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Parts of the speech.

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SPELLING CONTEST words part 1

actor              boast        code           echo               hockey
adjust            boiler       coin             eclipse            hole
again             borrow     collar          edible             homework
against          bother      columnist    editorial          honest
alarm            bottom     comet          elbow             honor
all right        bought      comfort      employ           hospital
alloy             bowl        comma         employment    hotel
alone            bowling   commercial   enjoy               humor
already         boxing     common        fare                 hundred
among          breakfast compare        farther             husband
annoy           brew       compass         fault               ice skating
another         broadcast consecutive   ferociously     idea
answer         broil        control           fishing             improve
antidote        brought     convention     flashlight         industry
apartment     bubbling    copper           float                instruct
appointment byline        country          flood                invite
approve        calendar     court            flour                 island
arced             camera       cousin          flower              issues
arrow            canoe         crawl            follow              judge
asteroids       carefully     crimp           foolish            juice
astronaut      cartwheel     crush           football          jungle
astronomy    cassette        cycling         formula        kangaroo
automobile    caught       dangerous      fought           knife
autumn          cellar         daughter        fruit               known
avoid             center        dawn             galaxy           knuckle
aware            chalkboard decide           gather           latch
awful            character     declare         glue              lawnmower
awhile          charge          depart          golf              library
axis           cheeseburger   deposited     government  light year
balloon          choice        descend         grasshopper  lobster
banana           choose       destroy           grind            loose
bare               chorus         director        groan             lose
baseball         chose          discharge      grown            loyal
basketball      citrus           discover      guide               loyalty
beautiful        climb         disgusting     hallway           lunar
birthday         closet         dollar            harvest           marbles
blind              clothing     dough           haze                 margin
blood              clue          dozen             headline          marriage
bloomers         coach       dribbled         heaps              master
blueberry         coast        earphones     hero                masthead

Have a nice winter break.

The last month of 2015

HOME SCHOOLING

Please remember you need to deliver lessons 1,2,3 next monday. take care.

Grammar Excercise DIRECT OBJECT

UNDERLINE THE DIRECT OBJECT of the following sentences

1. I fell on the street
2. My Dad gave Keira the kyes to the house
3. I am Sammy your teacher, and I want you to spell your name
4. The sweet old lady gave us a ride in her car
5. The poor man count his coins
6. Pass me the sugar, please!
7. Billy sang a song called perhaps
8. The teacher gave the students their grades
9. The little bird ate the bread
10. Grandma read us a very nice book.

Grammar Excercise HOMOPHONES

WRITE HOMOPHONES FOR THE FOLLOWING WORDS.

right                 _________________

nose                 __________________

peace               __________________

reign               __________________

waith              __________________

sleight            __________________

ate                  __________________

buy                 __________________

Grammar Excercise Antonyms

WRITE ANTONYMS FOR THE FOLLOWING WORDS.

inside                   ____________________
ancient                 ____________________
huge                    _____________________
beneath               _____________________
silent                   _____________________
lovely                 _____________________
many                  _____________________
wealthy              _____________________
strange               _____________________
happy                 _____________________
well                   _____________________
closed               _____________________
dark                  _____________________
weak                 _____________________
short                ______________________

Grammar Excercise Synonyms

Write synonyms for the following words.

angry                                                   ____________________
sick                                                     ____________________
smart                                                  _____________________
strange                                               _____________________
strong                                                _____________________
old                                                     _____________________
under                                                  _____________________
rich                                                    _____________________
thin                                                    _____________________
fat                                                      _____________________
young                                                _____________________
over                                                  _____________________
quiet                                                 _____________________
beautiful                                           _____________________
talkative                                           _____________________

Grammar Excercise Adverbial phrases

CIRCLE THE ADVERBIAL PHRASE and write  HOW, WHEN or WHERE on the lines.

On Monday morning I will go to school.                                 _________________________
My Birthday party starts at six o'clock.                                    _________________________
Joe assembled the bicycle without losing a screw.                  __________________________
I jogged along the highway.                                                     __________________________
Bingo my dog  play during hours carelessly.                          __________________________
In just ten minutes, you will have a lunch brak!                     ___________________________

Grammar Excercise Adverbs 2

Circle the adverbs in the sentences below and write WHEN or WHERE on the lines.

I saw Mary yesterday.                                                                         _______________________
He is standing by the table.                                                                  _______________________
Mary and Louise went to the movies yesterday.                                _______________________
She was born in 1978.                                                                        ________________________
You find the plate in the cupboard.                                                      _______________________
We came late for class and the teacher got mad.                                ________________________
I will see you later.                                                                              ________________________

He was standing by the table.

You’ll find it in the cupboard.

Sign your name here – at the bottom of the page.

- See more at: http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/ar/english-grammar/adverbials/adverbials-place#sthash.cgYLycbH.dpuf

They had to walk up the stairs beacuse the elevator is broken.           ________________________
The  students had to decide immediately, so they could vote.              _______________________
When the earthquake started, everyone had to run outside.               ________________________

He was standing by the table.

You’ll find it in the cupboard.

Sign your name here – at the bottom of the page.

- See more at: http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/ar/english-grammar/adverbials/adverbials-place#sthash.cgYLycbH.dpuf

Grammar excercise ADVERBS 1

Find the adjective in the first sentence and fill the gap with the adverb.

1. Joanne is happy. She smiles ____________. 
2. Grandpa is slow. The old man walked_________.
3. The boy is loud. He shouts ___________.
4. In the library you must be quiet. In the library we have to read _____________.
5. Her English is fluent. She speaks English ___________.
6. Our mum was angry. She spoke to us _________. 
7. The doctor was carful in the surgery. The doctor extracted the organ ________during surgery.
8. My neighbour is a careless driver. He drives ______________. 
9. The car is really noisy . The car ____________ made its way to the mechanic.
10. The painter is awful. He paints _____________.
11. Jim is a wonderful piano player. He plays the piano _______________. 
12. The horses run rapid. The gray horse ran _____________to win the race.
13. This girl is very quiet. She often sneaks out of the house ____________. 
14. My cousin is careless when he drive. Sam was driving _________ when he wrecked Jane's car.
15. She is a good dancer. She dances really __________.
16. This exercise is simple. You ______________ have to put one word in each space.

Reading Exercise

Halloween is a great day for parties. Children dress up as witches, ghosts or vampires, and they go from house to house playing TRICK OR TREAT. But what’s the origin of this custom?
Halloween means Hallows’ Evening. It is the evening before All Hallows’ Day (now called All Saints Day), a Christian holiday, celebrated on the 1st of November. But that day was important already in ancient times. On the 1st of November, Celtic peoples celebrated the festival of Shamhuinn, which marked the beginning of winter and the Celtic New Year.
“How come a Christian and a pagan holiday are celebrated on the same day?” you might ask, “Is it just a coincident?” – No, it isn’t. When Christianity spread, the Church tried to disturb the pagan customs as little as possible, and so they merged their festivals with pagan ones.
It was widely believed that on Hallows’ Evening the dead would rise from their graves to roam the earth. Afraid of evil spirits, people therefore either wore ugly masks to frighten those spirits away, or they stayed at home saying prayers. Some would also go from house to house, begging for ‘soul cakes’, square pieces of bread with currants. In return they promised to pray for dead members of the donors’ families.
Going from house to house, begging for sweets – doesn’t that sound familiar? Indeed, that’s the origin of TRICK OR TREAT. Be aware, however, as the custom has changed! Nobody is going to pray for you nowadays. Instead, if you don’t have a TREAT for the children in front of your door (some sweets for example), they will most likely play a TRICK on you – that’s what TRICK OR TREAT is all about.

Desserts Vocabulary

tart
whipped cream
ice cream
yoghurt
mousse
cake
cookies
popsicle
candy
mints
chewing gum / bubble gum
chocolate

Eggs and Pasta Vocabularies

boiled egg
fried egg / egg suny side up
poached egg
scrambled eggs
omelette

noodles
spaghetti
macaroni

Seasoning and herbs Vocabulary

salt
pepper
sugar
mustard
vinegar
oil
garlic
onion
spices
herbs
parsley
thyme
basil
tarragon
mint
chives
cinnamon
bay leaf
clove
ginger
sauce
mayonnaise
French dressing

Fish Vocabulary

cod
herring
sardines
sole
tuna fish
trout
mackerel
salmon

seafood
lobster
oysters
shirmp
prawns
mussels
crab
crawfish
scallops

Meat Vocavulary

pork
veal
beef
lamb
mutton
chicken
turkey
duck
poultry

steak
roast
stew
mince
hamburger
kidneys
liver
ham
sausages
bacon

Courses ,Tastes and Cooking terms Vocabularies

Tastes:
sweet
salty
savory
bitter
sour
spicy
strong
hot
tasteless


Courses: 
appetizer
starter
hors d'oeuvre
soup
main course
dessert

Cooking terms:
cooked
overdone
well done
medium
rare
breaded
stuffed
fried
boiled
broiled
roast