ملخص اللغة الإنجليزية رابعة ابتدائي، الترم الأول مصر وطني

Famous Places in Egypt

• Pyramids: people used giant stones to build them; tourists take pictures and ride camels there.
• Nile River: a very long river in Egypt; boats sail on it.
• Cairo Tower: a very tall tower; we can see Cairo from the top.
• Egyptian Museum: full of history and treasures.
• Khan Al-Khalili Bazaar: a busy market where people buy gifts.
• Siwa Oasis: a place with lots of trees and water.

In "Exploring Egypt with Ali!", Ali is a tour guide. He shows John, a tourist, the Pyramids first. Next they visit the Egyptian Museum, and then they go to Khan Al-Khalili to buy gifts.

My City: Places We Go

• School: students learn and meet friends; the library has books to read or borrow.
• Hospital: doctors and nurses help sick people feel better.
• Post office: people send letters and packages.
• Shopping mall: people buy things and eat there.
• Museum: treasures that teach us about our history. These places make our city a great place to live.

Language in Use: Prepositions of Place

They show where things are: in, on, in front of, behind, next to, between.

• The cat is in the box. The cat is on the box. The cat is in front of the box. The cat is behind the box. The cat is next to the box. The cat is between the boxes.

The World of Big Numbers

We can read numbers up to a billion. 1,000,000,000 = one billion. In 1980 China's population reached about one billion people.

• 4,000 = four thousand. 73,000,000 = seventy-three million. 7,000,000,000 = seven billion.
• 8,199,590,341 = eight billion, one hundred ninety-nine million, five hundred ninety thousand, three hundred forty-one.

Pronunciation

/p/ is voiceless (press your lips and blow out air): pin, pan, pond, peak. /b/ is voiced (use your voice): bin, ban, bond, beak.

Writing: A Blog

Tarek's blog is about St. Catherine Mountain in South Sinai. Tourists wake up early, wear warm clothes because it is cold, see colorful rocks and plants, and visit the old monastery at the top. A good blog has: a clear title, the writer's name, a date, pictures or drawings, interesting details, and descriptive words. Sense words help readers imagine the place.

Think and Create: A Leaflet

A leaflet about the Siwa Oasis has: a main heading (big title), sub-headings, an image, a detailed description (reasons to visit and what to expect: salt lake, sweet dates, olive oil), and a call to action (an invitation, for example "Book now").