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Once upon a time, Yuliia was at the airport, ready for her first flight.

She had her passport and boarding pass in hand and was excited about her adventure. As she was standing in line at security, she was thinking about her daily routine back home. She loved cooking, eating, and sleeping, but she was also enjoying reading and stretching to stay active.

After passing through security, Yuliia found her gate for departure. While she was waiting, she decided to order something from a nearby bakery.
The friendly waiter asked, "What can I get you?" Yuliia replied, "I can get a croissant and a coffee, please." The waiter smiled and said, "Anything else?" Yuliia shook her head and said, "Oh, no, thanks! That's it."
 

As Yuliia was enjoying her snack, she saw an announcement about a flight delay.

She thought, "Well, I have some extra time now." She decided to practice meditating to clear her mind.
She was also planning her upcoming trip, hoping to go hiking and explore new places.
 

Finally, it was time to board the flight. Yuliia settled into her seat, excited for the future adventures.

During the flight, she was stretching and reading a book she had with her.

As the plane arrived at her destination, she couldn't help but smile. She collected her luggage and headed to the baggage claim area.
 

After arriving, Yuliia decided to take a moment to make a wish. She was thinking about her goals and dreams and her wish to continue learning and practicing English.
She knew that just like taking care of a garden and collecting its fruits, her efforts in studying and practicing would give her  positive results.
 

As Yuliia went out of the terminal, she felt thankful for the journey and all the experiences she had collected on the way.

She knew that she could keep writing her adventures in her notebook and continue to grow, just like the stories she had gathered from this memorable trip.

A track star in the long jump goes into the jump at 12 m/s and launches herself at 20.0° above the horizontal. What is the magnitude of her horizontal displacement? (Assume no air resistance and that a = –g = –9.81 m/s.)

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the story of Harry and Amy. Miss Roberts sets her class the challenge of selecting their future career. Will Harry and Amy decide in time or will the prize go in the bin?

Possessive Adjectives ( His, Her, Its)

Keep in 

(no allow someone out)

1.- Policemen suggested keeping ourselves in until they find the thieves 

2.- It has been snowing since yesterday. That is why we will keep ourselves in today.

Keep from 

(to not do)

1.-He has been very clumsy She found it hard to keep from laughing.

2.- It's difficult to keep from worrying about this situation.

Keep  Down

( no vomit)

1.-After the party  I could not keep myself down.

2.-I could not keep it down after getting off the roller coaster.

Keep Away from

(avoid someone or something)

1.-He keeps away from the garden. He has a lot of allergies.

2.-The next-door Neighbor does not like Dogs. You must keep your dog away from his house.

Keep around 

( something/one near )

1.-I Keep a dictionary around when reading Spanish books.

2.- Susan keeps her asma pills around when she travels abroad.

Keep on

(to continue)

1.- She kept on talking after I told her to be quiet.

2.- The rain kept on throughout the day.

she __________ makes coffee. Sarah ____________drives she usually travels by train. ________________ she takes photographs on the journey. She works for a magazine. _________________she works in the office but she ____________works outside.

She ____________ meets a friend and goes to her favorite cafe. Sara __________ finishes work at 6. She ____________ has dinner at a restaurant but she _____________ eats at home. She sometimes watches TV. Sara __________goes to bed early. She sometimes stays up until 2:00 in the morning.

Comparative Exercises

1. Fill in the blanks with the correct comparative/ Superlative form of the adjectives provided.

1. My house is __________ (big) than yours.
2. This book is __________ (interesting) than the one I read last week.
3. Her dress is __________ (beautiful) than mine.
4. The exam was __________ (difficult) than I expected.
5. Mount Everest is the_________(high) mountain in the world.
6. She is the __________ (intelligent) student in our class.
7. This is the __________ (expensive) restaurant in town.
8. Today is the __________ (cold) day of the year.
9. John is (tall) _______ than Mike.
10. This puzzle is (easy) _______ than the previous one.
11. Winter is (cold) _______ than autumn.
12. My car is (fast) _______ than yours.

2. Rewrite the sentences using the comparative/ Superlative form.

1. John is (tall) _______ than Mike.
2. This puzzle is (easy) _______ than the previous one.
3. Winter is (cold) _______ than autumn.
4. My car is (fast) _______ than yours.
5. This hotel is __________ (expensive) than the one we stayed at last time.
6. His explanation was __________ (clear) than hers.
7. Their house is __________ (far) from the city center than ours.
8. She feels __________ (happy) now that the project is finished.

3. Choose the correct comparative form to complete the sentences.

1. This book is __________ (more interesting / interestinger) than that one.
2. My dog is __________ (more friendly / friendlier) than my cat.
3. The test was __________ (easier / more easier) than I thought.
4. Jane is __________ (more talented / talenteder) than her sister.
5. This is __________ (more beautiful / the most beautiful) painting in the gallery.
6. He is __________ (more talented / the most talented) musician in the orchestra.
7. January is usually __________ (the coldest / colder) month of the year in our region.
8. That was __________ (the worst / worse) movie I’ve seen this year.

describe her daily routine

One medical story

Maggie has had a hard time recently. Firstly, her sister broke down 1 after her divorce and was sick
for several months. Maggie was still caring for 2 her when her brother was hit on the head by a tile
that fell from a roof. He was unconscious for a couple of days. Fortunately, he pulled through 3 and
has now more or less fully recovered although he does seem to have slowed down 4 a lot. No sooner
were they both better than their grandfather passed away 5 and then just a few weeks later their
grandmother passed on 6 too.

1 broke down - became mentally or physically ill because of an unpleasant experience
2 caring for - looking after someone who is too ill, too young, or too old to look after themselves
3 pulled through - recovered from a serious illness
4 slowed down - become less physically active than before
5 passed away - died
6 passed on - died

She's talking to her friend Peter- Read and select the best option.

A matching activity of the characters in the story of Alma and how she got her name.

Tasks with his and her.

This that my your his her

His her their

Students have to match the singers wiith his/her songs

Read and complete

describir nuestras mascotas

Prepared by:
Pn Hazwany Abdul Karim

Conversation
Now record yourself speaking to the characters. First click on the character you want to be.

Complete each sentence with the correct possessive adjective.
my her their his ou

Theory + exercises

Article from Le Parisian about Joséphine Baker and her buriel place

Margot Robbie is one of Hollywood’s top actresses. But did you know that she’s originally from a small town in Australia? Listen to her funny story about a very big snake!

Noor is learning about how network protocols. Help her to fill in the blanks.

L5 - A11 - what, who, her, his, she, he, listening