Nationality
You are from Spain. So, you are......
What is 'Spanish'?
She .......... many books. (have got / has got)
Has got
She goes to school with............ brother.
her
This person is your mother's sister.
Who is 'aunt'?
You use this expression for greeting. 'Hi' gives the same meaning with it.
Hello
You are from Britain. So, you are.......
What is 'British'?
A: Has Emma got chemistry lesson on Monday?
B:No,.....................
She hasn't
Two students didn't do........... homework.
Their
This person is your father's brother.
Who is 'uncle'?
This phrase is sometimes used for asking someone about their health, but it is usually just a friendly greeting.
How are you
You are from China. So, you are.......
What is 'Chinese'?
A:............................. any money to buy this bicycle.
B:Sure. They have got enough money.
Have they got
We go to a high school. ........ high school is fantastic.
Our
This person is your mother's mother.
Who is 'grandmother'?
This expression is used for greeting someone when you meet them for the first time, or for saying goodbye to them on that occasion
Nice to meet you
You are from Poland. So, you are.....
What is 'Polish'?
Lisa and I................... a computer to write our project. We have to go to library to use a computer.
Haven't got
Ann and Nadia go to a high school. ....... little brother goes to primary school.
Their
This person is your aunt's daughter.
Who is 'cousin' ?
It is a way of saying goodbye to someone when you expect to meet them again soon
See you/See you later
You are from Holland. So, you are......
What is 'Dutch'?
A:............. the boy or the girls.......... a desk?
B:No, just girls............. a desk.
Have got/have got
........ husband and I want to go to Paris.
My
This person is your brother's daughter.
Who is 'niece'?
This question ask you in which country or region were you born or raised?
Where are you from?