The complete IEO Class 5 syllabus, taught with pictures, games and read-aloud words. Nothing to install, nothing to buy — just open a chapter and start.
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Three big skills, tested through simple picture and sentence questions.
Do you know what words mean and how a correct sentence is built?
Can you pull the right information out of a notice, message or story?
Do you know what to say when you request, refuse or apologise?
All 17 chapters are ready to play — dive in!
Vocabulary by pictures, tricky spellings, homophones and idioms.
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Same-meaning word families, opposite pairs and magic prefixes.
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Common, proper, collective and material nouns.
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Subject/object pronouns, possessives, and this/that/these/those.
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Helping verbs, phrasal verbs like give up and look after, and agreement.
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Manner, time, frequency, place and degree.
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Quality, quantity, number, and the three degrees of comparison.
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The real sound-based a/an rule, using the, and no article at all.
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In/on/at for time, between vs among, and movement words.
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FANBOYS coordinating conjunctions and subordinating conjunctions.
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End marks, commas in a list, and quotation marks for speech.
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Six tenses — simple and continuous forms of past, present and future.
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Flipping a sentence around with the be + past participle formula.
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Tense backshift and time-word changes for someone's exact words.
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Reading a notice, a message, a timetable and a news headline.
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Polite requests, refusals, apologies and everyday conversations.
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Achiever-section questions mixing everything from the book.
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Read storybooks, newspapers and comics. Reading speed is the secret weapon in the comprehension section.
Use a dictionary and a thesaurus. Speak in English with friends, and keep a diary of your day.
IEO has a time limit. Practise finding the answer inside a passage without reading every line twice.
Last-minute preparation always skips the important part. Ten minutes daily beats five hours once.
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