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HALLOWEEN:
Halloween is the night before All Saints' Day. On Halloween, children wear costumes and they often look like witches and ghost. Children go to their neighbours' houses and they say, "Trick or treat?" The neighbours give the children a "Treat", usually sweets. Some people put Jack o' lanterns in their windows. These are pumpkins whit candles. they've usually got scary faces

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VERB HAVE GOT: AFFERMATIVE FORM (LONG FORM)
I have got
You have got
He has got
She has got
It has got
We have got
You have got
They have got
VERB HAVE GOT: AFFERMATIVE FORM (SHORT FORM)
I've got
You've got
He's got
She's got
It's got
We've got
You've got
They've got
VERB HAVE GOT: NEGATIVE FORM (LONG FORM)
I haven't got
You haven't got
He hasn't got
She hasn't got
It hasn't got
We haven't got
You haven't got
They haven't got
VERB HAVE GOT: NEGATIVE FORM (SHORT FORM)
I'ven't got
You'ven't got
He'sn't got
She'sn't got
It'sn't got
We'ven't got
You'ven't got
They'ven't got
VERB HAVE GOT: INTERROGATIVE FORM (LONG FORM)
Have I got?
Have you got?
Has he got?
Has she got?
Has it got?
Have we got?
Have you got?
Have they got?

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VOCABULARY: ROOMS AND FORNITURE
Bathroom, dining room, living room, bedroom, kitchen ,
armchair, lamp, bed, picture, bookcase, cooker, sofa, fridge, table
VOCABULARY: FAMILY
Grandmother, grandfather, mother, father, uncle, aunt, brother, sister, cousin
VOCABULARY: PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE
Above, under, behind, in front of, between, in, on, next to, opposite
VOCABULARY: ABILITIES
Play the guitar, sing, dance, cook, climb, swim, speak, draw
VOCABULARY: POSSESSION
Bike, bracelet, headphons, phone, football, skateboard
TRANSLATE
Bicicletta, bracciale, cuffie, cellulare, calcio, skatebord
VOCABULARY: DAILY ROUTINES
Dinner, do my homework, have a shower, get up, go to bed
TRANSLATE
Cenare, alzarsi, fare la doccia, fare i compiti, andare a letto
VOCABULARY: GOOD AND BAD HABITS
Be late, be on time, do exercise, drink soft drinks, eat fast food, eat healty food, go to bed early, go to bed late, study for tests, watch TV all evening
VOCABULARY: FOOD AND DRINKS
Beans, bread, cheese, fish, fruit, juice, meat, milk, pasta, rice, vegetables, water
VOCABULARY: EXTENSION: FOOD
Butter, cream, honey, pepper, salt, sugar
VOCABULARY: REAL ENGLISH
At last, here you go, I don't know, I mean, you can' be bothered
VOCABULARY: DESCRIBING PEOPLE
Blond, curly, dark, eye, glasses, height, long, short, straight, style, tall
VOCABULARY: CLOTHES
Boots, cap, dress, jacket, jeans, shirt, shoes, shorts, skirt, trainers, trousers, T-shirt
VOCABULARY: EXTENSION: CLOTHES
Coat, gloves, hat, jumper, raincoat, scarf
VOCABULARY: REAL ENGLISH
Go for it!, it's no use!, it's OK mate., let's take a break., tell me about it.
TRANSLATE
Biondi, ricci, scuri, occhio, occhiali, altezza, lunghi, corti, lisci, stile, alto/a
Stivali, cappello, abito, giacca, jeans, camicia, scarpe, gonna, scarpe da ginnastica, pantaloni, maglia
Cappotto, guanti, berretto, maglione, cappotto impermeabile, sciarpa
Fallo, è inutile, è tutto OK amico, prendiamo una pausa, dimmi tutto
VOCABULARY:SPORTS
Athletics, baseball, basketball, cycling, gymnastics, jogging, karate, sailing, skating, snowboarding, surfing, volleyball
VOCABULARY:SPORTS VERB
Catch, hit, kick, lose, score, shoot, throw, win
VOCABULARY:SPORTS NOUNS
Court, fan, goal, net, pitch, player, racket, team
VOCABULARY:INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH
Football, soccer, american football, football
VOCABULARY:REAL ENGLISH
Good luck!, how are you?, i can't belivie it!, let's go!, surprise!, what's going on?

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VERB TO BE
AFFERMATIVE FORM (LONG FORM)
I am
You are
He is
She is
It is
We are
You are
They are
AFFERMATIVE FORM (SHORT FORM)
I'm
You're
He's
She's
It's
We're
You're
They're
NEGATIVE FORM (LONG FORM)
I am not
You are not
He is not
She is not
It is not
We are not
You are not
They are not
NEGATIVE FORM (SHORT FORM)
I'm not
You're not
He's not
She's not
It's not
We're not
You're not
They're not
INTERROGATIVE FORM
Am I?
Are you?
Is he?
Is she?
Is it?
Are we?
Are you?
Are they?

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CHRISTMAS
Christmas day is an important festival for Christians, but many other people also celebrate it. On Christmas Eve - the nigth before Christmas - children think that father Christmas (or Santa) visits homes and leaves presents. On the morning of Christmas Day, the children open their presents. In the afternoon, there's a traditional Christmas dinner, whit turkey, roast potatoes, and vegetables

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NEW YEAR'S
On New Year's Eve, people have parties, and at midnight they say, "Happy New Year!", New Year's Eve is popular in Scotland -Scottish people call it "Hogmanay". They dance and they sing a traditional song called "Auld Lang Syne".

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COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES
1) The United States
2) Canada
3) Mexico
4) Colombia
5) Brazil
6) Argentina
7) The United Kingdom
8) Spain
9) Italy
10) India
11) China
12) Japan
13) Austarlia
1) American
2) Canadian
3) Mexican
4) Colombian
5) Brazilian
6) Argentinian
7) British
8) Spanish
9) Italian
10) Indian
11) Chinese
12) Japanese
13) Australian

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PRESENT SIMPLE AFFIRMATIVE
Si usa il present simple per parlare di routine e abitudini.
We go to school at 8:30

Si usa il present simple anche per parlare di dati di fatto - affermazioni che in genere sono vere
I have a sister
Peolpe speak English and French in Canada

Osserva le variazioni alla terza persona singolare (he she it) del Present simple.
La maggior parte dei verbi:+ -s
I clean my room. He cleans his room

Verbi che terminano in -o -ch -sh -s e -x: +-es
You go to school                  It goes to school
We wash up                         She washes up

Verbi che terminano in consonante + -y: y + -ies
They carry their bags. she carries her bags.

PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
Con il present simple si usano le espressioni di tempo con le preposizioni at, in e on per dire quando si fa qualcosa.
I do my homework in the evening

Le preposizioni at / in / on seguite da espressioni di tempo si possono collocare all'inizio o alla fine di una frase.
We don't go to school in August
In August we don't go to school

ECCO GLI AVVERBI DI FREQUENZA
Always=sempre
Never=mai
Often=spesso
Usually=di solito
Sometimes=alcune volte
Rarely=raramente
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
Si usano gli avverbi di frequenza con il present simple per dire quanto spesso si fa qualcosa.
Nelle frasi affermative e negative gli avverbi di frequenza seguono il verbo be ma precedono gli altri verbi.
My sister is often in her bedroom
My sister often studies in her bedroom
PRESENT SIMPLE NEGATIVE FORM
Con he, she e it si usa doesn't (does not), ma non si aggiunge -s all'infinito del verbo senza to
PRESENT SIMPLE INTERROGATIVE FORM
Si usa la forma interrogativa del present simpleanche per fare domande su routine e abitudini.
Si usa la forma interrogativa del present simple anche per fare domande su dati di fatto, situazioni che in genere sono vere
Nelle risposte brevi si  usa solo DO/DON'T/DOES/DOESN'T.
Non si ripete il verbo principale

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Kids Story with Moral | Women’s Day Special | Women’s Day Short Film | Kids Fun Learning

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ANSWER
1)The girl's name is Sophie
2)She has got a brother
3)His name is Jack
4)No, Jack doesn't share things with is sister
5)Jack thinks his sister is stupid
6)Sophie fells about that
7)Jack is sad because his car broke down
8)Yes, Sophie help him
9)The video ends whit Jack giving Sophie a presents
10)The moral is that we don't discourage anyone
11)La morale è che non dobbiamo scoraggiare nessuno

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Il present continuous indica azioni che succedono in un preciso momento.
Il present continuous ha la forma affermativa, negativa.
Forma affermativa:
I am           I'm
You           You're
He/She/It is He/She/It 's      dressing
We are      We're
You are      You're
They are    They're
Forma negativa:
I am not            I'm not
You are not      You aren't
He/She/It is not   He/She/It isn't       dressing
We are not         We aren't
You are not         You aren't
They are not They aren't

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Si usano gli avverbi per descrivere i verbi. Si usano gli avverbi di modo per dire come viene fatta un'azione.
Gli avverbi regolari si formano aggiungendo   -ly all'aggetivo.
ES: slow, careful                   slowly, carefully
Gli avverbi irregolari hanno la stessa forma dell'aggettivo corrispondente
ES: good                             well
early                                    early
late                                      late
hard                                     hard
fast fast