am/London/from/not/I
I am not from London.
What is this?
This is a laptop
Name subject pronouns (займенники): I, we...
I, we, you, he, she, it, you, we, they
Mike and Sally are teachers. [Are they / They are] British.
They are
Correct the mistake: Lionel Messi a football player.
Lionel Messi is a football player.
make plural: table, chair, key, cup, party, city, baby
tables, chairs, keys, cups, parties, cities, babies
Correct the mistake: You barber?
Are you a barber?
Which word is extra? camera, rings, laptop, phone
rings
Describe a famous person. Talk about their nationality, job, country, talents:)
Correct the mistake: Marina from Italy?
Is Marina from Italy?
Is [this / that] our classroom here?
this
[That's / Those are] my teacher. His name's Hugo.
That's
Where are you from?
I want to visit...
from / I/ Ukraine / am
I am from Ukraine.
Are [that / those] your keys on the desk?
those
are /Where / from / vou?
Where are you from?
Name 5 things you use in your job
here - this .....; there - ....., those
these, that
Hey Luca, [we are / are we ] in Classroom 2 today?
are we
Are [this / these] your pens on my table?
these
Correct the information: Celine Dion is from Spain. (Canada)
Celine Dion isn't from Spain. She is from Canada.
What is your job?
A: Hi, I'm Tomoko. I'm ____ Japan. B: Nice to _____ you. I'm from China. Where are you from?
from, meet
Name 5 things you can see in your room
Correct the information: The students are at a British university. (American)
The students aren't at a British university. They are American.
Correct the information: Cristiano Ronaldo is a doctor. (football player)
Cristiano Ronaldo isn't a doctor. He's a football player.
A: ____ you from Italy? B: No. ____ from Spain.
Are; I'm
my/you/are/No,/in/class/not
No, you are not in my class.
you/class/my/in/Are?
Are you in my class?
Ana and Lydia are friends. [We're / They're] from Mexico.
they're