School Subjects and classes
It's the subject where you use numbers!
Math (Mathematics)
Is the statement True or false?
How are you is a greeting
True!
Is this statement true or false:
"This is my pen" and "this pen is mine" is the same sentence
True! It is, you're saying that that pen belongs to you
Complete the sentence:
______ does he wake up?
When does he wake up?
Complete the sentence:
His favorite __________ is science
Subject
Say another farewell that is not good bye
It was good to see you
I look forward to seeing you again
It was nice seeing you again
Have a nice day!
Tell me a thing that is yours in the classroom (follow grammar)
This is my ____________
Complete the sentence:
You ________ to bed at 10 pm (go/goes)
You GO to bed at 10 pm
Complete the sentence:
__________ is his favorite subject?
What's (what is)
Where are you from?
I am from (country)
Hello, I'm Selene and this is my house, this is my sister's room. Her favorite colors are orange and purple. Yuck! My room is very different. My favorite colors are white and red.
Can you highlight the possessive adjectives in this passage?
My, My, Her, My, My
When we talk about routines for he/she and it the verb has to follow some rules.
What is the rule for the verbs end un a vowel + y?
For example: play
If the verb ends in a vowel + y we just add s
For example: plays
Maria has a busy week with many classes. On Monday and Wednesday, she goes to her karate class after school. On Tuesday and Thursday, she has English class in the afternoon. On Friday, Maria takes her dance class, which is her favorite. Every Saturday morning, she goes to the pool for her swimming class. On Sunday, she rests and spends time with her family.
When Maria goes to swimming classes?
She goes to swimming classes on Saturday mornings
How we ask another person their country?
Where are you from?
What is the possessive adjective of they?
Their example:
Their car is slow
When we talk about routines for he/she and it the verb has to follow some rules.
What is the rule for the verbs ends in a consonant + y?
For example: Study
We change the y to IES
For example: studies
Maria has a busy week with many classes. On Monday and Wednesday, she goes to her karate class after school. On Tuesday and Thursday, she has English class in the afternoon. On Friday, Maria takes her dance class, which is her favorite. Every Saturday morning, she goes to the pool for her swimming class. On Sunday, she rests and spends time with her family.
When Maria goes to karate class?
She goes to karate classes on Mondays and Wednesdays!
Anna, Luis, and Mina meet at a school event.
Anna says, “Hi! My name is Anna. Nice to meet you!”
Luis smiles and says, “Hello, Anna! I’m Luis. Where are you from?”
Anna replies, “I’m from Canada. And you?”
Luis says, “I’m from Mexico.”
Mina joins them and says, “Hi! I’m Mina. Where are you from?”
Anna says, “I’m from Canada. And you, Mina?”
Mina answers, “I’m from Japan.”
Where's Luis from?
Where is Anna from?
Where's Mina from?
What is the difference between YOU'RE and YOUR
You're is a contraction (you are)
And your is a possessive adjective
When we talk about routines for he/she and it the verb has to follow some rules.
What is the rule for the verbs that end in -ss, -sh, -ch, -x, or -o?
For example: Kiss
We add ES if the verb ends in SS, sh, ch, x, or o
For example: KissES