Vb to be/possessive adj
She are Emma.
She is Emma.
They're a pencil.
They're pencils. / It's a pencil.
My mum work every day at the office.
My mum works every day at the office.
I watch TV always.
I always watch TV.
He can plays the guitar.
He can play the guitar.
-Are you French?
-Yes, you are.
Yes, I am.
It's a umbrella.
It's an umbrella.
Do you live in England? No, I do. I live in Scotland.
Do you live in England? No, I don't. I live in Scotland.
She's the mother of Julia OR She's Julia's mother.
She's Julia's mother.
-Hi Luke! Where are you?
-I'm in Paris! I visiting my family.
I'm visiting my family.
John is my friend. HIS / HE'S from California.
HE is from California.
It's a sofa confortable!
It's a confortable sofa!
Does Mike lives in the U.S.?
Does Mike live in the U.S.?
Whose / Who's bag is this? It's Lauren's bag.
Whose bag is this?
He is watch TV at the moment.
He is watching TV at the moment.
We are in class together. WE / OUR teacher is Sarah.
Our teacher is Sarah
They're two WOMANS / WOMEN.
They're two women.
Sarah doesn't want to learn how to drive.
This is my parent's room / This is my parents' room.
This is my parents' room.
What is your friends doing right now?
What are your friends doing right now? OR What is your friend doing right now?
Justin and Harry are at school. They parents are working now.
Their parents are working now.
They're beautifuls pictures.
They're beautiful pictures.
People in New York goes to the theatre every weekend.
People in New York go to the theatre every weekend.
I go to the gym in Mondays.
I go to the gym on Mondays.
-What subject you are studying now?
-I'm studying Maths.
-What subject are you studying now?