfive o’clock in the morning.]
4. The time now is five o’clock in the morning. Change: afternoon. --- [The time
now is five o’clock in the afternoon.]
5. The time now is five o’clock in the afternoon. Change: one. --- [The time now
is one o’clock in the afternoon.]
6. The time now is one o’clock in the afternoon. Change: two. --- [The time now
is two o’clock in the afternoon.]
7. The time now is two o’clock in the afternoon. Change: morning. --- [The time
now is two o’clock in the morning.]
8. The time now is two o’clock in the morning. Change: eight. --- [The time now
is eight o’clock in the morning.]
9. The time now is eight o’clock in the morning. Change: evening. --- [The time
now is eight o’clock in the evening.]
10. The time now is eight o’clock in the evening. Change: night. --- [The time
now is eight o’clock at night.]

117

1. Are there sixty seconds in one minute? --- [Yes, there are sixty seconds in
one minute.]
2. Are there sixty minutes in one hour? --- [Yes, there are sixty minutes in one
hour.]
3. Are there twenty-four hours in one day? --- [Yes, there are twenty-four hours
in one day.]4. Are there seventy seconds in one minute? --- [No, there aren’t seventy
seconds in one minute.]
5. Are there eighty minutes in one hour? --- [No, there aren’t eighty minutes in
one hour.]
6. Are there thirty hours in one day? --- [No, there aren’t thirty hours in one day.]118

1. morning
2. Monday
3. mirror
4. time5. minute6. hour
7. afternoon
8. evening
9. night
10. clock11. o’clock
12. second

119Please refer to the definition file.

120

121

1. The tongue tip is held high and close to the top teeth.
2. The tongue tip should be just behind the top teeth without touching them.
3. The lips are spread.

122

1. It’s four o’clock in the morning; it’s early.
2. It’s eleven o’clock in the evening; it’s late.
3. I go to school at seven o’clock every day.
4. I leave my house at seven o’clock every day.
5. I go to their house at ten o’clock weekly.
6. I meet him at school.
7. She leaves the school at five o’clock.
8. She comes home at seven o’clock in the evening.

1231. early/i/

2. week/iː/

3. weekly/i/

4. leave/iː/

5. every/i/124

1. It’s two o’clock in the morning; it’s early.
2. It’s four o’clock in the morning; it’s early.
3. It’s three o’clock in the morning; it’s early.
4. It’s five o’clock in the morning; it’s early.
5. It’s six o’clock in the morning; it’s early.

1251. It’s two o’clock in the morning; it’s early. Repeat.
2. It’s two o’clock in the morning; it’s early. Change: four. --- [It’s four o’clock inthe morning; it’s early.]
3. It’s four o’clock in the morning; it’s early. Change: three. --- [It’s three o’clockin the morning; it’s early.]
4. It’s three o’clock in the morning; it’s early. Change: five. --- [It’s five o’clock inthe morning; it’s early.]
5. It’s five o’clock in the morning; it’s early. Change: six. --- [It’s six o’clock inthe morning; it’s early.]126

1. She goes to school at six o’clock.
2. She goes to school early.
3. She comes home at ten o’clock.
4. She comes home late.
5. I meet her at school.
6. She leaves her house at six o’clock.
7. She leaves her house early.
8. They go to school every day.
9. He goes to school every day.
10. She goes to his house weekly.

127

1. She goes to school early.
2. She goes to school late.
3. I go to school late.
4. I go to school early.
5. He goes to school early.
6. He goes to school late.
7. He goes to school every day.
8. They go to school every day.

128

1. She goes to school early. Repeat.
2. She goes to school early. Change: late. --- [She goes to school late.]
3. She goes to school late. Change: I. --- [I go to school late.]
4. I go to school late. Change: he. --- [He goes to school late.]
5. He goes to school late. Change: early. --- [He goes to school early.]
6. He goes to school early. Change: they. --- [They go to school early.]
7. They go to school early. Change: every day. --- [They go to school every day.]
8. They go to school every day. Change: she. --- [She goes to school every day.]129

1. I meet her at school.
2. I meet him at school.
3. They meet him at school.
4. I meet them at school.
5. She meets him at school.
6. She meets them at school.
7. He meets her at school.

1301. I leave my house at seven o’clock in the morning every day.
2. I leave my house at eight o’clock in the morning every day.
3. I leave my house at ten o’clock in the morning every day.
4. I leave my house at six o’clock in the morning every day.
5. I leave my house at nine o’clock in the morning every day.
6. I leave my house at eleven o’clock in the morning every day.
7. I leave my house at five o’clock in the morning every day.

131

1. I leave my house at seven o’clock in the morning every day. Repeat.
2. I leave my house at seven o’clock in the morning every day. Change: five. --[I leave my house at five o’clock in the morning every day.]
3. I leave my house at five o’clock in the morning every day. Change: six. --- [Ileave my house at six o’clock in the morning every day.]
4. I leave my house at six o’clock in the morning every day. Change: eight. --- [Ileave my house at eight o’clock in the morning every day.]
5. I leave my house at eight o’clock in the morning every day. Change: nine. --[I leave my house at nine o’clock in the morning every day.]
6. I leave my house at nine o’clock in the morning every day. Change: evening. -- [I leave my house at nine o’clock in the evening every day.]
7. I leave my house at nine o’clock in the evening every day. Change: weekly. --[I leave my house at nine o’clock in the evening weekly.]132

1. Is five o’clock in the morning early? --- Yes, five o’clock… [Yes, five o’clock inthe morning is early.]
2. Is four o’clock in the morning early? --- Yes, four o’clock… [Yes, four o’clockin the morning is early.]
3. Is ten o’clock in the evening late? --- Yes, ten o’clock… [Yes, ten o’clock inthe evening is late.]
4. Is ten o’clock in the evening early? --- No, ten o’clock… [No, ten o’clock in theevening isn’t early; it’s late.]
5. I leave home at six o’clock in the morning; is it late? --- No, it isn’t… [No, it
isn’t late; it’s early.]
6. She goes to school at seven o’clock in the morning; is it early? --- Yes,…
[Yes, it’s early.]
7. He goes to school at seven o’clock in the morning; is it late? --- No, it isn’t…
[No, it isn't late; it’s early.]133

1. early --- [/i/]2. week --- [/i:/]3. meet --- [/i:/]
4. weekly --- [/i/]5. every --- [/i/]6. leave --- [/i:/]
7. green --- [/i:/]134

Please refer to the definition file.

135

136

1. January is the first month of the year.
2. February is the second month of the year.
3. March is the third month of the year.
4. April is the fourth month of the year.
5. May is the fifth month of the year.
6. June is the sixth month of the year.
7. July is the seventh month of the year.
8. August is the eighth month of the year.
9. September is the ninth month of the year.
10. October is the tenth month of the year.
11. November is the eleventh month of the year.
12. December is the twelfth month of the year.

1371. Are there twelve months in a year? --- Yes, there are… [Yes, there are twelve
months in a year.]
2. Is January the first month of the year? --- Yes, January… [Yes, January is thefirst month of the year.]
3. Is February the second month of the year? --- Yes, February… [Yes, February
is the second month of the year.]
4. Is March the third month of the year? --- Yes, March… [Yes, March is the third
month of the year.]
5. Is April the fourth month of the year? --- Yes, April… [Yes, April is the fourth
month of the year.]
6. Is May the fifth month of the year? --- Yes, May… [Yes, May is the fifth monthof the year.]
7. Is June the sixth month of the year? --- Yes, June… [Yes, June is the sixth
month of the year.]1388. Is July the seventh month of the year? --- Yes, July… [Yes, July is theseventh month of the year.]
9. Is August the eighth month of the year? --- Yes, August… [Yes, August is theeighth month of the year.]
10. Is September the ninth month of the year? --- Yes, September… [Yes,
September is the ninth month of the year.]
11. Is October the tenth month of the year? --- Yes, October… [Yes, October isthe tenth month of the year.]
12. Is November the eleventh month of the year? --- Yes, November… [Yes,November is the eleventh month of the year.]
13. Is December the twelfth month of the year? --- Yes, December… [Yes,
December is the twelfth month of the year.]1391. It’s the first day of the month. Repeat.
2. It’s the first day of the month. Change: second. --- [It’s the second day of themonth.]
3. It’s the second day of the month. Change: tenth. --- [It’s the tenth day of themonth.]
4. It’s the tenth day of the month. Change: fifth. --- [It’s the fifth day of themonth.]
5. It’s the fifth day of the month. Change: seventh. --- [It’s the seventh day of themonth.]
6. It’s the seventh day of the month. Change: fourth. --- [It’s the fourth day of themonth.]
7. It’s the fourth day of the month. Change: eighth. --- [It’s the eighth day of themonth.]

140

1. There are twelve months in one year.
2. The first month is January.
3. The second month is February.
4. The third month is March.
5. The fourth month is April.
6. The fifth month is May.
7. The sixth month is June.

141

8. The seventh month is July.
9. The eighth month is August.
10. The ninth month is September.
11. The tenth month is October.
12. The eleventh month is November.
13. The twelfth month is December.

142

1. The first month is January. Repeat.
2. The first month is January. Change: February. --- [The second month isFebruary.]
3. The second month is February. Change: March. --- [The third month isMarch.]
4. The third month is March. Change: April. --- [The fourth month is April.]
5. The fourth month is April. Change: May. --- [The fifth month is May.]
6. The fifth month is May. Change: June. --- [The sixth month is June.]
7. The sixth month is June. Change: July. --- [The seventh month is July.]
8. The seventh month is July. Change: August. --- [The eighth month is August.]
9. The eighth month is August. Change: September. --- [The ninth month is
September.]
10. The ninth month is September. Change: October. --- [The tenth month is
October.]
11. The tenth month is October. Change: November. --- [The eleventh month isNovember.]
12. The eleventh month is November. Change: December. --- [The twelfth monthis December.]143

1. Are there twelve months in a year? --- [Yes, there are twelve months in a year.]
2. Is January the first month of the year? --- [Yes, January is the first month of
the year.]
3. Is February the second month of the year? --- [Yes, February is the second
month of the year.]
4. Is March the third month of the year? --- [Yes, March is the third month of theyear.]
5. Is April the fourth month of the year? --- [Yes, April is the fourth month of theyear.]
6. Is May the fifth month of the year? --- [Yes, May is the fifth month of the year.]
7. Is June the sixth month of the year? --- [Yes, June is the sixth month of theyear.]

144

8. Is July the seventh month of the year? --- [Yes, July is the seventh month of
the year.]
9. Is August the eighth month of the year? --- [Yes, August is the eighth monthof the year.]
10. Is September the ninth month of the year? --- [Yes, September is the ninth
month of the year.]
11. Is October the tenth month of the year? --- [Yes, October is the tenth monthof the year.]
12. Is November the eleventh month of the year? --- [Yes, November is theeleventh month of the year.]
13. Is December the twelfth month of the year? --- [Yes, December is the twelfth
month of the year.]1451. February is the month before March; is it right? --- Yes, February… [Yes,
February is the month before March.]
2. October is the month after November; is it right? --- No, October… [No,October isn’t the month after November.]
3. October is the month before November; is it right? --- Yes, October… [Yes,October is the month before November.]
4. Is January the last month of the year? --- No, January… [No, January isn’t thelast month of the year.]
5. Is December the first month of the year? --- No, December… [No, December
isn’t the first month of the year.]
6. Is May the fifth month of the year? --- Yes, May… [Yes, May is the fifth monthof the year.]
7. Is June the seventh month of the year? --- No, June… [No, June isn’t theseventh month of the year.]146

1. January
2. February
3. March
4. April
5. May6. June7. July147

8. August
9. September
10. October
11. November
12. December
13. month
14. year

148

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151

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153

1. January is the first month of the year.
2. February is the second month of the year.
3. March is the third month of the year.
4. April is the fourth month of the year.
5. May is the fifth month of the year.
6. June is the sixth month of the year.
7. July is the seventh month of the year.
8. August is the eighth month of the year.
9. September is the ninth month of the year.
10. October is the tenth month of the year.
11. November is the eleventh month of the year.
12. December is the twelfth month of the year.

1541. morning/m/

2. night/n/

3. minute/m/

4. number/n/

5. nine/n/

6. Monday

/m/

155

1. It’s five o’clock now.
2. It’s two o’clock now.
3. It’s six o’clock now.
4. It’s nine o’clock now.
5. It’s eleven o’clock now.
6. It’s twelve o’clock now.
7. It’s one o’clock now.
8. It’s four o’clock now.

156

1. morning
2. Monday
3. mirror
4. time5. minute6. hour
7. afternoon
8. evening
9. night
10. clock11. o’clock
12. second

157

1. early/i/

2. week/iː/

3. weekly/i/

4. leave/iː/

5. every/i/158

1. Are there twelve months in a year? --- Yes, there are… [Yes, there are twelve
months in a year.]
2. Is January the first month of the year? --- Yes, January… [Yes, January is thefirst month of the year.]
3. Is February the second month of the year? --- Yes, February… [Yes, February
is the second month of the year.]
4. Is March the third month of the year? --- Yes, March… [Yes, March is the third
month of the year.]
5. Is April the fourth month of the year? --- Yes, April… [Yes, April is the fourth
month of the year.]
6. Is May the fifth month of the year? --- Yes, May… [Yes, May is the fifth monthof the year.]
7. Is June the sixth month of the year? --- Yes, June … [Yes, June is the sixth
month of the year.]1598. Is July the seventh month of the year? --- Yes, July… [Yes, July is theseventh month of the year.]
9. Is August the eighth month of the year? --- Yes, August… [Yes, August is theeighth month of the year.]
10. Is September the ninth month of the year? --- Yes, September… [Yes,
September is the ninth month of the year.]
11. Is October the tenth month of the year? --- Yes, October… [Yes, October isthe tenth month of the year.]
12. Is November the eleventh month of the year? --- Yes, November… [Yes,November is the eleventh month of the year.]
13. Is December the twelfth month of the year? --- Yes, December… [Yes,
December is the twelfth month of the year.]160

1. It’s eight o’clock. Repeat.
2. It’s eight o’clock. Add: in the morning. --- [It’s eight o’clock in the morning.]
3. It’s eight o’clock in the morning. Change: ten. --- [It’s ten o’clock in themorning.]
4. It’s ten o’clock in the morning. Change: evening. --- [It’s ten o’clock in theevening.]
5. It’s ten o’clock in the evening. Change: eleven. --- [It’s eleven o’clock in theevening.]
6. It’s eleven o’clock in the evening. Change: morning. --- [It’s eleven o’clock inthe morning.]
7. It’s eleven o’clock in the morning. Change: six. --- [It’s six o’clock in themorning.]
8. It’s six o’clock in the morning. Change: four. --- [It’s four o’clock in themorning.]
9. It’s four o’clock in the morning. Change: afternoon. --- [It’s four o’clock in theafternoon.]
10. It’s four o’clock in the afternoon. Change: five. --- [It’s five o’clock in theafternoon.]161

1. early --- [/i/]2. week --- [/i:/]3. meet --- [/i:/]
4. weekly --- [/i/]5. every --- [/i/]6. leave --- [/i:/]
7. green --- [/i:/]162

1. It’s the first day of the month. Repeat.
2. It’s the first day of the month. Change: second. --- [It’s the second day of themonth.]
3. It’s the second day of the month. Change: tenth. --- [It’s the tenth day of themonth.]
4. It’s the tenth day of the month. Change: fifth. --- [It’s the fifth day of themonth.]
5. It’s the fifth day of the month. Change: seventh. --- [It’s the seventh day of themonth.]
6. It’s the seventh day of the month. Change: fourth. --- [It’s the fourth day of themonth.]
7. It’s the fourth day of the month. Change: eighth. --- [It’s the eighth day of themonth.]

163

1. January
2. February
3. March
4. April
5. May6. June7. July164

8. August
9. September
10. October
11. November
12. December
13. month
14. year165

1. Is five o’clock in the morning early? --- Yes, five o’clock… [Yes, five o’clock inthe morning is early.]
2. Is four o’clock in the morning early? --- Yes, four o’clock… [Yes, four o’clockin the morning is early.]
3. Is ten o’clock in the evening late? --- Yes, ten o’clock… [Yes, ten o’clock inthe evening is late.]
4. Is ten o’clock in the evening early? --- No, ten o’clock… [No, ten o’clock in theevening isn’t early; it’s late.]
5. I leave home at six o’clock in the morning; is it late? --- No, it isn’t… [No, it
isn’t late; it’s early.]
6. She goes to school at seven o’clock in the morning; is it early? --- Yes,…
[Yes, it’s early.]
7. He goes to school at seven o’clock in the morning; is it late? --- No, it isn’t…
[No, it isn’t late; it’s early.]166

1. Is June the seventh month of the year?
2. There are twelve months in one year.
3. The tenth month is October.
4. Are there thirty hours in one day?
5. The time on my watch is ten o’clock.

167

Please refer to the definition file.

1681. The four seasons of the year are spring, summer, fall, and winter.
2. It’s spring now.
3. It’s summer now.
4. It’s fall now.
5. It’s winter now.

169

1. season
2. summer
3. winter
4. fall
5. spring170

1. In America, it’s spring in March.
2. In America, it’s summer in June.
3. In America, it’s fall in September.
4. In America, it’s winter in December.

171

1. In America, is it summer in June? --- Yes,… [Yes, in America, it’s summer inJune.]
2. In America, is it spring in March? --- Yes,… [Yes, in America, it’s spring inMarch.]
3. In America, is it fall in September? --- Yes,… [Yes, in America, it’s fall in
September.]
4. In America, is it winter in December? --- Yes,… [Yes, in America, it’s winter in
December.]
5. Are there four seasons in a year? --- Yes, there are… [Yes, there are four
seasons in a year.]172

1. Is it summer in June in America? --- [Yes, it’s summer in June in America.]
2. Is it spring in March? --- [Yes, it’s spring in March.]
3. Is it fall in September? --- [Yes, it’s fall in September.]
4. Is it winter in December? --- [Yes, it’s winter in December.]
5. Are there four seasons in a year? --- [Yes, there are four seasons in a year.]173

1. Is it summer in March? --- No, it isn’t summer… [No, it isn’t summer in March;
it’s spring in March.]
2. Is it winter in June? --- No, it isn’t winter… [No, it isn’t winter in June; it’ssummer in June.]
3. Is it fall in December? --- No, it isn’t fall… [No, it isn’t fall in December; it’s
winter in December.]
4. Is it spring in September? --- No, it isn’t spring… [No, it isn’t spring in
September; it’s fall in September.]
5. Are there six seasons in a year? --- No, there aren’t… [No, there aren’t six
seasons in a year; there are four seasons in a year.]174

1. Is it summer in March? --- [No, it isn’t summer in March; it’s spring in March.]
2. Is it winter in June? --- [No, it isn’t winter in June; it’s summer in June.]
3. Is it fall in December? --- [No, it isn’t fall in December; it’s winter in December.]
4. Is it spring in September? --- [No, it isn’t spring in September; it’s fall in
September.]
5. Are there six seasons in a year? --- [No, there aren’t six seasons in a year;
there are four seasons in a year.]1751. It’s spring. Repeat.
2. It’s spring. Add: in March. --- [It’s spring in March.]
3. It’s spring in March. Change: summer. --- [It’s summer in June.]
4. It’s summer in June. Change: fall. --- [It’s fall in September.]
5. It’s fall in September. Change: winter. --- [It’s winter in December.]176