VOCABULARY
Nationalities of: the USA, the UK, China, France
American, British, Chinese, French
Are you Russian?
No, I'm not.
Where is Foquita Farfan from?
He's from Peru. / He's Peruvian.
Ronald is a accountant.
Ronald is an accountant.
Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives
I, you, he, she, it, we, they
My, your, his, her, its, our, their
He is in a hospital. He is a____
doctor / nurse
Is she a manager?
Yes, she is.
What's your email address?
It's ______ @continental.edu.pe
What your's surname ?
What's your surname?
Use of a and an
a before a consonant sound
an before a vowel sound
35 - 15 + 20 - 3
37
Are these credit cards? (see your teacher)
No, they aren't
What are these in English? (see your teacher)
They are books.
This is a false teeth.
THESE ARE false teeth. / This is a false tooth.
Three rules of plural spelling
-s
-es
-ies
Plural of: a watch, a diary, a man
watches, diaries, men
Has the CIC got a school in Piura?
No, it hasn't,
Who is your mother's father?
My grandfather
It's a bag small very
It's a very small bag.
Position of adjectives (2)
after the verb to be
before a noun
very before adjectives
adjectives haven't got plural form
My father's brother is my ____
Uncle
Has this class got 40 students?
No, it hasn't
How many students has this class got ?
It has 33 students.
Pam and Jill has got a brother.
Pam and Jill HAVE GOT a brother.
I, you, we, they + have(n't) got
He, she, it + has(n't) got
Have + I, you, we, they + got..?
Has + he, she, it + got..?