The document is a lesson on the English alphabet and verb conjugations. It includes: - A list of the letters in the English alphabet - Instructions on alphabetical order and the organization of telephone directories - Exercises to practice verb conjugations and identifying family relationships The summary focuses on the overall content and purpose of the document, which is to provide instruction on the English alphabet and verb conjugations through various exercises and examples.

1. Processo nº 2664
THE ALPHABET
ei bi si di
i ef dji eitch
ai djei kei ele
eme ene ou pi
kiu are ésse ti
iu vi Double iu/dabliu eks
Wai/uai Zed/zi

2. Processo nº 2664
Notice:
MM – double M A – This is a capital letter
SS – double S, etc. a – This is a small letter
 Now count the letters in the English Alphabet and complete this sentence:
The English Alphabet has _________________ letters.
Alphabetical order
 The London telephone directory has four volumes. The first has all the names beginning with
A, B, C or D. The second goes from E to K, the third from L to R and the fourth from S to Z.
 Write the names below in the correct boxes and put them in alphabetical order.
WALKER- KIMBLE- CASTLE- MANSFIELD- ADAMS- FARNSWORTH
WAINRIGHT- LLOYD- PARSONS- CARTER- SIMSON- TURNER
HARRISON- KING- DRAKE- MURDOCK
A to D
1.
2.
3.
4.
L to R S to Z
1. 1.
2. 2.
3. 3.
4. 4.

3. Processo nº 2664
Affirmative Negative Interrogative
Long form Short form Long form Short form
I am I’m I am not I’m not Am I?
You are You’re You are not You aren’t Are you?
He is He’s He is not He isn’t Is he?
She is She’s She is not She isn’t Is she?
It is It’s It is not It isn’t Is it?
We are We’re We are not We aren’t Are we?
You are You’re You are not You aren’t Are you?
They are They’re They are They aren’t Are they?
not
1. Look at the pictures and fill in he/she/it is or they are.
1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
1. _____ a dog. 5. _____ a student.
2. _____ doctors. 6. _____ a pencil.
3. _____ a singer. 7. _____ a cook.
4. _____ books. 8. _____ cats.
7. 8.
2. Fill in the gaps as in the example.
Long form Short form
1. I am a student. 1. I ‘ m a student.
2. We _____ from Spain. 2. We _____ from Spain.
3. He _____ not a doctor. 3. He _____ a doctor.
4. You _____ a singer. 4. You _____ a singer.
5. She _____ an actress. 5. She _____ an actress.
6. It _____ a watch. 6. It _____ a watch.
7. They _____ not painters. 7. They _____ painters.
8. I _____ not tall. 8. I _____ tall.
3. Write in the plural.
1. She is a girl. 1. They are girls.
2. He is a teacher. 2. ____________________________
3. It is a deer. 3. ____________________________
4. I am a boy. 4. ____________________________
5. She is a policewoman. 5. ____________________________
6. It is a giraffe. 6. ____________________________
7. I am a baker. 7. ____________________________
8. He is a man. 8. ____________________________
9. You are a child. 9. ____________________________
10. It is a box. 10. ____________________________

4. Processo nº 2664
Short answers are answers to questions which begin with the verb form is/are.
In short answers we do not repeat the whole question. We only use Yes or No, the
subject pronoun and the verb form is (isn’t)/are (aren’t). E. g. Are you British? No,
I’m not.
Yes, I am/ we are.
Are you…? No, I’m not/we
aren’t.
Yes, he/she/it is.
Is he/she/it…?
No, he/she/it isn’t.
Yes, they are.
Are they…?
No, they aren’t.
Is it a bear?
______ apples?
No, it isn’t.
____________.
It is a mouse.
______ bananas.
______ fish?
_____ a teacher?
_____________.
_____________
_____________.
______ a journalist.
Tom
Sue Sam
Rob Clare
Kate
A) Complete the dialogue with the correct forms of verb to be.
You: Hi!
1. Massid: Hello! I ____ Massid.
2. You: Who _____ Tom and Sue?
3. Massid: They ____ my parents. Tom ____ my father and Sue ____ my mother.
4. You: Who ____ Rob?
5. Massid: He ____ my brother
6. You: Who ____ Kate?
7. Massid: Kate ____ my sister.
8. You: Who ____ Sam and Clare?
9. Massid: They ____ my grandparents.
10. You: Bye.
11. Massid: See you.

5. Processo nº 2664
Short answers are answers to questions which begin with the verb form is/are.
In short answers we do not repeat the whole question. We only use Yes or No, the
subject pronoun and the verb form is (isn’t)/are (aren’t). E. g. Are you British? No,
I’m not.
Yes, I am/ we are.
Are you…? No, I’m not/we
aren’t.
Yes, he/she/it is.
Is he/she/it…?
No, he/she/it isn’t.
Yes, they are.
Are they…?
No, they aren’t.
Is it a bear?
______ apples?
No, it isn’t.
____________.
It is a mouse.
______ bananas.
______ fish?
_____ a teacher?
_____________.
_____________
_____________.
______ a journalist.
Tom
Sue Sam
Rob Clare
Kate
A) Complete the dialogue with the correct forms of verb to be.
You: Hi!
1. Massid: Hello! I ____ Massid.
2. You: Who _____ Tom and Sue?
3. Massid: They ____ my parents. Tom ____ my father and Sue ____ my mother.
4. You: Who ____ Rob?
5. Massid: He ____ my brother
6. You: Who ____ Kate?
7. Massid: Kate ____ my sister.
8. You: Who ____ Sam and Clare?
9. Massid: They ____ my grandparents.
10. You: Bye.
11. Massid: See you.

6. Processo nº 2664
Short answers are answers to questions which begin with the verb form is/are.
In short answers we do not repeat the whole question. We only use Yes or No, the
subject pronoun and the verb form is (isn’t)/are (aren’t). E. g. Are you British? No,
I’m not.
Yes, I am/ we are.
Are you…? No, I’m not/we
aren’t.
Yes, he/she/it is.
Is he/she/it…?
No, he/she/it isn’t.
Yes, they are.
Are they…?
No, they aren’t.
Is it a bear?
______ apples?
No, it isn’t.
____________.
It is a mouse.
______ bananas.
______ fish?
_____ a teacher?
_____________.
_____________
_____________.
______ a journalist.
Tom
Sue Sam
Rob Clare
Kate
A) Complete the dialogue with the correct forms of verb to be.
You: Hi!
1. Massid: Hello! I ____ Massid.
2. You: Who _____ Tom and Sue?
3. Massid: They ____ my parents. Tom ____ my father and Sue ____ my mother.
4. You: Who ____ Rob?
5. Massid: He ____ my brother
6. You: Who ____ Kate?
7. Massid: Kate ____ my sister.
8. You: Who ____ Sam and Clare?
9. Massid: They ____ my grandparents.
10. You: Bye.
11. Massid: See you.

7. Processo nº 2664
Short answers are answers to questions which begin with the verb form is/are.
In short answers we do not repeat the whole question. We only use Yes or No, the
subject pronoun and the verb form is (isn’t)/are (aren’t). E. g. Are you British? No,
I’m not.
Yes, I am/ we are.
Are you…? No, I’m not/we
aren’t.
Yes, he/she/it is.
Is he/she/it…?
No, he/she/it isn’t.
Yes, they are.
Are they…?
No, they aren’t.
Is it a bear?
______ apples?
No, it isn’t.
____________.
It is a mouse.
______ bananas.
______ fish?
_____ a teacher?
_____________.
_____________
_____________.
______ a journalist.
Tom
Sue Sam
Rob Clare
Kate
A) Complete the dialogue with the correct forms of verb to be.
You: Hi!
1. Massid: Hello! I ____ Massid.
2. You: Who _____ Tom and Sue?
3. Massid: They ____ my parents. Tom ____ my father and Sue ____ my mother.
4. You: Who ____ Rob?
5. Massid: He ____ my brother
6. You: Who ____ Kate?
7. Massid: Kate ____ my sister.
8. You: Who ____ Sam and Clare?
9. Massid: They ____ my grandparents.
10. You: Bye.
11. Massid: See you.