Identifying objects

Identifying objects

Asking in english and including shapes

We use the expression ''WHAT IS/ARE ____? '' to ask about an object we don't know.

The contraction for the expression with ''IS'', is ''What's _____?''

There is no contraction for the expression with ''ARE'', you have to write it as it is: '' WHAT ARE _____? ''

What is this in english?

As you can see, we also need to use a demonstrative pronoun:

THIS, THESE, THAT, THOSE

Now, how do we ask about the object in here?

• It is far from us

• It is only one object

• What ___ ______ ?

Let's suppose we are the person in the picture, how do we ask about the fruit?

What ___ _____ ?

Multiple Choice

How many objects are they talking about in the video?

• One

• Two or more

Multiple Choice

Even though the girl is wearing the flip flops, she says: THOSE are my chanclas.

Is that the correct pronoun to use?

• Yes

• No

Fill in the Blanks

What is the correct sentence to answer the question:

What are those?

We can use the shapes to describe the objects

• For example:

• My box is a cube

How do we describe this?

The sign stop is a _________.