he: affirmative and negative
1 Match these full forms with the bold words in the table.
Is am are am not are not is not
affirmative
I’m
You’re
He’s
She’s
It’s
We’re
You’re
They’re
From
Russia.
Russian.
Bilingual.
Polish.
Negative
I’m not
You’re aren’t
He isn’t
She isn’t
It isn’t
We aren’t
You aren’t
They aren’t
From China
English.
Bilingual.
American.
2 Complete the text with the correct affirmative form of be.
Hi! My name’s Jack and I (1) am 11. My mum (2) is from India, but we (3) are in London now. Our house (4) is near the Arsenal stadium. That’s great because I (5) am a football fan. Of course, my favourite team (6) is Arsenal. They (7) are fantastic!
3 Correct the sentences. Use the negative and affirmative form of be.
Jack is 12.
Jack isn’t 12. He’s 11.
1 His mum is from the USA.
2 Jack is in Manchester now.
3 Jack is a rugby fan.
4 His favourite team is Chelsea.
5 Arsenal are terrible.
Possessive adjectives
4 Look at the possessive adjectives. What are they in your language?
Subject pronouns
I you he she it we you they
my your his her its our your their
possessive adjectives
5 Choose the correct words.
Hello! I’m Emma, and these are (1) my classmates.
(2) Their names are Roberto and Nyasha We’re in a Spanish class now. Roberto is good a Spanish – (3) his father is from Mexico! That (4) our / your Spanish teacher. 5) Her name’s Maite and she’s from Bueno Aires. Argentina is a very big country. (6) Its flag is blue and white.
Possessive’s
We use’s after a name or singular noun.
Roberto and Nyasha are Emma’s classmates.
We use after a plural word.
Her classmates’ names are Roberto and Nyasha.
6 Your voice Add ’s or s’ to the bold words. Then complete the sentences for you.
1 My teacher name is …
2 My friend names are …
3 My country flag is …
4 My parent names are …