Member of the family

Personal pronouns

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​I

​YOU

​SHE

​HE

​THEY

​WE

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Flor

• Mother

• Father

• Brother

• Sister

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Katherin

• Mother

• Father

• Brother

• Sister

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Eduardo

• Mother

• Father

• Brother

• Sister

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Jorge and Jonathan

• Mother

• Father

• Brother

• Sister

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Sister-in-law

Brother-in-law

• Cuñada

  Cuñado

• Tía

  Tío

• Prima

  Prima

• Sobrino

  Sobrina

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Cousin

• Cuñada

  Cuñado

• Tía

  Tío

• Prima

  Prima

• Sobrino

  Sobrina

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Aunt

Uncle

• Cuñada

  Cuñado

• Tía

  Tío

• Prima

  Prima

• Sobrino

  Sobrina

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Niece

Nephew

• Cuñada

  Cuñado

• Tía

  Tío

• Prima

  Prima

• Sobrino

  Sobrina

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Multiple Choice

She is my Flor, She is my mother

• Right

• Wrong

Multiple Choice

She am Laura

• Right

• Wrong

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They are Jonathan and Jorge, my sister

• Right

• Wrong

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She is Katerine, She is my sister

• Right

• Wrong

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He is Jorge, He is my brother

• Right

• Wrong

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They is my sister-in-law

• Right

• Wrong

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She is my uncle, Luis

• Right

• Wrong

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They are my cousins: Fernando y Yobany

• Right

• Wrong

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Jonathan, Jorge and Katherin are my siblings

• Right

• Wrong

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Antonela is my Nephew

• Right

• Wrong

ProperNouns

Is the name of a particular person, place, organization or thing. Proper nouns begin with a capital letter. ​

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Chose the on that is NOT a proper noun

• Laura

• Mother

• Bogotá

• Computer

Multiple Choice

President lives in the white house.

• Presiden

• Lives

• White

• House

Multiple Choice

Juan´s favorite movie is Spiderman

• Favorite

• Movie

• Juan

• Spiderman

Multiple Choice

Jessica loves her dog Bob

• Dog

• Jessica

• Bob

• Loves

Multiple Choice

Chris birthday is Monday, February 14

• Chris

• Birthday

• Monday

• February

Los nombres o sustantivos incontables son aquellos que no podemos contar. Son tratados como singulares (no se pueden hacer plurales añadiendo “-s”).

Uncountable

Los nombres o sustantivos contables son aquellos que se pueden contar.

​Countable

Countable and uncountable nouns

Multiple Choice

Wood

• Countable

• Uncountable

Multiple Choice

Pencil

• Countable

• Uncountable

Multiple Choice

Cat

• Countable

• Uncountable

Multiple Choice

Water

• Countable

• Uncountable

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Weather

• Countable

• Uncountable

Open Ended

Countable

Open Ended

Uncountable

​El SU de cada uno

​Pronoun	​
I​	​my
You​	your​
She​	her​
He​	his​
They​	their​
We​	our​

Examples

• Mi cato

• Tu ​gato

• Su gato

• Su gato

• Su gato

• Nuestro gato​

Spanish

• My cat

• Your cat

• His cat

• Her cat

• Their cat

• Our cat​

​English

Other ways to say

Also we can use a ´s after the noun. It does not matter if is proper or not. For expample

Luisa´s phone

M​other´s house

​Pop´s song

Computer´s mouse​

How ask for a family member

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• Quién​

• De quién​

• A quién​

​Meaning

• Who

• Whose​

• Whom​

​WH Questions

Difference between who, whom and whose

​Who

Usamos WHO para hablar de qué persona hizo algo o en un lugar determinado, situación o estado. Hacemos preguntas como:

• Who broke the window?

• Who is your teacher?

Difference between who, whom and whose

​Whom

Por otro lado, WHOM es un pronombre de sujeto como HIM, HER o US. Lo usamos para preguntar o hablar sobre quién recibe la acción del verbo, equivalente a «a quién». Podemos decir:

• Whom are you going to invite to dinner?

• Whom did they choose to be the captain?

Difference between who, whom and whose

​Whose

Usamos WHOSE para hablar de alguien a quien pertenece algo. Es un pronombre posesivo como his, hers o ours (SU). Podemos usarlo en preguntas como:

• Whose car is this?

• Whose house is that?

Multiple Choice

_____ is the owner of this TV?

• Who

• Whom

• Whose

Multiple Choice

_____ cares about?

• Who

• Whom

• Whose

Multiple Choice

_____ are you?

• Who

• Whom

• Whose

Structure of the quiestion

Who​

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​Who	​verb	​pronoun
​Who	​is	​she?
​Who	​are	​they?

Structure of the quiestion

Whose​

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​Whose	​verb	+
​Whose	​is	this cat?
​Whose	​are	​those shoes?

Structure of the quiestion

Whom​

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​Whom	​verb	+
​Whom	​is	should I give this?

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​Who

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​Whom

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​Whose

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Homework

• Write 5 questions and answers using who

• ​Write 5 questions and answers using whose

• ​Write 5 questions and answers using whom

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Remember that the answers structure is Name-Verb-+​

Subject | Subject

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Example Who

• Who is her?

Subject | Subject

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