This document provides class notes and summaries for a level 1 language class. It includes sections on describing people using possessive adjectives like "her" and "his", asking questions about people's occupations using verbs like "do" and "be", tables reviewing the verb "to be" including questions and contractions, lists of nationalities and common jobs. The document aims to teach basic grammar and vocabulary for talking about people.
This document provides class notes and summaries for a level 1 language class. It includes sections on describing people using possessive adjectives like "her" and "his", asking questions about people's occupations using verbs like "do" and "be", tables reviewing the verb "to be" including questions and contractions, lists of nationalities and common jobs. The document aims to teach basic grammar and vocabulary for talking about people.
This document provides class notes and summaries for a level 1 language class. It includes sections on describing people using possessive adjectives like "her" and "his", asking questions about people's occupations using verbs like "do" and "be", tables reviewing the verb "to be" including questions and contractions, lists of nationalities and common jobs. The document aims to teach basic grammar and vocabulary for talking about people.
This document provides class notes and summaries for a level 1 language class. It includes sections on describing people using possessive adjectives like "her" and "his", asking questions about people's occupations using verbs like "do" and "be", tables reviewing the verb "to be" including questions and contractions, lists of nationalities and common jobs. The document aims to teach basic grammar and vocabulary for talking about people.
I’m a waiter. I work in an Italian restaurant. He’s a lawyer. He advises people about the law.
Are you from Italy ? Is he a good lawyer?
No, I’m not. I’m Spanish. Yes, he is. He’s great.
¿Qué haces? / Soy mesero. Trabajo en un restaurante ¿Qué hace? / El es abogado. Él asesora a las personas con italiano. / ¿Eres de Italia? / No, no lo soy. Soy español. respecto a la ley. / ¿Es buen abogado? / Sí, sí lo es. Es excelente. Class Notes / Level 1, Unit 2 / Key Tables
To Be LANGUAGE BUILDER Verbo To Be Full form Contraction Full form Contraction
I am a teacher. I’m a teacher. She is a teacher. She’s a teacher.
You are a teacher. You’re a teacher. We are teachers. We’re teachers.
He is a teacher. He’s a teacher. They are teachers. They’re teachers.
Questions with To Be LANGUAGE BUILDER Preguntas con Verbo To Be Am I a doctor? Yes, I am. No, I’m not.
Are you Lauren? Yes, you are. No, you aren’t.
Is she Italian? Yes, she is. No, she isn’t.
Is he German? Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.
Are we Australian? Yes, we are. No, we aren’t.
Are they Spanish? Yes, they are. No, they aren’t.
Nationalities VOCABULARY BUILDER Nacionalidades Country Nationality País Nacionalidad
He’s from Canada / Germany / Russia / Australia / He’s Canadian / German / Russian / Australian / America / Italy / Egypt / Mexico. American / Italian / Egyptian / Mexican.
She’s from Britian / Spain. She’s British / Spanish.
