The document provides examples of describing objects in English using either "it's a" or "they're" depending on if it is a single object or multiple objects. For single objects, "it's a" is used followed by the color and object (e.g. "it's a brown guitar"). For multiple objects, "they're" is used followed by the color (e.g. "they're brown guitars"). The document reinforces this lesson through a series of color and object examples.
The document provides examples of describing objects in English using either "it's a" or "they're" depending on if it is a single object or multiple objects. For single objects, "it's a" is used followed by the color and object (e.g. "it's a brown guitar"). For multiple objects, "they're" is used followed by the color (e.g. "they're brown guitars"). The document reinforces this lesson through a series of color and object examples.
The document provides examples of describing objects in English using either "it's a" or "they're" depending on if it is a single object or multiple objects. For single objects, "it's a" is used followed by the color and object (e.g. "it's a brown guitar"). For multiple objects, "they're" is used followed by the color (e.g. "they're brown guitars"). The document reinforces this lesson through a series of color and object examples.
ONLINE CLASSES IT’S A BROWN GUITAR Es una… IT’S A PURPLE FISH Es un… IT’S A BLUE CHAIR IT’S A BROWN DESK IT’S A BLACK VIOLIN IT’S A PINK PIANO IT’S A RED DRUM IT’S A YELLOW PENCIL CASE THEY’RE BROWN GUITARS Son… THEY’RE BLUE PENS THEY’RE BROWN VIOLINS THEY’RE RED PIANOS THEY’RE PURPLE FLOWERS CUANDO DESCRIBIMOS UNA COSA, USAMOS IT’S A (es un / es una)
Complete Works of William Blake. Illustrated: Songs of Innocence and of Experience, The Marriage of Heaven and Hell, The Four Zoas, Jerusalem, Milton and others