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Country

Nationality

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Chinese Japanese Vietnamese Portuguese Australian Brazilian Argentinian Canadian Malaysian Peruvian Korean Mexican Chilean American Spanish British Turkish French New Zealander Thai

Questions with who Who

is

Question with Where Where

are

Where

is

Adjectives with be

uestions with who

Answers

with you?

Tomas is.

estion with Where you / they? Nor?

Answers (I am / We are / They are) at the beach / a museum. She is in London. / at her hotel.

Machu Picchu? It is in Peru

Adjectives with be be Your city

is

The building are

Adjective

be

Adjective

beautiful.

It

is

an

exciting

old.

There

are

many

tall

Noun city. building.

Spelling Rules for Foming Most

Spelling Rules for Foming Plural Nouns

l Nouns

THIS / THAT / THESE / THOSE What's this called in English?

It's a "cell phone."

Is that a new phone

Yes, it is.

Are these your keys?

No, the're not.

Are those headphones comfortable?

Yes, they are.

THE VERB BE SUBJECT / TEMA I You He / She We / They

me. another person also for plural. men / woman. Group of people.

We

Me and another person.

It

In objects.

THE VERB BE Am Is Are

I He / She / It You / They / We

POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES Subject Pronoun

Possessive Adjetive

Information

Be

I

My (mi)

name

is

You

Your (tu, su - alfrente de ellos)

last name

is

He

His (la de el - boy)

teacher

is

She

Her (la de ella - girl)

book

is

It

Its

class

is

We

Our (nuestra)

last name

is

They

Their (su, ellos)

name

is

Information

YES / NO QUESTIONS WITH BE

Be

Subject Pronoun

Information

Am

I

in this class?

Are

You

a student?

Is

He / She

a student?

Is

It

her real name?

Are

We

in this class?

Are

They

students?

Answers

Answers Yes, you are. No, you aren't. Yes, I am. No, I am not. Yes, he / she is. No, he / she isn't. Yes, it is. No, it isn't. Yes, we are. No, we aren't. Yes, they are. No , they aren't.

Most plural nouns are formed by adding S: For nouns ending in a vowel + y add S:

camera --> cameras

pen --> pens

POSITIVE FORM Subject Pronoun

Be

I

am

Verb - ING

He She

is

working

It You We

are

They

NEGATIVE FORM Subject Pronoun

Be

I

am

NOT

Verb - ING

NOT

working

He She

is

It You We

are

They

QUESTION FO Be Am

Is

Are

QUESTION FORM Subject Pronoun

Verb - ING

I He She It You We They

working ?

Question word

What

Where

Be

Subject

are

you

is

he

are

they

are

you

is

Verb + -ING

Answers I am exercising.

doing?

He is exercising. They are exercising.

sitting?

We are sitting in the front.

POSITIVE Subject

Verb - 1st form

He She

starts

It I You We They

start

SITIVE

POSITIVE Information

Subject

Does / Do NOT

Verb - 1st form

does not doesn't

starts

He She It

new diet.

I You We They

start

E Information

new diet.

Fruit

Dishes

Pineapple

Piña

Spaghetti

Apple

Manzana

Grilled Chicken

Banana

Platano

Soup

Strawberry

Fresa

Salad

Grapes

Uvas

Sandwich

Tomato

Tomate

Fried Chicken

Pear

Pera

Coconut

Coco

Vegetable

Drink

Lettuce

Lechuga

Lemonade

Carrot

Zanahoria

Coffee

Spinach

Espinaca

Papaya Juice

Onion

Cebolla

Tea

Dishes Espaguetis Pollo a la parrilla Sopa Ensalada Sandwich Pollo Frito

Drink Limonada Café Jugo de Papaya Te

Delicious

Delicioso

Yes, I love it!

Bitter

Amargo

Yes, I like it a lot.

Sweet

Dulce

Yes, it's okay.

Spicy

No, not really.

Salty

No, I can't stand it.

Tasty Greasy Sour Crunchy

Si lo amo.

To make a Smoothie:

Si me gusta mucho.

First,

You peel the fruit.

Si esta muy bien.

Second,

You cut the fruit into pieces.

No en realidad no.

Then,

You put oranges in the blender.

No, no puedo soportarlo.

After that,

You add the other fruit.

Next,

You add the other ingredients.

Then,

You put ice in the blender.

Finally,

You blend everything.

FAMILY HOMBRE Brother (Hermano)

MUJER

BOTH

Sister (Hermana)

Sibling

Father (Padre)

Mother (Madre)

Parents

Husband (Esposo)

Wife (Esposa)

Spouse

Son (Hijo)

Daugther (Hija)

Children

GrandFather (Abuelo)

GrandMother (Abuela)

Grand Parents

Uncle (Tio)

Aunt (Tia)

Nephew (Sobrino)

Niece (Sobrina)

GreatGrandFather (Bisaabuelo)

GreatGrandMother (Bisaabuela)

StepFather (Padrastro)

StepMother (Madrastra)

Father-in-law (Suegro)

Mother-in-law (Suegra)

GodFather (Padrino)

GodMother (Madrina)

Cousin (Primo)

Cousin (Prima)

GrandSon (Nieto)

GrandDaugther (Nieta)

God Parents

GrandChildren