29th January and 10th February

Quick numbers quiz

http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/elementary-podcasts/series-01-episode-08

There is, There are.....quick explanation

How many months in the year are there?
How many people are there in your office?
How many people are there in your house?
How many people are there in your family?
Is there a television in the classroom?
Is there a chair in the classroom?
Is there a car in the classroom?
What is there in your handbag?

Countable and Uncountable Nouns


https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B82Fl6MNfXZLdDJfOUVfLVkzY00/view?usp=sharing

POSSESSIVES

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	Rule	Examples
Singular Nouns : (even if the meaning is plural or if there are several words.)	Add 's after the possessor.	- Tom's car - The children's toys - The Queen of England's jewels
Plural Nouns	Add 's after the plural 's'.	- My parents' car. - The neighbours' dog - My grandparents' house
Names ending in 's'	Add 's after the last 's'.	- Denis's wife - Gladys's job
Double Possessive	Add 's after the possessor's name, or use a possessive pronoun.	- A friend of my father's   (one of my father's friends,   not the only one.) - A friend of mine/   his/hers/ours/yours/theirs. - A friend of Julie's
Shops and people's homes	Often take the possessive.	- At the hairdresser's - At the dentist's - At the Brown's
N.B. The apostrophe followed by s ('s) (ex:Tom's), to denote possession, is used for living things. living things (humans and animals) : John's car, the cat's milk, the dog's tail groups and institutions : The government's proposal, the company's policy. BUT : the door of the car the leg of the table. the roof of the house.

Exercises

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B82Fl6MNfXZLQThlcFViZlMxTkk/view?usp=sharing


Reading Comprehension

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B82Fl6MNfXZLdkc1akFmekZPV0U/view?usp=sharing