4th graders:
IT IS OBLIGATORY BY LAW TO DO THE TRINITY EXAM THIS YEAR!
Have a look at what you have to know for your Trinity Exam: Whenever you have some spare time you should go over the grammar and the vocabulary. Remember, you know which your level is.
Most of you will be doing Grade 4, some Grade 3.
Do some revision at home. Ask your family to help or just read out the questions and answer them:
Trinity questions Grade 4: Food and Shops
FOOD
What did you eat yesterday?
I ate..
What is your favourite food?
My favourite food is...
Where do you usually have lunch?
I usually have lunch at home / in the school.
What do you usually have for lunch?
I usually have...
What do you like to eat for breakfast?
I like to eat...
Do you always eat dinner with your family?
Yes, I do / No, I don't
Do you prefer to eat at a restaurant or at home?
I prefer to eat at...
How often do you eat at a restaurant?
I eat at a restaurant once / twice / three times...a week / a month...
SHOPS
Do you like shopping? Why?
Yes, I do. Because...
No, I don't. Because...
How often do you go shopping?
I go shopping once / twice / three times...a week / a month...
Did you go shopping last week?
Yes, I did / No, I didn't
What did you buy?
I bought...
Do you usually go shopping with your parents?
Yes, I do / No, I don't
Are you going shopping next week?
Yes, I am / No, I'm not
What did you eat yesterday?
I ate..
What is your favourite food?
My favourite food is...
Where do you usually have lunch?
I usually have lunch at home / in the school.
What do you usually have for lunch?
I usually have...
What do you like to eat for breakfast?
I like to eat...
Do you always eat dinner with your family?
Yes, I do / No, I don't
Do you prefer to eat at a restaurant or at home?
I prefer to eat at...
How often do you eat at a restaurant?
I eat at a restaurant once / twice / three times...a week / a month...
SHOPS
Do you like shopping? Why?
Yes, I do. Because...
No, I don't. Because...
How often do you go shopping?
I go shopping once / twice / three times...a week / a month...
Did you go shopping last week?
Yes, I did / No, I didn't
What did you buy?
I bought...
Do you usually go shopping with your parents?
Yes, I do / No, I don't
Are you going shopping next week?
Yes, I am / No, I'm not
DAILY ROUTINES
AND TIMES:
PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE
Tell me
about your daily routines ..? / What time do you ..?
-On Mondays … / -I get up at 7 o’clock, then I brush my teeth, and
then I go to school at 8 0’clock. / -At the weekend … /
-In summer / In winter …
DESCRIBING CURRENT
ACTIVITIES: PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE
What’s he
doing? –He’s swimming. / What are they doing? –They’re playing. / What are we
doing? –We’re talking.
GIVING
DATES
What’s the
date today? –It’s the 19th of October. / It’s October the 19th.
What was
the date yesterday? –It was the 18th of October. / It was October
the 18th.
When’s your
birthday? / When’s your mum’s birthday? / When’s your dad’s birthday? / When’s
your brother’s birthday? /
When’s your
sister’s birthday? / When’s Christmas? –It’s on the 6th of July.
EXPRESSING
ABILITY AND INABILITY:
CAN / CAN’T
Can you
swim? –Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.
GIVING VERY
SIMPLE DIRECTIONS AND
LOCATIONS: IMPERATIVE
Give me
directions from the school to the park. –From the school … / Go along the road
… / Go straight ahead … /
Take the
first (second / third / fourth / fifth) street on the left / right … / Turn left
/ right … / Then go across the bridge … /
And then go
up / down the hill … / And the park is on the left / on the right / in front of
the shop / behind the cinema / opposite the supermarket.
DESCRIBING THE
WEATHER: IT’S / IT WAS
What’s the
weather like today? –It’s sunny /
raining / snowing./What was the weather like yesterday? –It was sunny / raining…
DESCRIBING STATES
IN THE PAST: WAS /
WERE
Where were
you yesterday? –I was in London. / What was the weather like in London? –It was
sunny and cloudy.
ASKING SIMPLE
QUESTIONS ABOUT EVERYDAY
LIFE: PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE
Where do
you live?/What do you do in you free time?/What time do you get up in the
mornings?/What is the weather like in your town?
Grade 4:
GRAMMAR REFERENCE
Present Simple Tense
Present Continuous Tense
Past Simple Tense
Going to
for the Future
Like + gerund / infinitive
Adverbs / adverbials of frequency and expressions of
past time
Comparatives and superlatives of adjectives
LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS
TALKING ABOUT
PAST EVENTS
Tell me
about last weekend. Where did you go and what did you do?
-Last weekend I went to the beach and I swam
in the sea and played beach volley.
Tell me
about you last holiday.
-Last summer, we went to London. We stayed in
a hotel and went sightseeing and
shopping.
TALKING ABOUT
FUTURE PLANES AND
INTENTIONS
What are
you going to do next weekend?
-Next
weekend, I’m going to go shopping
with my friends and I’m going to
visit my grandparents in the countryside.
Tell me
about your next holiday.
-For my
next holiday, we’re going to visit
Paris. We’re going to stay in a hotel
and visit the Eiffel Tower and then we’re
going to visit EuroDisney.
EXPRESSING SIMPLE
COMPARISONS
Tell me about
the difference between your town and
London.
-London is bigger than my town and it’s more interesting.
-London has
more shops than my town and I think
they’re cheaper than in my town.
-London is one of the most interesting cities in
the world.
EXPRESSING LIKES
AND DISLIKES
What kind
of shops do you like and which ones don’t you like?
-I like clothes shops and shoe shops. I dislike going to the supermarket.
I don’t like sports shops, but I love bookshops.
DESCRIBING AND
FREQUENCY
How often do you play sport?
-In the summer, I play football every day.
-I play
tennis twice a week.
-I usually play rugby in the winter.
-I rarely play any sport.
Click on the picture and find the vocabulary for Grade 4 which most of you are going to do:
(You will have to go over 7 words every week!)
Click on the picture and find the vocabulary for Grade 4 which most of you are going to do:
(You will have to go over 7 words every week!)
This is the link for the TRINITY vocabulary for all grades.
Go down the page and click on your grade.
Go over the vocabulary and make sure you understand the meaning of the words.
Go down the page and click on your grade.
Go over the vocabulary and make sure you understand the meaning of the words.
