Movers - Macmillan Young Learners
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Mapping Document for the Cambridge Young Learner Exams
Movers Flyers
Movers grammar and structures list Grammar
Examples
Footprints Footprints Footprints Footprints 3 PB 4 PB 5 PB 6 PB
Indirect objects Comparative and superlative adjectives
Give it to the teacher! Your house is bigger than mine.
55
Anna is my best friend. Verbs (Positive, negative, question, imperative and short answer forms, including contractions)
40 was/were 56
24
Her father cooked lunch on Friday. Past simple regular and irregular Did you go to the cinema? Yes, I forms did. We didn’t see the pirate at the party.
64 64 (regular) 64 (regular)
24 24 (reg + irreg) 24 (reg + irreg)
Verb + infinitive
I want to go home. He started to laugh.
4 67
6 27
Verb + ing
I went riding on Saturday.
72
4
Infinitive of purpose
She went to town to buy a toothbrush.
19
5
Want/ask someone to do something
He wants the teacher to tell a story.
Must for obligation
He must do his homework.
Have (got) to/had to
We went to the park yesterday.
23 40
You mustn’t give the rabbit cheese. Must I get up now? I’ve got to go. Do I have to go to bed now? He had to draw a whale for homework.
AB p5
(need + need to 18)
5 (ask s/o to do)
5
5 FP6 p36 FP6 p36 FP6 p37
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Movers Grammar
Examples
Shall for offers
Shall I help you wash the car, Mum? I could see some birds in the tree.
Could (past form ofcan)
© Macmillan Publishers Ltd Footprints Mapping Document for the Cambridge Young Learner Exams
Footprints Footprints Footprints Footprints 3 PB 4 PB 5 PB 6 PB
48
Adverbs
She never eats meat. He sang loudly. My mother talks a lot.
Comparative and superlative adverbs
My brother reads more quickly than my sister. I like ice cream best.
50
39
Conjunctions
I went home because I was tired.
20
12
Prepositions of time
She plays with her friends after school. He plays badminton on Saturdays.
8
18
8
9
Question words
Why is he talking to her? When does school start?
73 8
36 9
Relative clauses
Vicky is the girl who is riding a bike. That is the DVD which my friend gave me. This is the house where my friend lives. What was the weather like last weekend?
What is/was the weather like?
8 39 76
32 16 18 39
(p26 non defining) (p34 non defining)
FP5 p3 FP5 p4
What’s the matter?
What’s the matter, Daisy? Have you 48 got a stomach-ache?
How/what about + n or ing
How about going to the cinema on Why don’t 4 Wednesdayafternoon? you + v
When clauses (not with future meaning)
When he got home, he had his dinner.
Go for a + n
Yesterday we went for a drive in my brother’s new car. A baby cat is called a kitten. She’s very good at basketball. I think he’s very nice.
Be called + n Be good at + n I think/know …
FP5 p3 FP5 p3
75
26
15
71 8 23
8
Mapping Document for the Cambridge Young Learner Exams
Movers Flyers
Movers grammar and structures list Grammar
Examples
Footprints Footprints Footprints Footprints 3 PB 4 PB 5 PB 6 PB
Indirect objects Comparative and superlative adjectives
Give it to the teacher! Your house is bigger than mine.
55
Anna is my best friend. Verbs (Positive, negative, question, imperative and short answer forms, including contractions)
40 was/were 56
24
Her father cooked lunch on Friday. Past simple regular and irregular Did you go to the cinema? Yes, I forms did. We didn’t see the pirate at the party.
64 64 (regular) 64 (regular)
24 24 (reg + irreg) 24 (reg + irreg)
Verb + infinitive
I want to go home. He started to laugh.
4 67
6 27
Verb + ing
I went riding on Saturday.
72
4
Infinitive of purpose
She went to town to buy a toothbrush.
19
5
Want/ask someone to do something
He wants the teacher to tell a story.
Must for obligation
He must do his homework.
Have (got) to/had to
We went to the park yesterday.
23 40
You mustn’t give the rabbit cheese. Must I get up now? I’ve got to go. Do I have to go to bed now? He had to draw a whale for homework.
AB p5
(need + need to 18)
5 (ask s/o to do)
5
5 FP6 p36 FP6 p36 FP6 p37
Movers © Macmillan Publishers Ltd
Movers Grammar
Examples
Shall for offers
Shall I help you wash the car, Mum? I could see some birds in the tree.
Could (past form ofcan)
© Macmillan Publishers Ltd Footprints Mapping Document for the Cambridge Young Learner Exams
Footprints Footprints Footprints Footprints 3 PB 4 PB 5 PB 6 PB
48
Adverbs
She never eats meat. He sang loudly. My mother talks a lot.
Comparative and superlative adverbs
My brother reads more quickly than my sister. I like ice cream best.
50
39
Conjunctions
I went home because I was tired.
20
12
Prepositions of time
She plays with her friends after school. He plays badminton on Saturdays.
8
18
8
9
Question words
Why is he talking to her? When does school start?
73 8
36 9
Relative clauses
Vicky is the girl who is riding a bike. That is the DVD which my friend gave me. This is the house where my friend lives. What was the weather like last weekend?
What is/was the weather like?
8 39 76
32 16 18 39
(p26 non defining) (p34 non defining)
FP5 p3 FP5 p4
What’s the matter?
What’s the matter, Daisy? Have you 48 got a stomach-ache?
How/what about + n or ing
How about going to the cinema on Why don’t 4 Wednesdayafternoon? you + v
When clauses (not with future meaning)
When he got home, he had his dinner.
Go for a + n
Yesterday we went for a drive in my brother’s new car. A baby cat is called a kitten. She’s very good at basketball. I think he’s very nice.
Be called + n Be good at + n I think/know …
FP5 p3 FP5 p3
75
26
15
71 8 23
8
