With its profusion of lively colour illustrations, ACTIVE GRAMMAR demonstrates that the learning of grammar, even at primary level, need not be difficult or dull* On the contrary, when materials are sensitive ta the age and interests of the young learner, grammar lessons can be not only interesting but fun. | PRACTICE Now you con ploy the Memory Wizard game. 1 Play the game with a friend. 2 Look at all the things in Picture A for one minute. 3 Try to remember them all. 4 Close your book. Don t open it until the end of the game. 5 Tell your friend all the things in Picture A. Make sentences with there is and there are. 6 Play the game again using Picture B. This time let your friend be the Memory Wizard. Picture A Before you begin make sure you know these names. bicycle kite scooter ball skipping rope Picture B Before you begin make sure you know these names. guitar drum piano violin mouth organ 84 Verbs Q The verb have I have she has When you talk about things that belong to you or other people you often use the verb have. The verb have 85 You use has when you talk about just one person or thing. My cat has three kittens. Tom has a new toothbrush. This table tells you when to use have and when to use has. SINGULAR PLURAL I have nz have you have you have she has he has they have it has 86 .
