This document is an English grammar lesson about using forms of the verbs "be" and "have". It includes sections on yes/no questions with "be", short answers, questions using "where", "have" and "has", possessive pronouns like "my" and "your", and questions with "what" and "who". Each section provides examples, explanations, and exercises to practice the grammar points. The document ends with a review that tests understanding of when to use "am", "is", and "are".
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CONTENTS
Preview
1. Yes/No Question with Be
2. Short Answers to Yes/No Questions
3. Questions with Be: Using Where
4. Using Have and Has
5. Using My, Your, His, Her, Our, Their
6. Using This and That
7. Using These and Those
8. Asking Questions with What and Who + Be
9. Review
3. 3
Preview
CHAPTER 2: PREVIEW
Is Chile a country?
yes no
Chile is a country.
4. 4
Preview
CHAPTER 2: PREVIEW
Is socce r a s port?
yes no
Soccer is a sport.
5. 5
Preview
CHAPTER 2: PREVIEW
Is Paris a c o u ntry?
yes no
Paris is a city.
6. 6
Yes and No Questions With Be
2-1 YES/NO QUESTIONS WITH BE
Is Mark at school today?
7. 7
2-1 YES/NO QUESTIONS WITH BE
QUESTION STATEMENT
BE + SUBJECT SUBJECT + BE
(a) Is Mark home? Mark is home.
(b) Are they bugs? They are bugs.
(?) for questions
be subject
(.) for statements
subject be
Yes and No Questions With Be
8. 8
Is the baby a girl?
Lets Practice
2-1 Let’s Practice
Question: _______________
Answer: Yes, the baby is a girl.
9. 9
Lets Practice
2-1 Let’s Practice
Question: _A_re_ _a_n_ts_ b_u_g_s_?_
Answer: Yes, ants are bugs.
10. 10
Lets Practice
2-1 Let’s Practice
Question: _Is_ i_c_e _c_re_a_m_ _c_o_ld_?
Answer: Yes, ice cream is cold.
11. 11
Short Answers to Yes and No Questions
2-2 SHORT ANSWERS TO YES/NO QUESTIONS
Is George happy?
12. 12
Short Answers to Yes and No Questions
2-2 SHORT ANSWERS TO YES/NO QUESTIONS
QUESTION SHORT ANSWER
(a) Is George happy? Yes, he is.
not: Yes, he’s.
13. 13
Short Answers to Yes and No Questions
2-2 SHORT ANSWERS TO YES/NO QUESTIONS
QUESTION SHORT ANSWER
Is he happy? No, he is not.
No, he isn’t.
14. 14
Short Answers to Yes and No Questions
2-2 SHORT ANSWERS TO YES/NO QUESTIONS
QUESTION SHORT ANSWER
(b) Are they bugs? Yes, they are.
not: Yes, they’re.
15. 15
Short Answers to Yes and No Questions
2-2 SHORT ANSWERS TO YES/NO QUESTIONS
QUESTION SHORT ANSWER
(c) Are you happy? Yes, I am.
not:Yes, I’m.
16. 16
Short Answers to Yes and No Questions
2-2 SHORT ANSWERS TO YES/NO QUESTIONS
Cornroect?
Yes, he’s.
Yes, they’re.
Yes, I’m.
17. 17
2-2 Let’s Practice
A: ____ Are
you afraid of lions?
B: Yes, ____.
I am
A: ____ Are
you afraid of dogs?
B: No, ______ I’m not
afraid of dogs.
I like dogs.
Lets’s Practice
18. 18
Lets’s Practice
2-2 Let’s Practice
A: Are limes sour?
B: Yes, _______ they are
.
A: ___ Are
limes red?
B: No, limes ____are
green.
A: Are _____ limes
expensive?
B: No, _________.
they aren’t
19. 19
Questions With Be: Using Where
2-3 QUESTIONS WITH BE: USING WHERE
Where is the glass?
20. 20
Questions With Be: Using Where
2-3 QUESTIONS WITH BE: USING WHERE
Question Short Answer + Long Answer
BE + SUBJECT
(a) Is the glass on the table?
Yes, it is. The glass is on the table.
21. 21
Questions With Be: Using Where
2-3 QUESTIONS WITH BE: USING WHERE
Question Short Answer + Long Answer
BE + SUBJECT
(b) Are the glasses on the table?
Yes, they are.
The glasses are on the table.
22. 22
Questions With Be: Using Where
2-3 QUESTIONS WITH BE: USING WHERE
Question Short Answer + Long Answer
WHERE + BE + SUBJECT
(c) Where is the glass?
On the table.
The glass is on the table.
23. 23
2-3 QUESTIONS WITH BE: USING WHERE
Question Short Answer + Long Answer
WHERE + BE + SUBJECT
(d) Where are the glasses?
On the table. The glasses are on the table.
wher e be
Questions With Be: Using Where
24. 24
Long Answer
Tokyo is in
Japan.
2-3 Let’s Practice
Is Tokyo
in Japan?
Short Answer
Yes,
it is.
Let’s Practice
25. 25
The boy is in the pool.
Questions With Be: Using Where
Where
is the
boy? In the
pool. Long Answer
2-3 Let’s Practice
Short Answer
26. 26
Using Have and Has
2-4 USING HAVE AND HAS
I have a butterfly.
27. 27
Using Have and Has
SINGULAR PLURAL
(a) I have a book.
(b) You have a book.
(c) She has a book.
(d) He has a book.
(e) It has a red cover.
(f) We have books.
(g) You have books.
(h) They have books.
2-4 USING HAVE AND HAS
28. 28
Using Have and Has
2-4 USING HAVE AND HAS
I
you
we
they
+ has
she
he
it
+ have
29. 29
Let’s Practice
2-4 Let’s Practice
has have
James __h_a_s a new desk.
30. 30
Let’s Practice
2-4 Let’s Practice
has have
Dogs __h_a_v efour feet.
31. 31
Let’s Practice
2-4 Let’s Practice
has have
The girl __h_a_s a cold.
32. 32
has
You _____ have
a special
grammar book.
2-4 Let’s Practice
have
Let’s Practice
33. 33
Using My, Your, His, Her, Our, Their
2-5 USING MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, OUR, THEIR
My apple is red.
34. 34
Using My, Your, His, Her, Our, Their
SINGULAR
(a) I have an apple.
My apple is red.
(b) You have an apple.
Your apple is red.
SUBJECT
FORM
I
POSSESSIVE
FORM
my
you
your
2-5 USING MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, OUR, THEIR
35. 35
SINGULAR SUBJECT
(c) She has an apple.
Her apple is red.
(d) He has an apple.
His apple is red.
FORM
POSSESSIVE
FORM
her
he
his
2-5 USING MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, OUR, THEIR
she
Using My, Your, His, Her, Our, Their
36. 36
PLURAL SUBJECT
(e) We have apples.
Our apples are red.
(f) You have an apple.
Your apple is red.
FORM
POSSESSIVE
FORM
you
your
2-5 USING MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, OUR, THEIR
we
our
Using My, Your, His, Her, Our, Their
37. 37
Using My, Your, His, Her, Our, Their
PLURAL SUBJECT
(g) They have apples.
Their apples are red.
FORM
POSSESSIVE
FORM
2-5 USING MY, YOUR, HIS, HER, OUR, THEIR
they
their
possessive nouns
adjectives
38. 38
Let’s Practice
2-5 Let’s Practice
my your her his our their
Koji is wearing shoes.
H__is_ shoes are black.
39. 39
Ellada and Jena are
wearing jeans.
T_h_e_i_r jeans are blue.
Let’s Practice
2-5 Let’s Practice
my your her his our their
40. 40
Let’s Practice
2-5 Let’s Practice
my your her his our their
She is wearing boots.
H__e_r boots are old.
41. 41
Dirk is wearing a hat.
_H_is_ hat is blue.
Let’s Practice
2-5 Let’s Practice
my your her his our their
42. 42
Ben h_a_s_ a coat.
_H_is_ coat is brown.
Let’s Practice
2-5 Let’s Practice
His
have has
my your her his our their
43. 43
Let’s Practice
2-5 Let’s Practice
have has
my your her his our their
Steve and Tia ____
have
a car.
Their
____ car is old.
44. 44
Susan ____ has
a book.
____ Her book is very big.
Let’s Practice
2-5 Let’s Practice
have has
my your her his our their
45. 45
Let’s Practice
2-5 Let’s Practice
have has
my your her his our their
We _h_a_v_e_ a new
house.
_O_u_r_ house is small.
46. End of part one
Learn English With Les Pre-Intermediate
Lesson
47. Using Be and have part Two
Learn English With Les Pre-Intermediate
Lesson
48. 48
Using This And That
2-6 USING THIS AND THAT
That horse is tall.
49. 49
Using This And That
2-6 USING THIS AND THAT
(a) I have a pen in my
hand.
This pen is old.
this pe n = n ear me
(b) I see a pen on the floor.
That pen is new.
that pen = not near
me, far away
50. 50
2-6 USING THIS AND THAT
(c) This is my pen.
(d) That is your pen.
(e) That’s her book.
CONTRACTION: that is = that’s
(f) This is (“This’s”) her book.
speaking only
not writing
Using This And That
51. 51
2-6 Let’s Practice
this that
T_h_i_s is our car.
Let’s Practice
52. 52
Let’s Practice
2-6 Let’s Practice
this that
This is our car. _T_h_a_t is his car.
53. 53
2-6 Let’s Practice
this that
T_h_i_s is my dog.
Let’s Practice
54. 54
Let’s Practice
2-6 Let’s Practice
this that
This is my dog. T_h_a_t is his dog.
55. 55
Using These And Those
2-7 USING THESE AND THOSE
These are my shoes.
56. 56
SINGULAR PLURAL
(a) My shoes are next
to me.
These are my shoes. this these
(b) Your shoes are in
the kitchen.
Those are your shoes.
that those
2-7 USING THESE AND THOSE
SINGULAR PLURAL
Using These And Those
57. 57
2-7 Let’s Practice
this these
T_h_i_s cake is for Jill.
Let’s Practice
58. This
this these
___ zebra is near.
58
_____ zebras are
far away.
Those
2-7 Let’s Practice
that those
Let’s Practice
59. 59
Let’s Practice
2-7 Let’s Practice
this these that those
_T_he_s_e_ cats are young. T_h_a_t cat is old.
60. Let’s Practice
2-7 Let’s Practice
this these that those
T_h_o_s_e_ people are happy.
60
T_h_i_s man is sad.
is sad.
61. 61
Asking Questions With What And Who + Be
2-8 ASKING QUESTIONS WITH WHAT AND WHO + BE
What is this?
62. 62
Asking Questions With What And Who + Be
2-8 ASKING QUESTIONS WITH WHAT AND WHO + BE
(a) What is this (thing)?
It is a kitten.
63. 63
Asking Questions With What And Who + Be
2-8 ASKING QUESTIONS WITH WHAT AND WHO + BE
(a) What is this (thing)?
(b) Who is that (girl)?
That is Katerina.
64. 64
Asking Questions With What And Who + Be
2-8 ASKING QUESTIONS WITH WHAT AND WHO + BE
(a) What is this (thing)?
(b) Who is that (girl)?
(c) What are those (things)?
They’re carrots.
65. 65
Asking Questions With What And Who + Be
2-8 ASKING QUESTIONS WITH WHAT AND WHO + BE
(a) What is this (thing)?
(b) Who is that (girl)?
(c) What are those (things)?
(d) Who are they?
They’re my friends.
66. Asking Questions With What And Who + Be
2-8 ASKING QUESTIONS WITH WHAT AND WHO + BE
(c) What are those (things)?
(d) Who are they?
66
(a) What is this (thing)?
(b) Who is that (girl)?
What things Who people
airse spinlugrualla wr owrodrd
67. 67
Asking Questions With What And Who + Be
2-8 ASKING QUESTIONS WITH WHAT AND WHO + BE
(e) What’s this?
CONTRACTIONS
what is = what’s
(f) Who’s that girl?
who is = who’s
68. 68
2-8 Let’s Practice
what who
is are
_W__h_a_t __ is
her favorite sport?
She likes to play soccer.
Let’s Practice
69. 69
Let’s Practice
2-8 Let’s Practice
what who
is are
_W_h_o_ _a_re_ your friends?
Yuji and Fatima are my friends.
70. 70
Let’s Practice
2-8 Let’s Practice
what who
is are
_W_h_o_ _i_s_ that?
That is my English teacher.
71. 71
what who
is are
_____ ___ are
their names?
2-8 Let’s Practice
What
Carlos and Lee.
Let’s Practice
72. 72
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
Correct ? no
My math teacher are nice.
My math teacher is nice.
Review
73. 73
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
Correct?
no
She is n’t home.
Review
75. 75
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
Correct? no
This is she house.
This _________ is her
house.
Review
76. 76
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
Review
Correct? no
That car it is red. That car is red.
77. 77
am is are
+ not
(where needed)
is not
Paris ______ a country.
Paris ______ is
a city.
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
Review
78. 78
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
am is are
+ not
(where needed)
are
Ducks ______ birds, but
cows _a_re_ _n_o_t birds.
Review
79. 79
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
am is are
+ not
(where needed)
are not
are
Dogs _______ birds.
Dogs _______ animals.
Review
80. 80
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
am is are
+ not
(where needed)
am not
am
I _______ at home.
I ______ at school.
Review
81. 81
is am
Hello, my name ___ Marta. I ___ from
Chile. I am
___ twenty years old.
___ My mother ___ is
forty years old, and
___ my
sister and brother ___ are
the same
age. They ___ are
fifteen. _____ Their
names
___ are
Juanita and Esteban.
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW
Review
82. 82
Review: Am, Is, Or, Are
CHAPTER 2: REVIEW : AM, IS, OR ARE
My name ___ is Rolf. I ____ am
from
Germany. I ____ am
thirty years old.
Anna is ___ my wife. She ___ is
thirty years
old too. We _____ two daughters.
They ___ nine and six years old.
are
have