Possessives
John has a phone
It's John's phone
I ____ a teacher. (not)
I am not a teacher
________ I nice to you?
Yes, ____________
No, ____________
Am I nice to you?
Yes, you are.
No, you aren't.
I (rides/ride/riding) a bike.
I ride a bike.
He (open/opens/openes) his book.
He opens his book
You have a book
The book is mine
It's my book.
You ______ a student
You are a student
____ you very tired?
Yes, _______
No, ________
Are you very tired?
Yes, I am.
No, I am not.
You (run/runs/running) in the park.
You run in the park.
Lisa (write/writes/writs) a paper
Lisa writes a paper.
I have a ball
The ball is yours
It is your ball.
Lisa ______ a dancer (not)
Lisa isn't a dancer
____ Harry at Hogwarts?
Yes, ___________
No, ___________
Is Harry at Hogwarts?
Yes, He is.
No, He isn't.
We (eat/eats/eating) pizza for dinner.
We eat pizza for dinner.
Harry (watch, watchs, watches) TV
Harry watches TV.
Lisa and I have a cake
It is our cake.
Tom and Jerry ______ very tired.
Tom and Jerry are very tired.
_____ you and John at school?
Yes, __________
No, __________
Are you and John at school?
Yes, we are.
No, we aren't.
John bakes a cake.
Gary (do/does/doies) his homework.
Gary does his homework
Bob and John have homework
It is their homework
John and I ______ at the park (not)
John and I aren't at the park.
_____ John and Lisa good friends?
Yes, ___________
No, ___________
Are John and Lisa good friends?
Yes, They are.
No, they aren't.
Lisa (speak/speaks/speaking) English well.
Lisa speaks English well.
Bob (fly/flys/flies/fles) on the airplane
Bob flies on the airplane.