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    Interchange5thEd IntroLevel Language Summary Unit2

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    This document provides a summary of vocabulary and expressions related to classroom objects and personal items in English. It lists nouns for classroom objects like backpack, board, and chair. It also lists nouns for personal items like bicycle, cell phone, and wallet. It includes adjectives like cool, different, and interesting. It lists pronouns like it, this, and they. It provides expressions for identifying things, expressing pleasure, disbelief, and disappointment, agreeing, realizing something, and thanking someone.

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    This document provides a summary of vocabulary and expressions related to classroom objects and personal items in English. It lists nouns for classroom objects like backpack, board, and chair. It also lists nouns for personal items like bicycle, cell phone, and wallet. It includes adjectives like cool, different, and interesting. It lists pronouns like it, this, and they. It provides expressions for identifying things, expressing pleasure, disbelief, and disappointment, agreeing, realizing something, and thanking someone.

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    This document provides a summary of vocabulary and expressions related to classroom objects and personal items in English. It lists nouns for classroom objects like backpack, board, and chair. It also lists nouns for personal items like bicycle, cell phone, and wallet. It includes adjectives like cool, different, and interesting. It lists pronouns like it, this, and they. It provides expressions for identifying things, expressing pleasure, disbelief, and disappointment, agreeing, realizing something, and thanking someone.

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    Interchange5thEd IntroLevel Language Summary Unit2

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    This document provides a summary of vocabulary and expressions related to classroom objects and personal items in English. It lists nouns for classroom objects like backpack, board, and chair. It also lists nouns for personal items like bicycle, cell phone, and wallet. It includes adjectives like cool, different, and interesting. It lists pronouns like it, this, and they. It provides expressions for identifying things, expressing pleasure, disbelief, and disappointment, agreeing, realizing something, and thanking someone.

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    VOCABULARY

    Nouns Personal items Other Adjectives


    Classroom objects bag box cool
    backpack bicycle car different
    board cell phone class(es) great
    (English) book credit card pocket interesting
    chair energy bar restaurant
    clock flash drive quiz Articles
    glasses sentence a
    desk
    hairbrush an
    dictionary
    headphones Pronouns
    door
    it Adverbs
    eraser (student) ID maybe
    (car) keys this
    notebook now
    laptop that
    outlet where
    newspaper these
    paper clip
    phone case they Prepositions
    pen
    pencil purse behind
    poster sunglasses in
    table tablet in front of
    wall tablet case next to
    wastebasket television on
    window ticket under
    umbrella
    wallet

    EXPRESSIONS
    Identifying things Expressing pleasure
    What’s this (called in English)? Wow!
    I don’t know. Oh, cool!
    It’s a . . . It’s great!
    What are these (called in English)?
    Expressing disbelief
    They’re . . .
    Really?
    I think they’re (called) . . .
    Expressing disappointment
    Identifying the owner of something
    Oh, no!
    Is this your . . . ?
    Yes, it is. Thinking before responding
    No, it’s not. Let me see.
    Are these your . . . ? Huh . . .
    Yes, they are. Hmm . . .
    No, they’re not.
    Agreeing
    Thanking someone You’re right.
    Thank you!
    You’re welcome. Realizing something
    Wait (a minute)!

    Interchange Teacher’s Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017 Photocopiable Language summary T-319
    T-153

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