English Alphabet and Cardinal Numbers

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The English ______ consists of 26 letters that form the basic building blocks for written communication.

alphabet

[Blank] numbers such as one, two, and three are used to indicate quantity and are essential for mathematical operations.

cardinal

To enhance expressive power and fluency, one must ______ new verbs to broaden the range of ideas that can be expressed.

learn

Knowing the order of the ______ aids in organization and searching, making it easier to find information in lists or databases.

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When counting objects, we use ______ numbers, which determine the numerical order and relationships between quantities.

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You _____ not American.

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These books _____ very interesting.

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She _____ in the library.

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That lady _____ the one who bought our old house.

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Match the words in the left column with the group the word belongs to:

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To form the verb in present continuous or progressive, the verb to have is used in present simple.

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In the present progressive or continuous, 'ing' is used on the main verb.

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Does / do are the auxiliaries used in negative and interrogative sentences with verbs other than be.

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He _____ (save) money because he wants to buy a car.

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The victim _____ (not cooperate) with the police.

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I _____ (not work) at present. I'm unemployed.

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Of the following words, identify which of them does not correspond to the group of words: Layoff, Cake, Severance, Idleness.

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Of the following words, identify which of them does not correspond to the group of words: Layoff, Basement, Sacking, Discharge.

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Of the following words, identify which of them does not correspond to the group of words: Idleness, chimney, dismissal, layoff.

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Of the following words, identify which of them does not correspond to the group of words: Door, Doorbell, Carpenter, Grid.

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Of the following words, identify which of them does not correspond to the group of words: Lemonade, Orange juice, Pepper, Garden.

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Write the ordinal number: 18:

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Traslate to Spanish: Severance

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Traslate to Spanish: Sweets

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Traslate to Spanish: Pepper

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Traslate to Spanish: Cabage

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Complete the sentence with some or any as appropriate: We will have _____ news soon.

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Complete the sentence with some or any as appropriate: There is not _____ rain in summer

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Complete the sentence with some or any as appropriate: Would you like _____ breakfast?

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Complete the sentence with some or any as appropriate: Can I have _____ coffee?

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Flashcards

Alphabet

A set of letters used to represent sounds of a language.

Cardinal Numbers

Numbers used to count objects, indicating quantity.

Alphabetical Order

The fixed order of letters in the alphabet to organize information.

Importance of Learning the Alphabet

Fundamental skill in literacy, aids reading and spelling.

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Role of Verbs

Words that describe actions or states of being, vital for sentences.

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Present Simple

A verb tense used to describe habitual actions or general truths.

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Verb 'to be'

An irregular verb used to indicate existence or identity.

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Complete the sentence

Fill in the blanks with appropriate words or phrases.

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Negative Sentences

Statements that express negation, typically using 'not'.

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Present Continuous

A verb tense used to express actions happening right now.

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Auxiliary Verbs

Helping verbs that support the main verb in a sentence.

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True or False

A type of statement that requires validation as correct or incorrect.

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Sentence Structure

The grammatical arrangement of words in a sentence.

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Connecting Words

Words that link ideas, like however, therefore, because.

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Translate to Spanish

Converting words from English to Spanish.

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Identify the Odd One Out

Finding a word that does not belong to a group.

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Present Progressive Structure

Consists of the verb 'to be' + main verb in -ing form.

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Question Format

The structure used to create a question.

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Fill in the Blanks

A task requiring completion of missing words in a text.

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Common Mistakes in English

Frequent errors made by learners of the language.

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Drafting Responses

Writing answers based on given questions.

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Specific Vocabulary

Words that are particular to a subject or context.

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Use of Pen

Guideline recommending the use of specific writing instruments.

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Types of Food Groups

Categories of food based on nutritional value.

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Job Titles

Specific names for someone's occupation.

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Exam Guidelines

Rules and recommendations to follow during a test.

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Questions in English Grammar

Inquiries made to gather information in a sentence.

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Vocabulary Grouping

Organizing words into categories based on similarities.

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Rooftop

The highest part of a building, covering it.

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Beans

A type of legume that is a rich source of protein.

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Soy Sauce

A salty condiment made from fermented soybeans.

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Dairy Products

Foods made from milk, such as cheese and yogurt.

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Indemnification

Compensation for a loss or damage.

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Excellent Grades

High marks that indicate mastery of material.

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Exam Preparation

The process of studying and reviewing material for a test.

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Study Notes

Alphabet

  • The alphabet is a set of letters used to represent the sounds of a language.
  • Different languages have different alphabets.
  • The English alphabet consists of 26 letters.
  • The letters of the alphabet are typically presented in a fixed order.
  • Learning the alphabet is a fundamental skill in literacy.
  • The alphabet is used to create words and sentences.
  • Knowing the alphabet improves reading and spelling skills.
  • Alphabetical order aids in organization and searching.
  • Pronunciation of each letter is crucial for correct speaking and comprehension.

Cardinal Numbers

  • Cardinal numbers are the numbers used to count objects or things.
  • Examples include: one, two, three, four, five, etc.
  • They are used to indicate quantity or magnitude.
  • Cardinal numbers increase in value sequentially.
  • They describe how many of something there are.
  • The sequence of cardinal numbers begins with "one" and continues indefinitely.
  • These numbers are essential for mathematical operations and everyday life.
  • The first few cardinal numbers are fundamental for basic arithmetic.
  • They determine numerical order and relationships.
  • Numbers like eighteen, nineteen, twenty, etc., are also cardinal numbers.

Use New Verbs

  • New verbs are words that describe actions or states of being.
  • Their use expands vocabulary and enhances written and spoken communication.
  • Verbs are crucial components of sentences.
  • Different verbs convey different degrees of intensity or time frames in actions.
  • Learning new verbs helps build a more nuanced understanding of language.
  • The use of new verbs impacts expressive power and fluency.
  • A varied vocabulary of verbs broadens the range of ideas that can be expressed.
  • The choice of the correct verb enhances the precision and clarity of communication.
  • Verbs are vital for expressing actions, processes, and states of being.
  • Using verbs correctly in the present continuous tense is important, involving the use of "to be" and the "-ing" form.

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