The first version:

List of words for the next semester of grade five

Get up, get up

Do morning exercises. Do morning exercises.

Wash the dishes. Wash the dishes.

Do experiments. Do experiments.

Have breakfast.

have lunch

Dinner, dinner.

A cook who cooks.

Clean the room clean the room

listen to music

Photographic photography

Answer the phone. Answer the phone.

Draw pictures

Read a book

write a letter

Write an email. Write an email.

Write a report. Write a report

Have an English class in an English class

Go on a picnic.

Play sports to do sports

play the piano

play chess

plant trees

Climb the tree. Climb the tree.

climb mountains

Fly a kite

Go shopping.

Go hiking.

Visiting grandparents, visiting grandma.

Counting insects, books and insects

Look at insects. Look at insects.

Laundry. Laundry.

Catch butterflies Catch butterflies

Pick up leaves, pick up leaves

Collect leaves to collect leaves

Fly, fly.

Fight. Fight.

Jump, jump, jump

Run! Run!

Go, go

clamber

Sleep

Swing swing

Swimming. Swimming.

Skating skiing

Drink water, drink water.

spring

Summer summer

Autumn autumn

Winter winter

Seasonal season

Hot

coldly

COOL

Warm

Windy is windy.

Cloudy is cloudy.

It's snowing.

January, June, March, April, September and November.

February, February, July, May, August, October, December, December, July, July, July, July, July, July, July, July, August, October, December, December, December, December, December, December, December, December.

First, first, fifth, ninth, twelfth.

Articles 3, 3, 4, 8, 20 and 20.

The second two

Mom, mom.

Kangaroo Kangaroo

Honey honey

He, he, she, she is them and we are.

He, she, she, their ours, mine, yours, yours.

When, where and why? Because it's the best.

Which one, when, where and why, because the most

When do you do morning exercises? When do you do morning exercises?

I usually do morning exercises at eight o'clock. I often do morning exercises at eight o'clock.

I usually get up at noon 12: 00. I often get up at twelve noon.

When do you have dinner? When do you have dinner?

I have dinner at 7 o'clock in the evening. I have dinner at 7 o'clock in the evening.

When is the best time to go to Beijing? When is the best time to go to Beijing?

Fall down. Autumn.

When is your birthday? When is your birthday?

This is in May. May.

My uncle's birthday is in June. Uncle Bill's birthday is also in June.

My uncle's birthday is in June. Uncle Biao's birthday is also in June.

When is Teacher's Day? Children's Day, New Year's Day, Army Day and Women's Day

When is Teacher's Day? Children's Day, New Year's Day, Army Day and Women's Day

Christmas, National Day, Independence Day, Arbor Day

Christmas, National Day, American National Day Arbor Day

April Fool's Day Labor Day

April Fool's Day Labor Day

Which season do you like best? What's your favorite season?

I like summer because I can swim in the lake. Spring is fine, but autumn is my favorite season.

I like summer. Because I can swim in the lake. Spring is fine. But autumn is my favorite season.

Whose birthday is in July? Whose birthday is in July?

Uncle Bill's birthday is in July. Uncle Biao's birthday is in July.

What do you do on weekends? What do you do on weekends?

Usually I watch TV and go shopping. Sometimes I visit my grandparents.

I often watch TV and go shopping. Sometimes I go back to visit my grandmother.

What's the weather like in autumn in Beijing? What's the weather like in autumn in Beijing?

It's sunny and cool. It's sunny and cool.

. What's your favorite season? What's your favorite season?

Fall down. Autumn.

What season is March in Beijing? What season is March in Beijing?

Spring has arrived. Spring has arrived.

What is the date? What's the date today?

Today is June 9th. Today is June 9th.

What can I do in Beijing? What can I do in Beijing?

You can go to the Great Wall. You can go to the Great Wall.

What do you see? What do you see?

I see two kangaroos. I see two kangaroos.

What can monkeys do?

It can swing. It can swing.

Hello, I'm Zhang Peng. May I speak to Chen Jie? Hello, I'm Zhang Peng. I can talk to Chen Jie. Just a moment, please. She is listening to music. Yes Please hold the line. She is listening to music.

What are you doing? What are you doing?

I'm washing dishes. I'm washing dishes.

What is mother kangaroo doing? What is the female kangaroo doing?

She's jumping. She is jumping.

Look at this monkey. Look at that monkey.

What is it doing? What is it doing?

It is eating bananas. It is eating bananas.

What is Zhang Peng doing? What is Zhang Peng doing?

He is answering the phone. Grandpa is writing a letter. Brother is doing his homework.

He is on the phone. Grandpa is writing a letter. My brother is doing his homework.

Mother is cooking in the kitchen. Father is writing an email.

Mother is cooking in the kitchen. Dad is writing an email.

What is the tiger doing? What is the tiger doing?

They are fighting. They are fighting.

Are you having lunch? Are you having lunch?

Yes, we are. Yes, I am.

We are. I am.

No, we are not. No I don't.

We didn't. I don't have

Are ants eating honey? Are ants eating honey?

Yes, they are. They are.

No, they're not.

Is John playing chess? Is John playing chess?

Yes, he is. He is.

No, he isn't.

Is Amy counting insects? Is Amy reading a book about insects?

Yes, she is. Yes, she is.

No, she isn't.

Is her birthday in June? Is her birthday in June?

Yes, it is. Yes

No, it's not.

Can tigers swim? Can tigers swim?

Yes, they can. They will.

No, they can't.

evening

noon

Weekend weekend

Usually often

Kabhi Kabhie

Often often

Birthday birthday

Date and day

Study room

Uncle, uncle, uncle

Grandpa, grandpa.

The second version:

People's Education Press Primary School English Grade Five Volume II Words

Unit 1

Do morning exercises (morning exercises)

[Du:] ['m? : ni? ] ['eks？ Seitz]

Have breakfast (have breakfast)

[I:t]br EKF？ st]

Take an English class (English class)

【h？ Me? gli？ ] [Kosovo Liberation Army]

Play sports (play sports)

[plei] [sp？ :ts]

have dinner

Dinner? ]

When [when]

About [? Baut] about; About; In all parts of; about

Police [p? Li: sm? police

Work [w? : k] work

At night (night; Evening [I: vni? ]

Get up [get up] [? p]

At (at … o'clock) [? t]

Usually (usually; General) ['home:? u？ Li]

Noon [nu:n]

Tell tell; Speak [telephone]

climb mountains

[klaim] ['mauntins]

Go shopping [? u] [' pi？ ] (shopping; Shopping)

Play the piano (play the piano)

[plei][][pi]？ n？ u，pi'ɑ:-]

Visiting grandparents ['?r? nd，pε？ r？ nt]

Go to Hiking [? u] [haiki？ ] (Go hiking)

Weekend (weekend)

Often ['? f？ n，？ :f？ (often)

Sometimes [? Mtaimz] (sometimes)

rain

There are also

Next, next.

2 unit

Spring [spring? ] (spring)

Summer? m？ ] (Summer)

Fall [f? * l] (autumn)

Winter? ] (winter)

Season, season? season

Which [hwit? ] (which one)

The best [the best] (the most; Extremely)

Always ['? : lweiz, -wiz] always

Playing, playing ... [plei] [wi? ]

Snow [sn? U] snow

Leaf[li:f] (complex leaf)

up[？ P] To the north or a northern city.

North [n? : θ] north; north

Halloween [,h? l？ Halloween.

Thanksgiving ['θks,ɡivi? ; ,θks'ɡ-]

Swimming [swimming]

fly a kite

Skate [skeit] (skating; Roller skates) make a snowman (snowman)

[meik] [？ ] ['sn？ Hmm? n]

plant [plɑ:nt，pl？ Nt] tree [tri:s] (planting trees)

Why [pregnant]

Because [bi'k? Z] (because)

sleep

Unit 3

January/January? Ri] (January) February/February ['February? Day] (February)

March/March [m:t? ] (March)

April/April? L] (April)

Mei [Mei]

June [d？ (June)

July [d? Wulai] (July)

August. /August (August)

September/September? ] (September)

October/October [? k t？ ub？ ] (10 month) 1 1 month/1month [n? u 'vemb？ ]( 1 1 month)

December/December [Disembo? ] (1February)

Chart [t? ι: t] chart

Birthday : θdei] (birthday)

Uncle [kl] (uncle; Uncle)

Cousin? z？ [n] Cousin; Cousin (cousin)

First of all [f? : st] first of all

The second one? Nd] secondly

Third [θ? : d] third

Fourth [f? : θ] Fourth

Fifth [fifθ] fifth

One eighth, one eighth

Ninth, ninth

Twelve-tenths

Twentieth session

Send [send] send; dispatch

Electronic card electronic card

Her [h? :]

Capable energy

Everybody [evri, b? everybody

Then [? Um] So

date

Unit 4

Drawing (drawing)

[doctor? :] ['piktz]

Cooking dinner? ] (cooking)

read a book

[ri:d] [？ ] [buk]

Answer [ns? , '? n-] the []]

Telephone [f? Un] (answer the phone)

Speak [t? : k] Go ahead.

Children's activity center

['t？ ildr？ Nz] ['Send? ]

Bye bye [si:] [ju:] ['leit? ]

Listen, okay? listen to music

clean the room

Write [rait] a [? ] letter let? Write a letter, write an email, write an email.

[rait] [？ n； ? [I:meil]

Mom [m? m]

Grandpa ['ɡr? NDP ι:] (Grandpa; Grandpa)

Speak to [tu:] ...

Called [k? : l] make a phone call

Study? Di] (research)

Unit 5

fly

jump

Go [w? : k] (on foot)

Run [r? [n] (running)

Swimming [swimming]

Kangaroo [,k? nɡ？ Ru:] (kangaroo)

Trunk, trunk

sleep

Climate [klaim] (climbing upwards)

Battle [fait accompli]

swing【swi？ 】 (swinging; Swing)

Drink [dri? Water? :t？ ] (drink water)

Climber [klaim? Mountain climber

Unit 6

Take a photo [piktz] (photography) watch [w? t？ watch insects

Pick up the leaves

experimentalize

[du:] [? n； ? [My experiment, Ek's-]

catch [k？ t？ Butterfly? t？ Catch butterflies

woods

Ants [? Nt] ant

Interesting ['int? risti？ ] Interesting.

Honey? Ni] (honey)

Things [θi? ] things; thing

A few insects)

Collection [k? Leaves (collecting leaves)

Write a report [rait] [? 】【ri'p？ : t] (writing a report)

Playing chess? es]

Go on a picnic? v] [？ (picnic)

Hehe (accusative) [him]

Leave, leave

Us we [? s]

Over there. Over there? uv？ ] [? ]

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