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    1B

    a. Complete with He’s, She’s or It’s. b. Complete with is, ‘s, or isn’t.
    A: Where’s London? A: Is Ana from Mexico?
    B: It’s in England. B: No, she isn’t. She’s from Spain.
    1. A: Where’s Lisa from?
    B: __________from Canada. 1. A: Where _____ Osaka? _____ it in Japan?
    2. A: Where’s Ankara? B: Yes, it _____.
    B: __________in Turkey.
    3. A: Where’s Mario from? 2. A: _____ Mark from the US?
    B: __________from Brazil. B: No, he _____ from Canada.
    4. A: Where’s Beijing?
    B: __________in China. 3. A: Where _____ she from?
    5. A: Where’s Charles from? B: She _____ from Rio.
    B: __________from England.
    6. A: Where’s Maria from? 4. A: _____ Robert from Canada?
    B: __________from Peru. B: No, he _____. He _____ from England.
    7. A: Where’s Toronto?
    B: __________in Canada. 5. A: _____ Lima in Mexico?
    8. A: Where’s Carlos from? B: No, it _____. It _____ in Peru.
    B: __________from Mexico.

    c. Complete the conversations with the correct form of be.


    A: Are you from Turkey?
    B: No, I’m not. I’m from Spain.

    1. A: Where ________ Manchester? ________ it in the UK?


    B: Yes, it ________.

    2. A: Where ________Alex from? ________ he from Mexico?


    B: No, he ________. He ________from the US.

    3. A: Where ________you from?


    B: I ________ from Toronto.

    4. A: What ________your name?


    B: My name ________ Ana. I ________ from Chicago.
    A: You ________from Chicago! I ________ from Chicago too!
    It ________a great city.

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