En A1 L11 Final
Level A1 Lesson 11
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
OBJECTIVES
Learning to count
To give your telephone number
To ask ‘how many?’
To ask ‘how old?’
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
WORDS
Numbers 0-9 Read out these numbers:
0
Zero
5
Five
1
One
6
Six
2
Two
7
Seven
3
Three
8
Eight
4
Four
9
Nine
Tell your teacher what your phone number is. English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
EXERCISE
Phone Numbers Now you know the basic numbers, read out the following telephone numbers and pay attention to the pronunciation.
021 539 2687 0027 413 9460 551 397 652
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
GRAMMAR
Quantity We use numbers to describe the quantity of something. We put the numbers first, then a countable noun.
I have four sisters. We have two cars. He has one lesson today. She has three appointments later.
Make sentences with the following words, using numbers.
brothers
English Language
train tickets
carrier bags
Level A1 Lesson 11
dresses
lessons
DIALOGUE
Your family TIM: I am taking my family to Paris for the weekend. CLIVE: That’s nice! How many people are in your family? TIM: There are six people in my family.
I have one brother, two sisters and my mother and father. CLIVE: How much luggage are you taking with you? TIM: Plenty! We each have two suitcases, except for my
mother – she is taking five suitcases! CLIVE: That is a lot of luggage Tim, you will have to pay
a lot of money at the airport for excess baggage. TIM: Tell me about it! The weekend away will cost me twice as much!
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
EXERCISE
Learn the number 10 - 100.
10
Ten
20
Twenty
100
One hundred
11
Eleven
21
Twenty-one
101
One hundred and one
12
Twelve
22
Twenty-two
102
One hundred and two
13
Thirteen
30
Thirty
103
One hundred and three
14
Fourteen
40
Forty
15
Fifteen
50
Fifty
16
Sixteen
60
Sixty
17
Seventeen
70
Seventy
18
Eighteen
80
Eighty
19
Nineteen
90
Ninety
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
GRAMMAR
Age If we want to ask how old someone is, we ask :
How old are you?
We answer:
I am 20 (twenty).
How old are you? How old are your brothers and sisters?
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
DIALOGUE
Brothers and sisters MARY: Jane, how many brothers and sisters do you have? JANE: I have two brothers and one sister. MARY : How old are they? JANE: My two brothers are nineteen and twenty-two.
My sister is twenty-five. Do you have any brothers and sisters? MARY: Yes, I have one brother. He is 30. He is married
with 3 daughters. JANE: How old are his daughters? MARY: They are three, five and seven years of age. JANE: My goodness, what a handfull! MARY: Yes, they keep my brother very busy!
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
EXERCISE
Ask the teacher what his/her telephone number is. Tell the teacher:
How many people are in your family. What your phone number is. How old your mother and father is.
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
OBJECTIVES REACHED
Learning to count How to give your telephone number How to ask ‘how many?’ How to ask ‘how old?’
It’s family time! English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
OBJECTIVES
Learning to count
To give your telephone number
To ask ‘how many?’
To ask ‘how old?’
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
WORDS
Numbers 0-9 Read out these numbers:
0
Zero
5
Five
1
One
6
Six
2
Two
7
Seven
3
Three
8
Eight
4
Four
9
Nine
Tell your teacher what your phone number is. English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
EXERCISE
Phone Numbers Now you know the basic numbers, read out the following telephone numbers and pay attention to the pronunciation.
021 539 2687 0027 413 9460 551 397 652
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
GRAMMAR
Quantity We use numbers to describe the quantity of something. We put the numbers first, then a countable noun.
I have four sisters. We have two cars. He has one lesson today. She has three appointments later.
Make sentences with the following words, using numbers.
brothers
English Language
train tickets
carrier bags
Level A1 Lesson 11
dresses
lessons
DIALOGUE
Your family TIM: I am taking my family to Paris for the weekend. CLIVE: That’s nice! How many people are in your family? TIM: There are six people in my family.
I have one brother, two sisters and my mother and father. CLIVE: How much luggage are you taking with you? TIM: Plenty! We each have two suitcases, except for my
mother – she is taking five suitcases! CLIVE: That is a lot of luggage Tim, you will have to pay
a lot of money at the airport for excess baggage. TIM: Tell me about it! The weekend away will cost me twice as much!
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
EXERCISE
Learn the number 10 - 100.
10
Ten
20
Twenty
100
One hundred
11
Eleven
21
Twenty-one
101
One hundred and one
12
Twelve
22
Twenty-two
102
One hundred and two
13
Thirteen
30
Thirty
103
One hundred and three
14
Fourteen
40
Forty
15
Fifteen
50
Fifty
16
Sixteen
60
Sixty
17
Seventeen
70
Seventy
18
Eighteen
80
Eighty
19
Nineteen
90
Ninety
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
GRAMMAR
Age If we want to ask how old someone is, we ask :
How old are you?
We answer:
I am 20 (twenty).
How old are you? How old are your brothers and sisters?
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
DIALOGUE
Brothers and sisters MARY: Jane, how many brothers and sisters do you have? JANE: I have two brothers and one sister. MARY : How old are they? JANE: My two brothers are nineteen and twenty-two.
My sister is twenty-five. Do you have any brothers and sisters? MARY: Yes, I have one brother. He is 30. He is married
with 3 daughters. JANE: How old are his daughters? MARY: They are three, five and seven years of age. JANE: My goodness, what a handfull! MARY: Yes, they keep my brother very busy!
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
EXERCISE
Ask the teacher what his/her telephone number is. Tell the teacher:
How many people are in your family. What your phone number is. How old your mother and father is.
English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
OBJECTIVES REACHED
Learning to count How to give your telephone number How to ask ‘how many?’ How to ask ‘how old?’
It’s family time! English Language
Level A1 Lesson 11
