MY UNIT ONE.
HUGO STANLEY ALAS RAYMUNDEZ.
(DARK VADER)
DIALOGEUE. 1) Listen and read. How old is Robbie. Andy: Excuse me. Are you Brian Williams? Brian: Yes, I am. Are you the Gibson’s? Andy: Yes, we are. I’m Andy-Andy Gibson. This is my sister, Liza. Liza: Hello. Welcome to Miami, Brian. Andy: Thanks! Are your parents here, too? Robbie: My mom’s is here.Shes outside. Andy: Brian, this is my little brother. Brian: Hi.What’s your name? Robbie: Robbie, and I’m not little, I’m six. Brian: Nice to meet you, Robbie. Robbie: How old are you, Brian? Brian: I’m fifteen. Robbie: fifty! Andy: No, not fifty, Robbie. Fifteen.
2) COMPREHENSION. A. Write the names of the people in the boxes. B. Write the information. Brian Williams. 1. The Gibson family’s visitor. ____________. 2. The sister’s name. ____________. 3. The name of the little brother. ____________. 4. Brian age.
Statements with be; possessive adjectives. Sentences
Contractions
possessive
With BE.
Of BE.
Adjectives
I’m happy.
I’m=I am.
My.
You’re from USA.
You’re= you are.
Your
He’s from USA.
He’s= he is.
His
She’s beautiful.
She’s=she is.
Her
It’s a dog.
It’s=It is.
Its
We’re the world.
We’re= are.
Our
They’re my brothers. They’re=are.
Their
COMPLETE THE SENTENCES. My name __ Stanley Alas, I __ from El Salvador __ Name __ Jose Flores
WH-QUESTIONS WITH BE. What is your name? R/ Where is your friend? R/ Who is sun Hee? R/ What are your classmates like? R/ Where are you and Liza from? R/ How old are you? R/
VERB TO BE
YES/NO QUESTIONS AND SHORT ANSWERS WITH BE.
Are you student?
Yes, I am
no, I’m not.
Is josh police man?
Yes, he is
no, he’s not/isn’t
Is it my dog?
Yes, it is
no, it’s not/isn’t
Are you and Josh
yes, we are
no, we’re not/we
Brothers? Are you classes Interesting?
Aren’t ye, they are
no they’re not/ No they aren’t
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