This document contains examples and exercises about basic English grammar structures including: - Verb "to be" (affirmative, negative, questions) - Verb "to have" (affirmative, negative, questions) - Possessive adjectives and apostrophes - Determiners "some" and "any" used with "there is/are" The learner is asked to fill in grammar tables with the correct forms of verbs, pronouns, determiners to practice these foundational grammar points.

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2. ’ m ’ re ’ s ’ s ’ s ’ re ’ re ’ re We You They He She It You Australian. from Australia. twelve years old. I Affirmative Complete the table with the affirmative form of be . Grammar be : affirmative

3. ’ m ’ re ’ s ’ s ’ s ’ re ’ re ’ re We You They He She It You Australian. from Australia. twelve years old. I Affirmative Can you remember? Grammar be : affirmative

4. ’ m not aren’t isn’t isn’t isn’t aren’t aren’t aren’t We You They He She It You American. from the USA. ten years old. I Negative Complete the table with the negative form of be . Grammar be : negative

5. ’ m not aren’t isn’t isn’t isn’t aren’t aren’t aren’t We You They He She It You American. from the USA. ten years old. I Negative Complete the table with the negative form of be . Grammar be : negative

6. have got has got have got an exam tomorrow. a TV at home. a calculator. We / You / They He / She / It I / You Affirmative Complete the table with the affirmative form of have got . Grammar have got : affirmative

7. have got has got have got an exam tomorrow. a TV at home. a calculator. We / You / They He / She / It I / You Affirmative Can you remember? Grammar have got : affirmative

8. haven’t got hasn’t got haven’t got an exam tomorrow. a TV at home. a calculator. We / You / They He / She / It I / You Negative Complete the table with the negative form of have got . Grammar have got : negative

9. haven’t got hasn’t got haven’t got an exam tomorrow. a TV at home. a calculator. We / You / They He / She / It I / You Negative Can you remember? Grammar have got : negative

10. my your his her its our your their Possessive adjective we you they I you he she it Subject pronoun Complete the table with the possessive adjectives. Grammar Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives

11. my your his her its our your their Possessive adjective we you they I you he she it Subject pronoun Can you remember? Grammar Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives

12. ’ s s’ ’ s s’ My mum ’s favourite colour is red. His parent s’ names are Ted and Annie. My English teacher ’s birthday is tomorrow. My cousin s’ names are Becky and Nick. Complete the table with ’s or s’ . Grammar Possessive ’s

13. ’ s s’ ’ s s’ My mum ’s favourite colour is red. His parent s’ names are Ted and Annie. My English teacher ’s birthday is tomorrow. My cousin s’ names are Becky and Nick. Can you remember? Grammar Possessive ’s

14. Am Are Is Is Is Are Are Are Are we Are you Are they Is he Is she Is it Are you from Brazil? good at maths? Am I Questions Complete the table with the question form of be . Grammar be : questions

15. Am Are Is Is Is Are Are Are Are we Are you Are they Is he Is she Is it Are you from Brazil? good at maths? Am I Questions Can you remember? Grammar be : questions

16. got an exam tomorrow? got at home? got a calculator? we / you / they he / she / it I / you Questions Have got Has got Have got Complete the table with the question form of have got . Grammar have got : questions

17. got an exam tomorrow? got at home? got a calculator? we / you / they he / she / it I / you Questions Have got Has got Have got Can you remember? Grammar have got : questions

18. There’s a There are some There isn’t a There aren’t any There isn’t a museum. There’s a museum. Countable nouns (singular) There aren’t any museums. There are some museums. Countable nouns (plural) Negative Affirmative Complete the sentences with there is / there are , some or any . Grammar there is / there are : some and any

19. There’s a There are some There isn’t a There aren’t any There isn’t a museum. There’s a museum. Countable nouns (singular) There aren’t any museums. There are some museums. Countable nouns (plural) Negative Affirmative Can you remember? Grammar there is / there are : some and any