LIFE ELEMENTARY UNIT 1

​LIFE ELEMENTARY UNIT 1

By Valeria Maldonado

Verb to be

Positive form

We need 

Subject + be + complement

I am ...
You are ...
He is ...
She is ...
It is ...
We are ...
You are ...
They are ...

Verb to Be: Positive contraction

​I ----> I'm

​She ----> She's

​He ----> He's

​It ----> It's

​They ----> They're

​We ----> We're

​You ----> You're

Multiple Choice

______ are friends

• You

• Marcos

• Iker and Vale

Multiple Choice

Karla _____ a good artist

• are

• is

• am

Multiple Choice

I am _______

• your new teacher

• French

• Wonderwoman

• Batman

Negative form

We need

Subject + be + not + complement

I am not ...

You are not (aren't) ...

He is not (isn't) ...

She is not (isn't) ...

It is not (isn't) ...

We are not (aren't) ...

They are not (aren't) ...

You are not (aren't) ...

​Verb to be: Negative Contraction

​I am not ---> I'm not

​She is not ---> She isn't

​He is not ---> He isn't

​They are not ---> They aren't

​We are not ---> We aren't

​You are not ---> You're not

Multiple Choice

This book _______ mine

• are not

• am not

• is not

Multiple Choice

The shoes _________ white, they are black

• is not

• are not

• am not

Interrogative form

be + subject + complement

Am I ... ?

Are you ...?

Is he ... ?

Is she ... ?

Is it ... ?

Are we ... ?
Are you ... ?

Are they ... ?

​Verb to Be: Interrogative

​Verb to be: Questions and Answers

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am, is, are

Multiple Choice

Are ______ a doctor?

• we

• he

• you

Multiple Choice

Are ________ the new teachers?

• you

• they

• I

• he

Multiple Choice

______ Mari and Said best friends?

• Are

• Am

• Is

Multiple Choice

Am I your classmate?

• Yes, I am

• No, I am not

• Yes, you are

• No, you aren't

Multiple Choice

Is this your first English class?

• No, he is not

• Yes, this is

• No, it is not

• Yes, she is

PRACTICE TIME

​https://wordwall.net/es/resource/2638119/verb-to-be

https://wordwall.net/es/resource/18556046/verb-to-be-questions

https://wordwall.net/es/resource/30656852/ingl%C3%A9s/questions-chandon-elementary

Now go to your SB page 11 when you are done come back to quizzie

Family vocabulary

https://quizlet.com/485755/family-vocabulary-flash-cards/

https://www.baamboozle.com/game/642498

https://wordwall.net/resource/5272072/family-tree

https://wordwall.net/resource/8512792/family-relationships-family-tree

​Topic: possessive genitive

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Learning objective: to talk ownership

Genitive 's / s'

Also called the possessive case, the genitive case is when we add apostrophe S (’s) to show possession, that something belongs to another or a type of relationship between things.

The Rules:

We normally use the ’s with people, animals though it can also be used with places, organizations and companies (which suggest a group of people).

It is not common to use the ’s with non-living things.

How to use the genitive

1. Singular nouns

add 's (apostrophe S)

My mother’s house is next to the beach. (= the house of my mother) Jason’s car was stolen last night. (= the car of Jason)
Tomorrow, we’re all going to see the museum’s new art exhibit.

2. Plural nouns ending in –s

only add the apostrophe ' (without the S)

The two sisters’ house is next to mine. (= the house of the two sisters)
The plumbers’ tools were rusty. (= the tools of the plumbers)
The players’ boots were dirty and smelly after the game.
(= the boots of the players)

How to use the genitive

3. Plural nouns not ending in –s: add 's

Be careful not to trip over the children’s toys. (= the toys of the children)
The women’s bathroom is currently flooded with water. (= the bathroom of the women)

The presidential candidate is often called the people’s favorite politician.

4. Singular noun ending in –s: It depends…

a. Most names: add  's (apostrophe S)

They had a really good time at James’s barbecue last Friday.
We spent the day admiring Frances’s new car.

How to Use the genitive

5.
If there are two owners of something, we add 's to the final name:

Rick and Steve’s car is quite old. (the car of Rick and Steve)

But, if each person owns a car, then add 's to both names:

Rick’s and Steve’s cars are quite old.
= ( Each person owns an old car)

Multiple Choice

Choose the correct sentence:

• The house of my mother is next to the beach.

• My mothers´ house is next to the beach.

• My mothers house is next to the beach.

• My mother’s house is next to the beach.

Multiple Choice

• These are the children toys

• These are the childrens toys

• These are the children´s toys

• These are the toys of the children.

Multiple Choice

this is Homer's car

• Right

• wrong

Multiple Choice

this is Barts skateboard

• right

• wrong

Multiple Choice

David and Sue are husband and wife. David is Sue ______ husband.

• 's

• '

Multiple Choice

Mr. and Mrs. Smith have a daughter, Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are Mary______ parents.

• 's

• '

Multiple Choice

Sarah is Daniel's __________ ;

• mother

• grandmother

• sister

• daughter

Multiple Choice

James is Sarah's __________ .

• husband

• father

• son

• brother

• grandfather

Multiple Choice

Helen is Daniel's __________ ;

• mother

• grandmother

• sister

• daughter

• wife

Multiple Choice

My ___ car.

• grandmother

• grandmother's

• grandmothers'

• grandmothers

Multiple Choice

The ___ books.

• student's

• students'

• student

• students

What are the possessive adjectives?

They are words to show possession

Rules

• The possessive adjective goes before the noun or before the noun

• I lost my pen.

  She played football with her brother.

  We met our new teacher.

Multiple Choice

Choose the best option

• We live here, it's us house

• We live here, it's our house

• We live here, it's ours house

Multiple Choice

Choose the best option

• . He broke he leg.

• . He broke the leg.

• . He broke his leg.

Multiple Choice

I don't like ____ sweater

• my

• mine

• she

Multiple Choice

She wears ___red shoes everyday

• his

• your

• her

Practice time

https://wordwall.net/resource/16509355/possessive-case

https://wordwall.net/resource/4903038/possessive-case

https://www.baamboozle.com/game/1173749

https://www.educaplay.com/learning-resources/15928247-possessive_adjectives_quiz.html

Now go to your SB and solve pages 13-15 then come back to quizzie

Self Introduction

By Mei Wulandari Yulia Perdana

​Introducing Myself

​Name

​Examples :

• Let me introduce my self. My name is .....

• Hi. My name is .....

• My nickname is .....

• My first name is .....

• My last name is .....​

​Introducing Myself

​Age

​Examples :

• I am 24 years old

• I was born on May 13rd, 1997

• I was born in 1997

• My birthday is on May 13rd

​Introducing Myself

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​Hometown

​Examples :

• I am from Indonesia

• I come from Indonesia​

• I live in Indonesia

• I live at Tjilik Riwut street

​Introducing Myself

Some text here about the topic of discussion

​Hobby

​Examples :

• My hobby is reading

• My hobbies are reading and listening to music

Practice

https://wordwall.net/es/resource/13451183/introduce-yourself

https://www.baamboozle.com/game/581100

https://www.educaplay.com/learning-resources/4504904-introduce_yourself.html

The words and, but are joining words or conjunctions. They are used to join words as well as sentences.

AND

AND is a connecting word that tells you more

Example:

Rita can sing. Rita can dance

Rita can sing and dance!

Here and is used to join the words sing and dance and tell us that Rita can sing as well as dance.

I have a car.

I love my car.

I have a car and I love my car.

I go to the market.

I buy some fruits.

I go to the market and buy some fruits.

Ariel can run.

Ariel can jump.

Ariel can run and jump.

BUT

But is a connecting word that makes a contrast/opposite between two or more sentences.

Example:

1. He hit the ball.

2. He dropped the bat.

He hit the ball but dropped the bat.

Here but is used to join the sentences with unlike ideas.

BUT

But is a connecting word that makes a contrast/opposite between two or more sentences.

Example:

1. He hit the ball.

2. He dropped the bat.

He hit the ball but dropped the bat.

Here but is used to join the sentences with unlike ideas.

​But

​To show difference

​To show contrast

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​E.g.1 I like black. He likes blue.

​ I like black but he likes blue.

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​E.g.2 I like seafood. I don't like fish.

​ I like seafood but I don't like fish.

Multiple Choice

Adam loves food,__________ he doesn't like cooking.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

Elly doesn't like dogs, _________ he likes cats.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

Sam likes rock music ________ he plays the guitar in a group.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

My friend loves Italian food _________ her favourite dish is pasta.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

Michelle likes animals, _________ she doesn't have a pet.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

Luis likes classical music, _________ he doesn't play an instrument.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

It was a difficult exam, ___________ I passed it.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

She worked hard_________made a lot of money.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

Most people work by day___________ sleep at night.

• and

• but

Multiple Choice

I like to read comics ________ novels.

• and

• but

• or

Now go to page your SB pg 16 and 17 solve it when you are done come back to quizzie for the review

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