verb to be vs possessive adjectives

Review

BE

• Has three forms: AM, IS, ARE

• It means "ser o estar"

• CLUE: We use after a subject. For example:

• I AM happy.

• We ARE in class

• My mom IS in the kitchen.

Possessive adjectives

• Used to desbribe property.

• MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, ITS, OUR, THEIR.

• CLUE: We use them before a noun.

• That is MY car.

• Alan is HIS brother.

• This is OUR house.

Let's practice!

Multiple Choice

I _____ at the shopping mall right now.

• my

• am

Multiple Choice

_____ mom is cooking dinner.

• I

• she

• my

• is

Multiple Choice

This is my brother and this is ______ wife Laura.

• he

• is

• his

Questions

We have 2 types of questions, what are they?

INFORMATION QUESTIONS

• They always start with a WH question word, for example:

• Who is Laura?

• Where are my shoes?

• How is your sister like?

YES / NO QUESTIONS

• This questions always start with the verb BE:

• Are you happy?

• Is your dad at home?

• Is the class fun?

Multiple Choice

_____ Mr. Ramirez from the US?

• AM

• IS

• HIS

• ARE

Multiple Choice

_______ are you from?

• Are

• how

• where

• who

Multiple Choice

______ your parents from Mexico?

• is

• their

• are

• am

Fill in the Blanks

Answer the question: Are you at school right now?