

one
[wʌn]pencil case
[ˈpensl keɪs]two
[tuː]eraser
[ɪˈreɪzə(r)]three
[θriː]pencil
[ˈpensl]four
[fɔː(r)]ruler
[ˈruːlə(r)]look at
[lʊk æt]just
[dʒʌst]everyone
[ˈevriwʌn]draw
[drɔː]where
[weə(r)]that
[ðæt , ðət]no
[nəʊ , nəʊz]how many
[haʊ ˈmeni]have
[hæv , həv]door
[dɔː(r)]your
[jɔː(r)]everybody
[ˈevribɒdi]use
[juːz , juːs]pen
[pen]crayon
[ˈkreɪən]coloured
[ˈkʌləd]fly
[flaɪ]swim
[swɪm]bag
[bæɡ]head
[hed]Story
Mary's pencil case
Good morning, everyone.
Let's draw.
Where's my pencil case?
Is that my pencil case?
No!
How many pencils?
Four.
Oh. I have three pencils.
Is that my pencil?
No. It's my pencil.
Sorry!
Who's at the door?
It's Mary's dad.
Sorry, Miss Jones.
Mary, this is your pencil case.
Sorry, everybody!
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Do you use them?
This is my pencil.
This is my pen.
This is my crayon.
This is my coloured pencil.