Linguistic Functions of Tell me More Kids Kota Kaliko

    

 

INTRODUCING ONESELF
Expressing one’s feelings	I’m angry, I’m not scared!, I’m feeling better/, I’m fine, I’m sorry, I’m tired
Expressing one’s tastes	To hate, To love, To prefer, To think, To like
To be able to/to want to	Can/can’t, Want to/Don’t want to,  To want somebody to do something
DAILY CONTACTS
Greeting	Hello, Nice to meet you, See you later/, See you soon, Welcome, Good evening, Good morning
Asking for something	Are you…?, Can I/you…?, Do you…?, What about/What…?, Who…?, Why don’t you…?
Replying	I can’t because…, Yes, please!
Thanking	Thanks for…, Thank you, You’re welcome
Congratulating/ Encouraging	Well done, Congratulations!, Good idea!, Good luck!, Go on!
Apologising	I’m/We are sorry
Possessive pronouns	My/your/his/her/its/our/their
Expressing one’s opinion	Great!, Good idea!, Sure!, I’m sure…
Imperative forms – Giving advice/orders	Help me…, Don’t…, Let’s…, (Infinitive verb)!, Stop it!, Stop (+ verb “-ing”)!, Hurry up!/, Quick!/Faster!
TALKING ABOUT OTHERS
Describing	There is…/There are…, This is/This isn’t, I am/You are/He (She, It) is/We are/They are…
Indicating a quantity	Some/Any, Lots of, Enough, 1,2,3…, Much
PLACING ONESELF IN TIME AND SPACE
Temporal markers	Never, Already, It’s time to/for…, Now, What time?
Spatial markers	Here, There, Everywhere, Where…?
CONJUGATION
Expressing a development (present continuous)	I’m playing with you
Expressing a habit (simple present)	I play baseball every week
Stating a fact (present perfect)	We’ve already finished
Expressing a past event (preterit)	He took…
Expressing a future event (future)	I will never…
Using a passive	Is repaired
SIMPLE DIALOGUE
Asking for something	Give me the…, Can I have…, Could I have…
Asking simple questions	Are you coming…?, Do you…?, Can I…?, What are you/they doing…?, What is…?, What do you want?, Where are you…?, Who…?, Why?
Imperative forms Giving advice/orders	Look…!, Be careful!, Stop it!, Don’t touch!
Expressing a development (present progressive)	Costa is sleeping
Expressing one’s sentiments	Costa/The woman is surprised, Mario is sorry, He’s worried, Mona is very angry, I’m fed up, Louis is/They are very happy, I’m angry, I’m cold…, I’m tired
Indicating a nationality	Sally is Australian
Describing an object (using adjectives)	Beautiful, Big
Finding one’s way	Where is…?, Under/In, Right, on, behind…
FIGURES AND ALPHABET
Learning figures	1, 2, 3, …
Learning the alphabet	A … Z
COLOURS (UK) COLORS (US)
Learning colours (UK) Learning colors (US)	Red, blue, orange…