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Age.
Origin.
This lesson will help you to
learn the topics related to the Countries and nationalities.
week 6 Possessive adjectives.
To be: Yes/No questions.

You will learn about:
Wh questions.
Age
Age
To know somebody, it is common to ask about people’s age.
I’m five years old!
Tip! To ask somebody’s age, you can use the

question: How old are you?
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Age
To say the age, you can use this form:
My dog is 2 years old.
Subject or Verb to be
Number of the age Number of the age
possessive pronoun in present pronoun
is twenty years old.

Alexa
His son is eleven months old.
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Age
Subject Example
I I am 25 years old.
You You are 45 years old.

She She is 18 years old.
He He is 6 years old.
It It is 2 years old.
We We are 79 years old.
They They are 15 years old.
I am eighteen years old.
Tip! In informal English you can say “I’m 25”.
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Origin
Origin
Another common English question is Where are you from?. You
use it to know people’s origin: Country, city or region.
Where are you from?
I’m from the north

of Australia.
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Origin
To say where you are from, you just need to use this structure:
My aunt is a farmer, she is

from Colombia.
Verb to be
Subject or pronoun “from” Any place
in present
is from Colombia.
She
Maria is from the countryside.
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Countries and
Nationalities
Countries and Nationalities

Here you have a vocabulary list about countries and nationalities.
What is your nationality?
I’m Colombian.
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North and Central America:
Country Nationality
United States American
Canada Canadian
Mexico Mexican
Cuba Cuban
Dominican Republic Dominican
Panama Panamanian
Puerto Rico Puerto Rican
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South America:
Country Nationality
Colombia Colombian
Peru Peruvian
Venezuela Venezuelan
Brazil Brazilian
Argentina Argentinian
Chile Chilean
Uruguay Uruguayan
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Europe:
Country Nationality
Spain Spanish
France French
Italy Italian
Germany German
Greece Greek
Switzerland Swedish
England English
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Asia:
Country Nationality
China Chinese
Japan Japanese
Korea Korean
India Indian
Iraq Iraqi
Saudi Arabia Saudi
United Arab Emirates Emirati
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Africa:
Country Nationality
Egypt Egyptian
Cameroon Cameroonian
Congo Congolese
South Africa South African
Libya Libyan
Morocco Moroccan
Nigeria Nigerien
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Oceania:
Country Nationality
Australia Australian
New Zealand New Zealander

Philippines Philippine
Indonesia Indonesian
Malaysia Malaysian
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I am Japanese. I am Mexican.
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Possessive
Adjectives
Possessive Adjectives
Possessive adjectives are used to show possession of something.
This is my ball.
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This is a list of possessive adjectives:
Subject Possessive
Pronoun Adjective
I My
You Your
She Her
He His
It Its
We Our
They Their
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You use possessive adjectives before nouns, here you
have some examples:
My house is small. Her dress is pink.
Our beautiful
His car is old. family.
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Your baby is happy. It is its bone. Their computer is black.
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It is his house. It is her house.
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To be: Yes/No
questions
To be: Yes/No questions
Yes / No questions are those questions that expect ‘yes’ or

‘no’ as answer. They are used to check information or ask for
confirmation.
It is common to use short answers because you don’t have to give

extra information or to repeat the information from the question.
Are you angry?
No, I am not.
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To ask and answer Yes/No questions, use these examples:
Subject Yes/No question Affirmative response
Short Answer Full form

I Am I hired? Yes, you are. Yes, you are hired.
You Are you happy? Yes, I am. Yes, I am happy.
She Is she busy? Yes, she is. Yes, she is busy.
He Is he sick? Yes, he is. Yes, he is sick.
It Is it ugly? Yes, it is. Yes, it is ugly.
We Are we a couple? Yes, we are. Yes, we are a couple.
They Are they Canadian? Yes, they are. Yes, they are Canadian.
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To make negative sentences, use these examples:
Subject Yes/No question Negative response
Short Answer Full form

I Am I hired? No, you are not. No, you are not hired.
You Are you happy? No, I am not. No, I am not happy.
She Is she busy? No, she is not. No, she is not busy.
He Is he sick? No, he is not. No, he is not sick.
It Is it ugly? No, it is not. No, it is not ugly.
We Are we a couple? No, we are not. No, we are not a couple.
They Are they Canadian? No, they are not. No, they are not Canadian.
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Are you angry? Is she sad?
Are they fashionable? Am I handsome?

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Wh questions
Wh questions
What are you doing?
Why are you

asking?
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Wh questions
Use Wh Questions to ask for specific information.
Wh Question Translation
Who Quién
What Qué
When Cuándo
Where Dónde
Why Por qué
How Cómo
Which Cuál
Whose A quién
Who are you?
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Origin
Form Wh questions by following these rules:
Wh word Verb to be Pronoun / Adjective Complement
Who is that boy?
What are you doing now?
When is your birthday?
Where is my blue bag?
Why are you leaving?
How are you?
How old are you?
Which are your classes?
Whose are these CD’s?
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Origin
What is your
favorite music? Where is
your dog?
How old
Who is are you?
that girl?
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week 6 Possessive adjectives.

To be: Yes/No questions.

To know somebody, it is common to ask about people’s age.

I’m five years old!

Tip! To ask somebody’s age, you can use the

To say the age, you can use this form:

My dog is 2 years old.

is twenty years old.

His son is eleven months old.

You You are 45 years old.

I am eighteen years old.

Tip! In informal English you can say “I’m 25”.

Where are you from?

I’m from the north

My aunt is a farmer, she is

Maria is from the countryside.

Countries and Nationalities

What is your nationality?

Countries and Nationalities

United States American

Countries and Nationalities

Countries and Nationalities

Countries and Nationalities

Countries and Nationalities

Countries and Nationalities

New Zealand New Zealander

Countries and Nationalities

My house is small. Her dress is pink.

Your baby is happy. It is its bone. Their computer is black.

It is his house. It is her house.

To be: Yes/No questions

Yes / No questions are those questions that expect ‘yes’ or

It is common to use short answers because you don’t have to give

Are you angry?

To be: Yes/No questions

To ask and answer Yes/No questions, use these examples:

Subject Yes/No question Affirmative response

Short Answer Full form

To be: Yes/No questions

To make negative sentences, use these examples:

Subject Yes/No question Negative response

Short Answer Full form

To be: Yes/No questions

Are you angry? Is she sad?

Are they fashionable? Am I handsome?

What are you doing?

Why are you

Who are you?

Wh word Verb to be Pronoun / Adjective Complement

Who is that boy?

What are you doing now?

When is your birthday?

Where is my blue bag?

Why are you leaving?

How are you?

How old are you?

Which are your classes?

Whose are these CD’s?

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