Warm ups (Remember to go over these warm ups several times this week)
Alphabet
g g f t I I s r e e y w x j j
Decimals
1.2 3.5 6.68 4.98 5.39 9.896 7.5698
Years
1999 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011 2020
Time
6:15 12:15 9:30 3:30 5:45 2:45 4:05 11:05 1:20 10:20 Noon Midday Lunch Dinner Breakfast Supper
Currency
$125.65 €956.36 £562.89 $715.25 €269.85 £125.13
Times
Sunday evening, Monday noon, Tuesday morning, Wednesday afternoon, Thursday later in the day, Friday earlier, The day before yesterday, The day after tomorrow, In a week, A week ago, In a few weeks, A few weeks back
Dates
July 23, 1992
Jan 3, 2002
April 14, 2019
October 1, 2031
Feb 13, 2011
Possessives
It is mine. It belongs to me. That’s my computer.
It is yours. It belongs to you. That’s your computer.
It’s his. It belongs to him. That’s his computer.
It is hers. It belongs to her. That’s her computer.
It is ours. It belongs to us. That’s our computer.
It is theirs. It belongs to them. That’s their computer.
Prepositions (places) with IN AT ON
He is in the room / They are in a store / John is in a car / The fish are in the water / My boss lives in town / Mike works in France / I saw them in the street / It is in the sky
She was at the bus stop / There is someone at the door / She should be at her desk / The attachment is at the bottom of the email. / The heading is at the top of the page / I work at home / They are at work / They are at the station
Vocabulary
(computers) Cut, Copy, Paste, Undo, Redo, Tool Bar, Spell Check, Insert, Delete, Open, New, Print, Print Preview, Align Left, Align Center, Bullets, Font, Highlight.
This week’s grammar point prepositions In at on
I saw your email in my inbox the other day.
You were at the office on Tuesday.
Did he go to London on the train?
She is at the presentation.
Is the boss in her office today?
We are at the head office tomorrow.
Are you going on a business trip next week?
They are at the group meeting.
The company will be on the project next month.
The team is in the presentation.
The group was at the conference.
Was the employee at the restaurant?
The department is working on the results.
Is Steve at his friends?
Jack is on the problem with the support team.
Jane is in the train now.