Verb to be (affirmative)
Complete: I ___ happy.
am
What word makes a sentence negative?
Not.
Complete: ___ you like pizza?
Do
Which WH-word asks about a place?
Where.
What are the three forms of the verb to be?
Am, is, are.
Complete: She ___ my friend.
is
Complete: He is ___ tired.
not
Complete: Do you ___ soccer?
play
Which WH-word asks about a person?
Who.
Choose: “I ___ a student.” (am / do)
am
Complete: They ___ students.
are
Make this sentence negative: “I am nervous.”
I am not nervous.
What do we use “Do you…?” to ask about?
Actions, habits and likes.
What are WH-questions used for?
To ask for specific information.
What is the difference between “I am happy” and “I like music”?
The first describes a feeling; the second expresses a like.
What is the structure of an affirmative sentence with the verb to be?
Subject + am/is/are + complement.
What is the structure of a negative sentence with the verb to be?
Subject + am/is/are + not + complement.
Correct the question: “Do you likes music?”
Do you like music?
Complete the structure: WH-word + do + subject + ___ + ?
Base verb.
Correct the question: “Where do you are?”
“Where are you?” or “Where do you live?”, depending on the intended meaning.
Correct the sentence and explain why: “My friends is funny.”
My friends are funny. “Friends” is plural, so we use “are.”
Correct: “They is not ready.”
They are not ready.
Give a positive and a negative short answer: “Do you study English?”
Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
Give the two general structures for WH-questions: one with “do” and one with the verb to be.
WH-word + do + subject + base verb + ? / WH-word + am/is/are + subject + ?
Explain the difference between “Are you happy?” and “Do you like music?”
“Are you happy?” asks about a feeling; “Do you like music?” asks about a preference.