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Hello !

I
he she
We
They
It
It
you
she
She
she they

gtrem
it they we

they he it
BE
be
are
am is
she
he we you they
I

am is it are
be Ben
I am
he, she, it is
9 years old.
you
we are
they at home
big

small
thin

f at
beautiful ugly
hard

soft
happy

sad
enemies friends
at home
a doctor
a pupil
at school
We are
happy. I am
sad.
I stupid
He am happy
Jenny
is from America
Tomas and Kate at school
are
Mr. Bin beautiful
They cool
Student
doctor

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teacher

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police officer

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firefighter

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10: ten
20: twenty
30: thirty
40: forty
50: Fifty
60: Sixty
70: Seventy
80: Eighty
90: Ninety
94
90: Ninety 4: four
67
60: Sixty 7: seven
55
50: fifty 5: five
39
30: Thirty 9: Nine
_00: hundred
1: one

267: two hundred,


sixty seven
_000: thousand

1992
9999:
_000.000: million

_000.000.000:
billion
LET US PLAY WITH
NUMBERS!
1 LEVEL

2 LEVEL

3 LEVEL
Молодец! А теперь
WELL DONE!
постарайся пройти
32 уровень!
eight

8 6 7
six

8 6 7
twenty eight

28 32 24
twenty five

15 35 25
sixteen

20 16 24
forty two

48 36 42
four

4 3 24
sixteen

17 16 15
thirty five

35 30 40
six

7 6 20
twenty
20 17 44
twelve
0 10 12
one
2 1 3
eighteen
0 32 18
thirteen
13 22 12
ten
26 11 10
five
5 15 30
nine
8 9 34
thirty seven
36 38 37
four
4 58 2
six

6 30 34
twenty five

5 25 18
eleven

40 54 11
sixteen

13 16 15
two

2 29 31
fourteen

10 14 15
forty two

48 6 42
thirty

30 28 29
twenty

21 20 11
five

13 20 5
FAMILY
MEMBERS
grandpa Grandma

Mom Dad
uncle

aunt

wife ME
cousins
Dad/father Mom/mother

brother

sister
ME

niece nephew
Father/mother in law

ME wife husband

Son daughter
Is my family big?
Yes, it is.
No, it isn’t.

ME
Who is he?
He’s my father.
He’s my brother.

ME
Who is she?
She’s my mother.
She’s my aunt.

ME
Who is she?
She’s my grandmother.
She’s my mother.

ME
Who is he?
He’s my grandfather.
He’s my grandmother.

ME
Who is she?
She’s my brother.
She’s my sister.

ME
Who is he?
He’s my father.
He’s my grandfather.

ME
Who is he?
He’s my brother.
ME
He’s my husband
Who is she?
She’s my niece.
ME
She’s my daughter
Who is he?
He’s my son.
ME
He’s my cousin.
Who is he?
He’s my uncle.
He’s my Dad

ME
Who is she?
She’s my aunt.
ME
She’s my wife
THE
VERB
“TO BE”
 Am = ‘m
 Is = ‘s
 Are = ‘re
AFFIRMATIVE
I am I’m She is She’s

You are You’re


It is It’s

He is He’s
AFFIRMATIVE
We are We’re You are You’re

They are They’re


She is a teacher.
She’s a teacher.

He is a pilot.
He’s a teacher.
We are students.
We’re students.

It is a chair.
It’s a chair.
NEGATIVE
I am not She is not

You are not


It is not

He is not
NOT

I am I‘m not

is
NOT isn’t

are Aren’t
✔ He is a teacher.

✘ He is not a teacher.
He isn’t a teacher


✔ She is a police officer
✘ She is not/ isn’t a police officer.


Question ?

I am …

Am I … ?
you are
are you … ?
Question ?

She is …

Is She… ?
They are
are they … ?
 It is  ?
 We are  ?
I am a student. ✔

 I am not a student. ✘

 Are you a student ?


She is an artist. ✔

 She is not an artist. ✘

 Is She an artist. ?
They are doctors. ✔

 They are not doctors ✘

 Are they doctors ?


It is your pencil. ✔

 It is not your pencil ✘

 Is It your pencil ?
We are friends. ✔

 We are not friends ✘

 Are we friends ?
Yes No

Yes, I am No, I am not

Yes, She is No, she is not/ she isn’t


No, he is not
Yes, he is
he isn’t

Yes, we are No, we are not


we aren’t

Yes, they are No, they are not


they aren’t
THE
VERB
“TO BE”
practice

 Make question and answer with these pictures


24 years old
sad

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angry

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happy

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tired

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sick

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hungry

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THINGS
What ‘s this in English?
bag
What
is this
in
English?
book
What
is this
in
English?
A box
What
is this
in
English?
A chair
What
is this
in
English?
A computer
What
is this
in
English?
A cup
What
is this
in
English?
A desk
What
is this
in
English?
A table
What
is this
in
English?
What
A dictionary
is this
in
English?
What
glasses
is this
in
English?
What
A key
is this
in
English?
A notebook
What
is this
in
English?
A pen
What
is this
in
English?
A purse
What
is this
in
English?
A wallet
What
is this
in
English?
Review and
practice
SINGULAR
AND PLURAL
NOUNS
SINGULAR NOUNS PLURAL NOUNS

1 ≥2
A
AN
A / AN?
THE 1 ST

SOUND IS
U,E, O, A, I
U,E, O, A, I
ARTIST

An Orange
Ice-cream
A or An ?
umbrella
Dentist Egg Pen
University Hour
Horse banana
A An
Pen umbrella
Dentist Egg
University Hour
Horse
banana
PLURAL NOUNS
-s/-es

A BOOK BOOKS

A PEN
PENS
A CUP CUPS

A CHAIR CHAIRS
A BOX BOXES

A PURSE PURSES
A BOX BOXES

A PURSE PURSES
-es

Sibilant: s/sh/z/ch
Rule 1
Most nouns become plural by
adding “s”.
boy boys
book books
desk desks
school schools
Rule 2: add “es”.
Nouns that end with sibilant
“ch”, “sh”,“s”, “z”,
quiz quizzes
bush bushes
box boxes
church churches
kiss kisses
Rule 3
Nouns that end in “f” or “fe”
often change to “ves”.

wife wives
wolf wolves
shelf shelves
Rule 4
Some nouns change the inside
spelling.
Rule 5
Nouns that end in a consonant letter
and “y”, drop the “y” and add “ies”.
sky skies
puppy puppies
fly flies
Rule 6
Some nouns do not change when
making them plural.
wheat wheat
deer deer
fish fish
corn corn
`
Practice

Make the plural


mouse mice
fly flies
pen pens
flash flashes
rice rice
life lives
Practice

Write the plural

1. map 8. class
2. watch 9. shelf
3. city 10. mouse
4. dictionary 11. woman
5. person 12. student
6. boy 13. box
7. child 14. match
fox foxes

child children
city cities

fish fish
This That These Those
This is an apple. That is an apple.
These are Those are
apples. apples.
This is a cup. That is a cup.
These are cups. Those are cups.
This is a chair. That is a chair.
These are Those are
boxes. boxes.
This is a That is a
computer. computer
These are keys. Those are keys.
This is a That is a wallet.
wallet.
These are Those are
purses. purses.
This is a That is a
dictionary. dictionary.
These are Those are
notebooks. notebooks.
POSSESSIVE

ADJECTIVES
REFLECT ON LANGUAGE
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Personal pronouns Possessive adjectives

I my
You your
He his
she her
It its
we our
They their

Noun 1 ‘s Noun 2
me My book
Your computer
you
His car
Her glasses
Its cave
Our books

we
Your dictionaries

you
Their wallets

they
me
you
he
she
we
you
they
N1 ‘s N2

Mary ‘s book
My teacher ‘s pen
P
P

P



T-shirt
shirt
dress
skirt
hat
cap
sweater
jacket
coat
shorts
trousers
socks
shoes
glasses
gloves
scarf
By: Meriem Ncir
The apple is red.
The sun is yellow.
The butterfly is blue.
The leaf is green.
The flamingo is pink.
The flower is purple.
The orange is orange.
The clouds are white.
The suit is gray.
The dresser is brown.
The cat is black.
Days , time
phrases
6
4
3
7
2

5
at

in

on
Telling times
 What time is it?
 Do you have the time?

 It is ……
Hour: Minute

10:15 10:30 10:45

O’clock
What time do you go to school/ work?
I go to school at …..
Days of the week
Daily routine
What do you do every day?

On Monday, I sweep the floor.

On Tuesday, I mop the floor.

On Wednesday, I wipe the table.

On Thursday, I clean the window.


What do you do every day?

On Friday, I make the bed.

On Saturday, I wash the dishes.

On Sunday, I water the plants.


What does he do every day?

On Monday, he sweeps the floor.

On Tuesday, he mops the floor.

On Wednesday, he wipes the table.

On Thursday, he cleans the window.


What does he do every day?

On Friday, he makes the bed.

On Saturday, he washes the dishes.

On Sunday, he waters the plants.


_________________cleans the toilet.

_________________rakes the leaves.

_________________dusts the furniture.

_________________takes out the trash.


_________________washes the car.

_________________sets the table.

_________________irons the clothes.

_________________dries the clothes.


Common
Verbs
I like hamburger

hamburger
I like baseball
We like coffee.
have

I have 2 credit cards


have

I have a black Mobile phone


have

I have a big house


small
beautiful
have

I have a brother
I have 2 brothers
work
I work in an office

I work in a big office.


I work for Samsung
Intel
BBC
study
study

I study at university
I study 10 hours a week.
English
I study
Chinese

Maths
drive
A taxi
I drive
To the shops

In a small car.
go
to Canada

I go To the shops

To a restaurant.
LIVE
In a house

I live

With my parents
DO
I do sports

homework
PRESENT
TENSES
simple
I. SIMPLE PRESENT:
1. Usages:

 Something that is true in the present/ something`s always true


 Something that happens again and again in the present:

o oI’m 19 years old.


I play football every weekend.
o oHe lives in London.
She plays tennis every Sunday.
o The sun rises in the East.
I. SIMPLE PRESENT:
2. Forms B: Action Verbs
1. I play soccer.
+ S+V (s/es) .....
2. She plays tennis.
1. I do not ( don’t) play soccer.
- S + do/does + not + V... 2. She does not ( doesn’t) play
tennis.
1. Do you play soccer?
? Do/ Does + S + V...?
2. Does she play tennis?

V + s/es when S is she/ he/ it EX: I I don’t


play tennis.
have blond hair
Using does When S is she/ he/ it
She
Shedoesn’t
plays tennis.
have blond hair.
(+) Positive

1. I play soccer.
S+V (s/es) .....
2. She plays tennis.

V + s/es when S is she/ he/ it


Using does When S is she/ he/ it
We like hamburger.
She likes hamburger.
I study English 10 hours a week.

She studies English 10 hours a week.


You work in an office.
He works in an office.
s
Verb +
es
• -s, -z, -ch, -x
misses, buzzes, catches, fixes
• -y  i + es
+ es try  tries, carry  carries
• Go, do + es
goes, does
Negative (-) NOT
✔ ✘
Do not = don’t

I live in a big house. I don’t live in a big house.

I drive to my office. I don’t drive to my office.

I like hamburger. I don’t like hamburger.



She/he/it


does not = doesn’t

She lives in a big house. She doesn’t live in a big house.

She drives to her office. she doesn’t drive to her office.

She likes hamburger. she doesn’t like hamburger.


He teaches English. He doesn’t teach French

She doesn’t have a cat. she has a hat.


She doesn’t live in Rome. She lives at home

He doesn’t play tennis. He plays golf.


She drives a bus. She doesn’t drive a car

It doesn’t cost 40. It costs 400


Question ??
Do/ does S+V ?

They like coffee.

Do they like coffee?


Do They have a brother ?
Does she
shehave
has aabig
bighouse
house ?
✔ ✘
yes No
I
You
We do Don’t
they

She
He
does Doesn’t
It
Does he have a big car?

Yes, he does.
Do you have a credit card?

✘ No, I don’t
You
Does he study 5 hours a day?

✘ No, he doesn’t

He
have
Don’t have
study
Don’t work
Don’t like
2. She lives in a flat
3. he doesn’t like hamburgers.
4. she has a brother.
5. he doesn’t like shopping
6. she does sport at the weekend.
PRESENT
TENSES
simple continuous
I. SIMPLE PRESENT:
1. Usages:

 Something that is true in the present/ something`s always true


 Something that happens again and again in the present:

o oI’m 19 years old.


I play football every weekend.
o oHe lives in London.
She plays tennis every Sunday.
o The sun rises in the East.
I. SIMPLE PRESENT:
2. Forms

A: Be verbs: am, is are


I  am
She/ he/ it  is
We/ they/ you  are
Am/ is/ are?

1. I ______
am Peter.
2. She ______
is Miss Lee.
3. You _____
are not my friend.
4. They ____
are good friends.
5. My house _____
is near the school.
6. These questions ______
are very easy.
I. SIMPLE PRESENT:
2. Forms A: Be verbs: am, is are
I  am
She/ he/ it  is
We/ they/ you  are

1. She is beautiful.
+ S + Be .....
2. They are students.

1. She is not (isn’t) beautiful


- S + be + not ...
2. They are not (aren’t) students.

1. Is she beautiful?
? Be + S ....?
2. Are they students?
Those flowers
They are are very pretty.
at home

 They are not at home


 Are they at home?

Those flowers are not (aren’t) very pretty.


Are those flowers very pretty?
I. SIMPLE PRESENT:
2. Forms B: Action Verbs
1. I play soccer.
+ S+V (s/es) .....
2. She plays tennis.
1. I do not ( don’t) play soccer.
- S + do/does + not + V... 2. She does not ( doesn’t) play
tennis.
1. Do you play soccer?
? Do/ Does + S + V...?
2. Does she play tennis?

V + s/es when S is she/ he/ it EX: I I don’t


play tennis.
have blond hair
Using does When S is she/ he/ it
She
Shedoesn’t
plays tennis.
have blond hair.
Which is correct?

A.Tony always score a goal.


B.Tony always scores a goal. 
A. The girls has a golden hair.
B. The girls have a golden hair 
A. She always washes her hand before meal.
B. She always wash her hand before meal.
s
Verb +
es
• -s, -z, -ch, -x
misses, buzzes, catches, fixes
• -y  i + es
+ es try  tries, carry  carries
• Go, do + es
goes, does
I. SIMPLE PRESENT:
2. Forms B: Action Verbs

1. I play soccer.
+ S+V (s/es) .....
2. She plays tennis.

1. I do not ( don’t) play soccer.


- S + do/does + not + V...
2. She does not ( doesn’t) play tennis.

1. Do you play soccer?


? Do/ Does + S + V...?
2. Does she play tennis?
+ These toys belong to Kathy.

- These toys not belong to Kathy.


- These toys do not belong to Kathy.
? Do these toys belong to Kathy?
Judy speaks English very well.

Judy does not speak English very well.


Does Judy speak English well?
Common mistakes

A. I am like red. I am red. / I like red.

She is beautiful.
B. She beautiful.

C. I not go to school by bus. I don’t go to school by bus.

D. She talk a lot. She talks a lot.

E. He doesn’t swims
Hein the afternoon.
doesn’t swim in the afternoon.
I. PRESENT CONTINUOUS:
1. Usages:
To express (diễn tả) something is happening (đang xảy ra)
at the present

A: Are
Girl:
 youWhat
Honey, studying English?
are you doing?
Boy:
 I`m I`m
B: No, cooking for you.
watching TV.
I. PRESENT CONTINUOUS:
2. Form
BE + VING

+ I 1.work.
I am working
 2. Sheworking.
I am is working
1. I am not working
She- plays chess
2. She very
is not well. .
working
 She is playing chess with her friends.
1. Am I working?
?
2. Is she working?
Compare:

1) Water boils at 1000C The water is boiling. Can you turn it off?

2) I often have breakfast at 10 am. I am having breakfast now.

3) She never waits for anyone. She is waiting for you now.

4) It doesn’t rain much in the winter.


It isn’t rainning now. Let’s go outside.
Choose the correct answer


A.I am talking to my friends now.
B.I talk to my friends now.
C.I not talk to my friends.

Who is that man? What _________?


A. he wants
B. is he want?

C. does he want?
Choose the correct answer

 Look. Our cat ___________


A. sleep
B. sleeps
C. is sleep

D. is sleeping
I ________ it is your key. Am I
right?
A. am think
B. thinks

C. don’t think
D.not think
Animals _________ in O2 and _______out CO2


A. breathe/ give

B. breathes / gives

C. is breathing/ is giving

D. are breathing/ are giving



A. What does she have for breakfast?

B. What she has for breakfast?

C. What do she have for breakfast?

D. What does she has for breakfast?


FREQUENCY
ADVERBS
Always
Usually- frequently
often
sometimes
occasionally
Rarely- barely
never
They ________ have breakfast together.

rarely

usually

often
He ___________ takes a shower
twice a day.

never
always
often
Cris ________ brushes her teeth
after eating

never
barely
constanly
Josue _________ cleans my house

usually

barely
frequently
Josue ______________ cleans my house

usually

occasionaly
barely
Get up
What time Do Go to bed
Does Have lunch ?
When

What time do you get up?


What time does he get up?
Practice speaking



PAST SIMPLE

TO BE
You know me in the present…

am
BE is
are
Now see how I am in the past…

am
was
BE was
is
were
are
USES
To talk about completed activities in the past:
I was at school yesterday

Time references:
• Yesterday, yesterday morning, evening…
• Last Monday, week, month, year…
• In 2010, in the 19th century…
I
HE
SHE was
IT
YOU
WE were
THEY
Past Simple
Affirmative Negative
I was I was not / I wasn’t

You were You were not / You were not

He was He was not / He wasn’t


She was She was not / She wasn’t
It was It was not / It wasn’t

We were We were not / We weren’t


You were You were not / You weren’t
They were They were not / They weren’t
Short

Interrogative
Was I ...?
? Affirmative
Yes, I was
answers
Negative
No, I wasn’t

Were you ...? Yes, you were No, you weren’t

Was he ...? Yes, he was No, he wasn’t


Was she ...? Yes, she was No, she wasn’t
Was it ...? Yes, it was No, it wasn’t

Were we ...? Yes, we were No, we weren’t


Were you ...? Yes, you were No, you weren’t
Were they ...? Yes, they were No, they weren’t
WAS or WERE?

GAME
Great

They__________friends.

was were
Grea
t
I ________at school.

was were
Grea
t
We ________ at the beach.

was were
Grea
t
He _______a good boy.

was were
Great
You _______in the park.

was were
Grea
t
She ______a great teacher.

was were
Grea
t
Stuart _______furious.

was were
Grea
t
She_________tall.

was were
Great

We__________tired.

was were
Grea
t
The sun_______shining.

was were
Great

You__________kind.

was were
Grea
t
The cat________hungry.

was were
Your turn now 1

1. Make affirmative sentences.

2. Use the keywords.

3. Write complete sentences with…


was/were
there was, there were
Make affirmative sentences 1: John/ doctor’s

John was at the doctor’s


Make affirmative sentences 2: Tom/scared

Tom was scared


Make affirmative sentences 3: We/school

We were at school
Make affirmative sentences 4: bee/ beehive

There was a bee behind the beehive


Make affirmative sentences 5: Shakespeare/ English

Shakespeare was English


Make affirmative sentences 6: apples/tree

There were a lot of apples in the tree


THE PAST OF TO BE: NEGATIVE
We form the negative form of to be like that:

I was not (wasn’t) We were not (weren’t)


You were not (weren’t) You were not (weren’t)
He was not (wasn’t) They were not (weren’t)
She was not (wasn’t)
It was not (wasn’t)

Impersonal forms:
There was not (wasn’t) There were not (weren’t)
Your Turn now 2
1. Make negative sentences.

2. Use the keywords.

3. Write complete sentences with…


was not (wasn’t) /were not (weren’t)
there was not (wasn’t)
there were not (weren’t)
Make negative sentences 1: they/ sad

They weren’t sad


Make negative sentences 2: she/home

She wasn’t at home


Make negative sentences 3: He/supermarket

He wasn’t at the supermarket


Make negative sentences 4: there/8 candles

There weren’t eight candles


Make negative sentences 5: Mozart/ Italian

Mozart wasn’t Italian


Make negative sentences 6: We/ London

We weren’t in London
Your Turn now 3
Make these sentences TRUE for you: Use was/were in
the correct form:
1. It …………… Christmas Day yesterday.
2. There ............. 25 students in class.
3. I ………….. ill last week.
4. It ………… sunny yesterday morning.
5. I …………. born in 1999.
6. Maths ………… on Monday at 10:35.
7. There ……… a school trip last month.
8. My mother ………… angry yesterday.
Your Turn now 4
Change these sentences from present to past:
1. I’m hungry →
2. Peter’s British →
3. There’s a book →
4. We’re in class →
5. There are some pens →
6. The children are in the park →
7. Mary’s sad →
8. The cat’s in the kitchen →
CHEMIST’S
FORLIST’S
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Prepositions of place practice

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A SPELLING GAME
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can


admire great art.

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M U S E UM

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can send


letters and buy
stamps.
P O ST
_______________
OF F I C E
_______________

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can get


married or pray.

_______________
CH U RCH

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can buy


bread.

B AK ERY
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L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can get


your teeth treated.

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DE NTIS T‘S

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can buy


some medicine.
_______________
CH EMIST‘S

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can get


treated when you
are sick.
______________
HOS PI TAL
L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can have


a nice meal out.

_______________
RESTAURANT

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can solve


a legal problem.
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COU RT -
_______________
HOUSE
L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can get a


haircut.

H AI R -
_______________
DRES SER‘S
_______________

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can catch


a plane.

A I RPORT
_______________

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can buy a


hammer and nails.
_______________
H ARDWA RE
_______________
SHOP
L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can


report a crime.

POLICE
_______________
STATION
_______________

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Go here if you
need some money.
_______________
B A NK

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

You go here to
learn.

SC HOOL
_______________

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can


watch a movie.

CINEMA
_______________

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can buy a


dress or a T-shirt.
_______________
CLOT HES
_______________
SHOP
L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can buy


flowers.

FLOR IS T‘S
_______________

L M N O P R S T U W Y
A B C D E F G H I J K

Here you can buy


food and small
things for the
home.
GROCERY
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L M N O P R S T U W Y

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