Act out a dialogue. Irregular verbs

Read the following:
[eə] – air, chair, pair, fair, stair, hair
[ɔːt] – ought, fought, brought, bought, thought, naughty, haughty
[əʊ] – home, homework, slow, show, yellow, go, told, open, close, clothes

Read the poem
I’ve told you once,
Mom’s told you twice,
Forgetting homework isn’t nice!
Homework is like getting dressed:
You are to do it to be the best!

Match the questions and answers
Where are you from?
Where do you live?
What language do you speak?
How old are you?
What are you?
What are you like?
What do you like?
How do you look like?
I am a pupil.
I am tall and slim.
I am from Canada.
I like pancakes with jam.
I am nine.
I speak French and English.
I live in Toronto.
I am naughty.

Act out a dialogue.
Where is he from?
What language does he speak?
What is he?
How does he look like?
What is he like?
What does he like?

Act out a dialogue
Fairland
In the forest on the swamp
Fairytale monster
Very big and fat
Very naughty and angry
Fried rats

Past Indefinite
WORK + ED = WORKED
Liked, looked, jumped, washed, walked, worked
Stopped, hopped
Lived, opened, played, loved
Fried, cried, tried
Wanted, painted, fainted

Read and translate
Mary can dance very well. She danced beautifully yesterday.
Mike can jump very well. He jumped high yesterday.
Susan and Nancy can cook very well. They cooked a tasty cake yesterday.
I can play tennis very well. I played tennis much yesterday.