Grammar 1 - Possessive Adjectives, Plurals, Verb Be Flashcards
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
Angela, please turn off _____ mobile phone.
Angela, please turn off your mobile phone.
Hint:
You (are Italian.) -> (This is) your (classroom.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
The students are from Italy. Their_____ names are Susanna and Tito.
The students are from Italy. Their names are Susanna and Tito.
Hint:
They (are new students.) -> Their (names are David and Emma.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
London is famous for it’s_____ red buses.
London is famous for its red buses.
Hint:
It (is a school.) -> Its (name is Queen’s School.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
She’s French, but _____ mother is English.
She’s French, but her mother is English.
Hint:
She (is your teacher.) -> Her (name is Tina.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
We’re in Class 3. _____ teacher is Bob.
We’re in Class 3. Our teacher is Bob.
Hint:
We (are in an international school.) -> Our (students are from many different countries.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
_____ name is Ian. He’s from Scotland.
His name is Ian. He’s from Scotland.
Hint:
He (is the director.) -> His (name is Michael.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
I’m Mike. _____ family are from Dublin.
I’m Mike. My family are from Dublin.
Hint:
I (am Indian.) -> My (family are from Agra.)
What is the correct word order?
his what’s name ?
What’s his name?
What is the correct word order?
German mother is her ?
Is her mother German?
What is the correct word order?
from your are where parents ?
Where are your parents from?
What is the correct word order?
surname Zablowski is your ?
Is your surname Zablowski?
What is the correct word order?
spell do how your name ?
How do you spell your name?
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
_______ name is Susanna.
Her name is Susanna.
Hint:
She (is your teacher.) -> Her (name is Tina.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
______ name is John.
His name is John.
Hint:
He (is the director.) -> His (name is Michael.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
It’s an Italian restaurant. ______ name is Luigi’s.
It’s an Italian restaurant. Its name is Luigi’s.
Hint:
It (is a school.) -> Its (name is Queen’s School.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
A: What’s _____ phone number?
B: My mobile number?
A: What’s your phone number?
B: My mobile number?
Hint:
You (are Italian.) -> (This is) your (classroom.)
Complete the sentence with a possessive adjective.
They’re Mexican. _____ surname’s Gómez.
They’re Mexican. Their surname’s Gómez.
Hint:
They (are new students.) -> Their (names are David and Emma.)
Order the words to make questions.
A: first her What’s name ?
B: Maria.
A: What’s her first name?
B: Maria.
Complete the sentence with “am,” “is,” or “are.”
I ______ Hungarian.
I am Hungarian.
or
I’m Hungarian.
Complete the sentence with “am,” “is,” or “are.”
My surname _____ López.
My surname is López.
Complete the sentence with “am,” “is,” or “are.”
We _____ from Madrid.
We are from Madrid.
or
We’re from Madrid.
Complete the sentence with “am,” “is,” or “are.”
I _____ Anna.
I am Anna.
or
I’m Anna.
Complete the sentence with “am,” “is,” or “are.”
Antonio and Juan _____ in room 7.
Antonio and Juan are in room 7.
Complete the sentence with “am,” “is,” or “are.”
The teacher ______ English.
The teacher is English.
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ file
a file
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ bag
a bag
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ country
a country
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ identity card
an identity card
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ watch
a watch
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ e-mail
an e-mail
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ sandwich
a sandwich
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ key
a key
Complete with “a” or “an.”
_____ umbrella
an umbrella
Complete the dialogue with “this,” “these,” “that,” or “those.”
Teacher: What’s _____, Tim?
Tim: It’s a mobile.
Teacher: And what are _____, Tim?
Tim: They’re magazines.
Teacher: Give them to me.
Teacher: What’s this, Tim?
Tim: It’s a mobile.
Teacher: And what are these, Tim?
Tim: They’re magazines.
Teacher: Give them to me.
Complete the dialogue with “this,” “these,” “that,” or “those.”
Man: What’s _____?
Woman: It’s a cat.
Man: Who are _____ boys?
Woman: They’re your students. Put your glasses on!
Man: What’s that?
Woman: It’s a cat.
Man: Who are those boys?
Woman: They’re your students. Put your glasses on!
Complete the sentences.
A: _____ I in room 13?
B: Yes, ______.
A: Am I in room 13?
B: Yes, I am.
Complete the sentences.
A: _____ it German?
B: No, ______.
A: Is it German?
B: No, it isn’t.
Complete the sentences.
A: _____ they from Italy?
B: No, _____.
A: Are they from Italy?
B: No, they aren’t.
Complete the sentences.
A: _____ we in Class 2?
B: No, ______.
A: Are we in Class 2?
B: No, we aren’t.
Complete the sentences.
A: _____ she Chinese?
B: Yes, ______.
A: Is she Chinese?
B: Yes, she is.
Complete the sentences.
A: _____ you Irish?
B: No, _______.
A: Are you Irish?
B: No, I’m not.
Complete the sentences.
A: _____ he from Scotland?
B: No, _______.
A: Is he from Scotland?
B: No, he isn’t.
