Affirmative (+)
This ___ my friend. ____ name is Carlos.
This is my friend. His name is Carlos.
I ______________ ( not drink ) coffee in the morning.
I don't coffee in the morning.
A: Where _____ your friend?
B: He's in class.
A: Where is your friend?
B: He's in class.
_____ she a nurse?
Is she a nurse?
Where _____ you _____(work)?
Where do you work?
____ name is Camila. ________ from Mexico.
Her name is Camila. She is / She's from Mexico.
She ______ (not work) in this company.
She doesn't work in this company.
A: Who _____ her?
B: She's my cousin.
A: Who is her?
B: She's my cousin.
____ you and Patrick friends?
Are you and Patrick friends?
get up / early in the morning / They
They get up early in the morning
I ____ a pilot. ____ plane is a Boeing 747.
I am a pilot. My plane is a Boeing 747.
He ______ (not be) a new student. We were in the same class last year.
He isn't a new student. We were in the same class last year.
A: How _____ your classes?
B: Not bad.
A: How are your classes?
B: Not bad.
____ David your teacher?
Is David your teacher?
She ____(play) music. She is a ________.
She plays music. She is a musician.
Erick, John, Susan, Megan and Sam _______(play) soccer with _______ friends.
They play soccer with their friends.
He _____ (not be) our math teacher.
He isn't our math teacher.
A: What _____ your siblings like?
B: They're cool.
A: What are your siblings like?
B: They're cool.
_____ we studying French?
Are we studying French?
He _____ (take) people on tours. He __ a tour guide.
He takes people on tours. He is a tour guide.
I ____ from the United States. _____ nationality ___ American.
I am from the United States. My nationality is American.
We ______ (not be) from Japan.
We aren't from Japan.
A: What _____ she ____?
B: She is a doctor.
A: What does she do?
B: She is a doctor.
___ I practicing English enough?
Am I practicing English enough?
Ryan ______ (work) for an airline. He ___ a flight attendant. He ______(speak) three languages.
Ryan works for an airline. He is a flight attendant. He speaks three languages.