6.4- Skills: describing people

 

1) Look at the dialogues on p in your student’s book and complete the dialogue:

Sara………………………………………………….……….Australian?

Jan: No, I’m English.

Sara:…………………………………………………………………………..…….?

Jane: No, Tom isn't from England. He’s from Australia.

Sara: What……………………………………………….………………………………..?

Jane: I’m in class 9.

Sara:…………………………………………………………………………?

Jane: Arabic…………………………………………………………………………..?

Sara: Maths.

2) Complete the grammar table, then choose the correct form of verb be:

 

	Affirmative form	Negative form	Interrogative form
Singular	I am/I’m You ……………….. He ……………….. She ……………….. It ………………..	I am not/I’m not You ……………….. He ……………….. She ……………….. It ………………….	Am I ….? …………………….? …………………….? …………………….? …………………….?
Plural	We are /We’re You ……………….. They ………………..	We are not/We aren’t ……………………. …………………….	…………………….? …………………….? …………………….?

1. I am/is a student.

2. Tim am/is a smart student.

3. Tom and Tina is/are from London.

4. How old is/are Jane and Steve?

5. We am/are not Australian.

6. Yes, I am/am not a student.

7. Am/ Are I in your class?

8. No, Tim and Tom are/are not American.

3) Complete the vocabulary table. Use: pencil – chair - pen - notebooks– sharpener – books – students – ruler – whiteboard – eraser – teacher – rubber - desk

Classroom	School bag	Pencil-case
……………………………... ……………………………...	….……………………………...	……………………………………...

4) Match the question with the answers.

Are you a student? Is Imane Moroccan? Are Salma and Nadia in class 9? Is Maths your favourite subject? Are you English?

a. Yes, she is. b. No, it isn’t. c. No, I'm not. d. No we aren't. e. No, they aren’t.