3. ❖ I’d like you to meet ….
❖ It’s a pleasure to meet you.
❖ Great to meet you.
❖ Just call me...
❖ How nice to meet you.
❖ Please call me...
❖ Who’s that?
❖ Good morning
❖ Where are you from?
❖ I’m from [Peru]?
❖ For real?
❖ She’s [fantastic]
❖ I think….
❖ What’s your phone number?
❖ Over there!
❖ What’s your occupation?
❖ Let’s say hello
❖ You don’t know?
Vocabulary UNIT 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6tMgxne_bI-
5. USAGE
e.g.
• The verb to be is used to say something about a person,
thing, or state, to show a permanent or temporary
quality, state, job or occupation, and nationality.
• Carlos is my friend.
• The clothes are new.
• I am fine.
• Ana is a teacher.
• We are peruvian.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUinXcS5GBc-
7. GRAMMAR RULES
am not
You
We
They
-> is not
->
PRONOUNS
Negative
I
He
She
It
->
are not
Be + not
e.g.
✔ I am not a
student.
✔ He is not my
classmate.
✔ You are not from
USA.
9. Verb to be Subject C.
Short
answers
I a student
Am
Is
Are
Yes, I am.
Yes, she is.
peruvian
Yes, they are.
you
we
he/she/it
TO BE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
interrogative
No, I’m not.
No, he isn’t.
they
from Brazil No, we aren’t.
12. • SINGULAR NOUNS
• PLURAL NOUNS
Plural nouns are usually formed by adding –s.
NOUNS : Words than can be people, animal, things.
doctor doctors
teacher teachers
pilot pilots.
secretary secretaries
A doctor
A teacher
A pilot
An actor
An engineer
A+ consonant (b,c,d,f,g,h ….)
An + vowel (a,e,i,o,u)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvPdVUBrA-8-
13. POSSESSIVE NOUN
Are names or nouns that show possession. They can be
used in singular or plural nouns . We use the apostrophe
(´) .
Examples:
1. Edilberto Mendoza is Maria’s father.
2. Elsa is Ermilia’s boss .
3. We are Karen and Sebastian’s neighbors.
• Add -’s to a noun or name.
• Add ‘s to the last name or noun in a list of 2 or more.
• Add - ‘ to plural nouns or names.
- Frank is Carlos’ friend.
- My parents’ names are: Edy and Carmen
The father of Maria is Edilberto Mendoza.
The boss of Ermilia is Elsa.
We are the neighbors of Karen and
Sebastian.
INTERPRETATION
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnyWRopHTuM-
14.
15.
16.
17. POSSESSIVE
ADJECTIVE
A word that indicates the possession of the
pronoun. describe a relationship between people or things.
The possessive adjectives are: my, our, your,
his, their, her.
Examples:
1. Luis is his father.
2. She is her boss.
3. Maria is our miss.
4. My colleague is Juan.
5. His friend is Marcos.
6. Your friend is Michael.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmIcf68kZOU-
22. Who is he?
He is my brother.
Who are they?
They are my parents.
23. ‘’WHERE?’’
We use Where to ask about places.
• Where are you from ? Where’s Valery from?
• I’m from Korea. She is from Japan.
• I’m from Peru.
Wh-Q + be + Subject + C ?
24. QUESTION WITH ‘’HOW OLD?’’
Use ‘How old ?’ To ask questions about someone
age .
SINGULAR
How old is
She ? She’s 28 years old.
He ? He’s 15
Your father ? 45
Laura? She’s 56
PLURAL
How old are
you ? I’m 25
they ? They’re 14 and 12
We? We are 20
your parents ? They’re 45 and 48
Laura and you? Laura is 18 and I’m 25
25. ‘’WHAT?’’
What asks about a fact or detail.
E.G
1. What is your name?
2. What’s your e-mail address ?
3. What’s his occupation?
4. What's her phone number?
5. What are their last names ?
My name is Maria .
My e-mail address is diana.45_19@hotmail.com.
He is a doctor.
It’s 999-564-321
Lopez and Garcia.
26. WH - QUESTIONS
What
When
Where
Who
How old
Why
Asking about general information.
Asking about time or moment.
Asking about a place or position.
Asking about a person.
Asking about age.
Asking for a reason or explanation.
:
:
:
:
:
:
27. ADJECTIVES
He is a healthy soccer player.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVX2PX787bU-
29. REFERENCES
Saslow, J. & Ascher, A. (2015). Top Notch: English for Today’s World Level 1 (3rd ed.) [ebook]. Pearson
Education.
Teacher Luis Brandâo Brandao (2018). To be in songs [Video]. YouTube.
https://www.engames.eu/there-is-there-are-in-questions/
Woodward English (2019). Adjetivos - Opuestos [Video]. YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2RuO_fseyM
Wordwall. Verb to be. From https://wordwall.net/resource/3359783/verb-to-be
Wordwall. Verb to be (professions). From https://wordwall.net/resource/19969869/verb-to-be-professions