English 3 Vocabulary words: demand, refused, judge, yell, wise, clever, jingle, coins, delicious, expensive, tired >Use of has and have >Use of irregular verbs >Reading: A Nasreddin story >Listening: Our Amazing Body >Vocabulary / Spelling test

1. A NASREDDIN STORY

2. demand – to ask
for something
forcefully, in a way
that you do not
expect to be

3. Example:
She demanded that he return the books he
borrowed from her.
He has always demanded the highest
standards of behavior from his children.

4. refused – to say that
you will not do or
accept something

5. He asked me to
give him another
chance, but I
refused.
The boy refused to
eat.

6. judge – a person who has the
knowledge to give an opinion
about something or is able to
decide if someone or something
is good or bad.

7. Do not
judge a
person so
easily.

8. yell – to shout something
or make a loud noise,
usually when you are
angry, in pain, or excited
The child yelled at his
friend.

9. wise – having or
showing the ability
to make good
judgments, based
a deep
understanding and
experience of life.

10. I think you made a wise choice.
I think it would be wiser to wait and
see how much money you have left
before you make any decisions.

11. clever – having or showing
the ability to learn and
understand things quickly
and easily
Charlie has a clever idea
about their school party.

12. jingle – a repeated
gentle ringing sound
I can hear the jingle of
the bells.

13. coins – a small,
round piece of
metal, usually silver
or copper coloured
that is used as
money.

14. She get coins from
her pocket.
The captain toss a
coin.

15. delicious – having a very
pleasant taste or smell
The delicious smell of
freshly made coffee came
from the kitchen.
This dish is delicious.

16. expensive – costing a
lot of money

17. tired – in
need of
rest or
sleep

18. Use of English:
Has / have
(video / worksheet)

19. The word has is used
with one noun in the
naming part of a
sentence.

20. Aliyah has a new bag.
Sofie has many flowers.

21. Has use with
pronouns
she, he, it

22. She has a wallet.
He has a car.
It has a big wheels.

23. The word have is used
with more than one
noun in the naming part
of a sentence.

24. Aliyah and Sofie have
the same dress, shoes
and bags.

25. Have use with
pronouns
they, you, we, I

26. They have a soccer ball.
You have a good idea.
I have a notebook and pen.
We have to go home early.

27. He (has, have) a
toothache.

28. We (has, have) breakfast
every morning at 7am. I
usually eat fruit and yogurt.

29. Fatima (has, have) a
new bag.

30. In summer, I always
(has, have) a swim in
the pool.

31. At work we
(has, have) a break at
12pm.

32. Activity: Write it on the
board.
H.W: worksheet

33. Day 2
Use of English:
Irregular verbs

34. Day 3
Reading:
A Nasreddin Story

35. Day 4
Listening:
Our Amazing Body

36. Day 5
Vocabulary / Spelling test