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    This document provides an English lesson on personal pronouns and the verb "to be". It includes examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using pronouns like I, you, she with forms of "to be" like am, is, are. Students are instructed to complete activities where they write sentences using the different forms and answer sample questions with short yes/no responses. Key is provided with examples for each activity type. The purpose is to teach students how to construct sentences using common pronouns and the verb "to be" in its various forms.

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    This document provides an English lesson on personal pronouns and the verb "to be". It includes examples of affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences using pronouns like I, you, she with forms of "to be" like am, is, are. Students are instructed to complete activities where they write sentences using the different forms and answer sample questions with short yes/no responses. Key is provided with examples for each activity type. The purpose is to teach students how to construct sentences using common pronouns and the verb "to be" in its various forms.

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    What day is it today?

    Today is SATURDAY May 26th, 2012 Autumn

    YESTERDAY
    (The day before today)

    TODAY
    (the day we are now)

    TOMORROW
    (The day after today)

    I am a teacher
    You are students It is a classroom

    TO BE VERB

    (Remember)

    Personal Pronouns & To Be

    I He She It We You They

    AM

    IS

    ARE

    ...as TO BE has two meaning we must read the rest of the statement to clarify its meaning.

    students

    You
    a teacher

    ARE
    at school

    I AM

    at school

    your classmate

    She

    IS

    next to Pamela

    Affirmative Form
    KEY

    AM

    AN ENGLISH TEACHER

    You She

    ARE

    students your classmate

    IS

    Activity 1.

    Look at the pictures & write 1 statement about them. Use AFFIRMATIVE FORM.

    Example: She is a singer

    Negative Form
    KEY

    AM

    NOT

    A SPANISH TEACHER
    (Because you are students)

    You She

    ARE NOT

    teachers a doctor

    IS NOT

    (Because she is your classmate)

    Look at the pictures write one statement about them. Use NEGATIVE FORM.

    Activity 2.
    Example: He is not a singer
    (Because he is an actor)

    Interrogative Form
    KEY

    AM

    A GOOD DANCER ?

    ARE IS

    you teachers ?

    she a doctor ?

    Look at the pictures and write one statement about them. Use INTERROGATIVE FORM. Example: Is it a bike?

    Activity 3.

    Is he a good dancer?

    Short Answers

    + KEY YES, HE IS

    - KEY NO, HE IS NOT

    Answer the following question using SHORT ANSWER. Work in your notebook Are they good singers? Is it a car?

    Activity 4.
    Example: Is it a bike? Yes, it is

    Is she a teacher?

    Is it a lion? Are they dancers?

    Is it a church?

    Are we friends? Is he a roller skater? Are you married?

    Summarizing

    Rise your hand if you can say an affirmative sentence Rise your hand if you can say a negative sentence Rise your hand if you can ask sth using to be verb Rise your hand if you can answer the questions using short answers, full + or - answers

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