Verb to be
What’s your name?
How old are you?
Possessive determiners
Possessive or Determiner?
100

Complete: I ___ a student.

I am a student.

100

Complete the question: What is ___ name?

What is your name?

100

Complete: I ___ 25 years old.

I am 25 years old.

100

Complete: I have a book. It is ___ book.

It is my book.

100

Choose: This is my / mine pencil.

This is my pencil.

200

Complete: She ___ my teacher.

She is my teacher.

200

Answer: What’s your name?

My name is ______. / I’m ______.

200

Complete the question: How old ___ you?

How old are you?

200

Complete: You have a phone. It is ___ phone.

It is your phone.

200

Complete: That phone belongs to you. It is ___.

It is yours.

300

Complete: They ___ from Mexico.

They are from Mexico.

300

Complete: Hi, I ___ Daniel.

Hi, I am Daniel. / Hi, I’m Daniel.

300

Answer: How old is Maria? She is 30.

She is 30 years old.

300

Complete: Carlos has some keys. They are ___ keys.

They are his keys.

300

 Choose: Those are their / theirs books.

Those are their books.  

400

Change to the negative: He is at home.

He isn’t at home. / He is not at home.

400

Correct the mistake: My name are Sofia.

My name is Sofia.

400

Correct the mistake: I have 20 years old.

I am 20 years old.

400

Complete: Ana has a purse. It is ___ purse.

It is her purse.

400

Choose: Those books are their / theirs.

Those books are theirs.

500

Make a question: You are tired.

Are you tired?

500

Ask another person for their name in two different ways.

What’s your name? / Who are you?

500

Make a question for this answer: “They are 18 years old.”

How old are they?

500

Complete: We have a classroom. It is ___ classroom.

It is our classroom.

500

Complete both sentences: This is ___ bag. This bag is ___.

This is her bag. This bag is hers.