Mapping Document

for the Cambridge

Young Learner Exams

Starters
Movers
Flyers

Starters grammar and structures list

Grammar

Examples

Footprints
1 PB

Footprints
2 PB

Nouns
Singular and plural including irregular plural forms, countable
and uncountable and names

Would you like an orange?

Lemons are yellow.

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Pat has six mice.

I eat rice for lunch.
Anna is my friend.

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Adjectives
Including possessive adjectives

Hes a small boy.

His name is Bill.

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Determiners

Its a banana.
This is an apple.
Put the hat on the boys head.
I want some milk.
These books are blue.

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Pronouns
This is my car.
Including demonstrative, personal, Can you see me?
and possessive interrogative
pronouns and one
Which is Anna?
Yes, please. Id like one.
This is mine!
Is that yours?

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Verbs
(Positive, negative, question, imperative and short answer forms,
including contractions)
Present simple
Present continuous (not with future reference)

Nick is happy.
I dont like eggs.

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11

Eat your lunch!

Is that your sister? Yes, it is.
What are you doing?

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8 + 16

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Can for ability

The cats sleeping.

The baby can wave.

Footprints Footprints
3 PB
4 PB

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Grammar

Examples

Can for requests/permission

Can I have some birthday

cake?
Have you got a pen?
Shes got a dog

Have (got) for possession

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Footprints Mapping Document for
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Footprints
1 PB
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Footprints
2 PB
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Adverbs

Im colouring it now.
My grandma lives here.
She lives here, too.

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Conjunctions

Ive got a pen and a pencil.

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Prepositions of place

Put the clock next to the picture.

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Question words

Who is that man?

Where is Alex?

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Impersonal you

How do you spell that?

Have + obj + inf

Lucy has a book to read.

ing forms as nouns

Swimming is good.

Lets

Lets go to the zoo!

Like + v + ing

I like swimming.

There is/there are

There is a monkey in the tree.

There are some books on the
table.

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Would like + n or v

Would you like some grapes?

Would you like to colour that
ball?
Yes, please.
Me, too.

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Footprints Footprints
3 PB
4 PB

7 + 72

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11

72

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17

Happy Birthday

Youre eight today! Happy

Birthday!

Here you are

Here you are

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Grammar

Examples

Me too

I like football.
Me, too.

So do I

Footprints
1 PB

This is a story about playing

football.

What(a/an) + adj + n

What a good dog!

What beautiful fish!

What now?

Put the egg in the box.

OK! The egg is in the box.
What now?

Footprints
2 PB

Footprints Footprints
3 PB
4 PB

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I love hippos.
So do I.

story about + ing

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(So am I)
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