How Old are You?

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How Old are You?

Learn how to count from 1 to 100 and talk about your age in English with this simple A1 lesson.

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How Old are You?

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Learn how to count from 1 to 100 and talk about your age in English with this simple A1 lesson.

Reading Text

Hi! My name is Leo. I am ten years old. Today is my birthday party. I have fifteen friends at my house. My sister is seven years old. My brother is twelve years old. My mother is forty years old and my father is forty-five years old. We have twenty balloons and one big cake with ten candles. We are very happy today.

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Vocabulary

Definitions:

Text: The day you were born.
Text: People you like and play with.
Text: A sweet food for parties.
Text: A girl with the same parents as you.
Text: Wax sticks on a cake that show your age.

Items:

Label: birthday
Answer: A
Label: friends
Answer: B
Label: cake
Answer: C
Label: sister
Answer: D
Label: candles
Answer: E

Fill In The Blanks:

Before: I invite my
After: to my party.
Answer: friends
Before: Happy
After: to you!
Answer: birthday
Before: My
After: is younger than me; she is seven.
Answer: sister
Before: We eat a chocolate
After: at the party.
Answer: cake
Before: I blow out the ten
After: on the cake.
Answer: candles

Scrambled:

Text: am ten I old years
Answer: I am ten years old.
Text: old you are how
Answer: How old are you?
Text: is brother my twelve
Answer: My brother is twelve.
Text: have twenty we balloons
Answer: We have twenty balloons.
Text: is father my forty-five
Answer: My father is forty-five.

Comprehension

Questions:

Text: Leo is twelve years old.
Answer: false
Text: There are fifteen friends at the party.
Answer: true
Text: Leo’s sister is seven years old.
Answer: true
Text: His mother is fifty years old.
Answer: false
Text: There are ten candles on the cake.
Answer: true

Written Expression

Questions:

Text: How old are you?
Text: How many friends do you have?

Examples:

Examples:

I am twenty-five years old.
I have three best friends.

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