2 AM MUSIC

Possessive 's - add 's to singular names and irregular nouns: Jane's car    mum's pen   the children's toys - add ' to plural nouns: the students' bags   the boys' books POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES I        my you   your he      his she    her it       its we     our you     your they   their

Watch the video and answer the questions: 1. Is there any sugar? ............................................Where is it?.................................................. 2. Are there any eggs? ...........................................Where are they?.......................................... 3. Is there any milk? ................................................ 4. Is there any flour? ........................................ Where is it?......................................... 5. Is there any salt? .................................................

THERE IS / THERE ARE Describe your classroom. There is a blackboard, a whiteboard and a teacher's desk in front of the classroom. There are 26 desks and 27 chairs. There is a door and two big windows in the back of the classroom. Describe your town.

ORDER OF ADJECTIVES opinion size age colour Nationality material Object beautiful ugly fantastic big small new old black red French Italian leather wool bag phone It is a beautiful, new, red bag. 

HAVE / HAS  GOT  FORM: Aff.                                                  I've got   (have got) You've got He's got She's got    (has got) It's got We've got You've got They've got Neg. I haven't got    (have not got) You haven't got He hasn't got She hasn't got    (has not got) It hasn't got We haven't got You haven't got They haven't got Int. Have you got...?  Yes, I have.  / No, I haven't. Has she got...?  Yes, she has.  / No, she hasn't. USE: - possession I've got a smartphone - family I've got a brother and a sister. - feeling (health) I've got a cold. - physical appearance (hair and eyes) He's got long, brown hair and blue ey...

Be careful! Look out! Sit down, please. Stand up! Don't run in class. Listen to the teacher! Can you add more to our list?

The ENGLISH ALPHABET: A B C D E F G H I J H K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z A  H  J  K B  C  D  E  F  P  T  V  Z (American) F  L  M  N  S  X  Z  (British) I  Y Q  U  W O R Can you spell ... .... .... , please? 

After the tearing down of the Berlin Wall on 9th November 1989, there was  the BERLIN FREEDOM Concert conducted by Leonard Bernstein. I hope you enjoy this sensational concert with musicians from the best orchestras of America, Russia, France and Great Britain. It is considered a poem, a celebration of freedom, an ode to joy and the brotherhood of men.

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