To Be
Complete: “I ___ a student.”
am
What do we use instead of a person’s name?
Pronouns
Complete: “I have a bag. It’s ___ bag.”
my
Which word is for SINGULAR thing that is CLOSE?
This
Complete: “___ a cat in the box.”
There is
Complete: “She ___ happy.”
is
Which pronoun replaces “Maria”?
She
Complete: “She has a pen. It’s ___ pen.”
her
Which word is for PLURAL things that are FAR?
Those
Complete: “___ three apples on the table.”
There are
Make it negative: “They are tired.”
They are not (aren’t) tired.
Which pronoun replaces “Tom and I”?
We
Complete: “We have a house. It’s ___ house.”
our
Complete: “___ are my shoes.” (they are close to you)
These
Make it negative: “There is a pen on the desk.”
There isn’t a pen on the desk.
Make it a question: “You are hungry.”
Are you hungry?
Change the name to a pronoun: “My dog is big.”
It is big.
Make it a question: “This is her pencil.”
Is this her pencil?
Make it negative: “That is my bag.”
That is not (isn’t) my bag.
Make it a question: “There are two dogs in the park.”
Make it a question: “There are two dogs in the park.”
Answer with a short answer (yes): “Is he your teacher?”
Yes, he is.
Use a pronoun and make it negative: “Ana and Luis are tall.”
They are not (aren’t) tall.
DAILY DOUBLE. Correct the mistake: “Ana and Pedro are he friends.”
Ana and Pedro are their friends.
Answer with a short answer (no): “Are those your pencils?”
No, they aren’t.
Short answer (yes): “Is there a board in the classroom?”
Yes, there is.