ملخص مادة الانجليزي — إنجليزي

We Can 2 - Summary - Units 1-2-3

Unit 1: Feelings

Conversations

• Hello! - Hi.
• It is nice to meet you. - It is nice to meet you, too.
• How are you? - I'm great, thanks.
• What's the matter? - I'm hungry / I'm thirsty / I'm hot / I'm cold / I'm sleepy / I'm scared.
• Wow! I like your hat! - Thank you.

Grammar & Rules

Question words: How and What

• How: Used to ask about condition or manner. Example: How are you? - Answer: I am great, thank you.
• What: Used to ask about things. Example: What is the matter? - Answer: I'm cold.

Pronouns: I'm, He's, She's

• I'm / I am: Used when a person talks about themselves. Example: I'm great. / I am Sara.
• He's / He is: Used for singular masculine (boy). Example: He's Ali. / He's a boy.
• She's / She is: Used for singular feminine (girl). Example: She's Sara. / She's a girl.

Unit 2: Things We Wear

Conversations

• Whose hat is this? - It's mine. / It's not mine.
• Who's wearing blue today? - I am wearing blue. / I am not wearing blue. / He is wearing blue. / She is wearing blue.
• Thank you. - You're welcome.

Grammar & Rules

Question words: Whose and Who

• Whose: Used to ask about possession. Example: Whose hat is this? - Answer: It is my hat / It's mine.
• Who: Used to ask about a person. Example: Who's wearing blue today?

Articles (a / an) and Plurals (S)

• (a) is used before singular nouns starting with a consonant sound (e.g., a book, a cap, a hat).
• (an) is used before singular nouns starting with a vowel sound (e.g., an egg, an apple, an umbrella).
• Adding (S) to convert singular nouns to plural (e.g., 1 cap -> caps). Some nouns are always plural because they have two parts (e.g., shoes, glasses, jeans).

Unit 3: Things We Do

Conversations

• Hello, can I speak to Joe? - It's Labeeb. What are you doing? - Hi Labeeb! I'm doing my homework.
• What's your dad doing? - He's watching TV.
• Good-bye. - Bye.

Grammar & Rules

Present Continuous Tense

• Singular pronouns (she / he / it) take the auxiliary verb (is) + verb-ing (e.g., He is speaking, She is watching).
• Plural pronouns (we / they / you) take the auxiliary verb (are) + verb-ing (e.g., We are watching, They are speaking, You are playing).
• Playing is used with sports played with a ball (e.g., playing football, tennis, basketball). Doing is used with other activities (e.g., doing karate, homework).

General Revision

General Questions - Match

• How are you? - I'm fine, thank you.
• What's the matter? - I'm scared.
• Nice to meet you - Nice to meet you, too.
• What is he doing? - He is playing football.
• What are you wearing? - I'm wearing a skirt and a blouse.
• Whose hat is this? - It is mine.

Grammar Corrections

• Who is the matter? -> What is the matter?
• He am watching TV. -> He is watching TV.
• What is wearing green today? -> Who is wearing green today?
• What are you do? -> What are you doing?
• Who hat is this? It's mine. -> Whose hat is this? It's mine.