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    This document provides an introduction to using yes/no questions in English. It explains how to form affirmative sentences and corresponding yes/no questions to confirm information. Examples are given with different subjects like "he", "they", and objects. Learners are instructed not to use contractions in short affirmative answers. The document also provides example yes/no questions and answers for practice.

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    This document provides an introduction to using yes/no questions in English. It explains how to form affirmative sentences and corresponding yes/no questions to confirm information. Examples are given with different subjects like "he", "they", and objects. Learners are instructed not to use contractions in short affirmative answers. The document also provides example yes/no questions and answers for practice.

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    INTRODUCTION TO

    ENGLISH
    DAY 8
    CREA UNA CONVERSACIÓN JUNTO A TU COMPAÑERO.
    EN TU CONVERSACIÓN, USA LO SIGUIENTE:

     GREETINGS (Hello, Hi)


    SPEAKING
    EVALUATION 1
    Objective: To ask  INTRODUCTION (I’m _____./ My name is _____/Nice to
    meet you/ Nice to meet you too)
    and answer
    questions about  SPELLING
    personal
    information.
     PERSONAL INFORMATION (AGE, 2 FAVORITES)

      CLASSROOM OBJECTS (What’s ____?) - SPELLING


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    https://quizizz.com/join?gc=10502139
    https://quizizz.com/join?gc=37765115
    e r
    n g
    He is a singer. si
    45 years old
    Haw
    Is he a singer? aiia
    n
    RESPONSES

    (+) Yes,he is.


    (- ) No, he isn’t./No, he’s not.
    YES/NO QUESTIONS
    OBJECTIVE:
    To confirm information using yes/no questions. (QUESTIONS TO
    CONFIRM)
    *Ask the questions and have them look at both charts to spot the right way to answer.
    MORE
    EXAMPLES

    * Write the affirmative sentence and elicit the yes/no question and the possible answers. Make them notice the form.
    Also, encourage them to provide extra information. Next, …
    1. He / doctor 2. They/ students

    Affirmative sentence
    Subject  Be
    He is a doctor.

    Is he a doctor?
     Be Subject
    Yes-no question

    Yes, he is. No, he’s not.


    1. He / doctor 2. They/ students

    Affirmative sentence
    Subject  Be
    They are students.

    Are they students?


     Be Subject
    Yes-no question

    Yes, they are. No, they’re not.


    3. The boys / from Lima

    Affirmative sentence
    Subject  Be
    The boys are from Lima.

    Are the boys from Lima?


     Be Subject
    Yes-no question

    Yes, they are. No, they’re not.


    4. His nickname / Bob

    Affirmative sentence
    Subject  Be
    His nickname is Bob

    Is his nickname Bob?


     Be Subject
    Yes-no question

    Yes, it is. No, it’s not.


    *Explain the nickname is a thing so its corresponding subject pronoun is “it”.
    5. Jack and Linda / in room 105

    Affirmative sentence
    Subject  Be
    Jack and Linda are in room 105.

    Are Jack and Linda in room 105?


     Be Subject
    Yes-no question

    Yes, they are. No, they’re not.


    DON’T USE CONTRACTIONS WITH
    AFFIRMATIVE SHORT ANSWERS.

    A: Is she a teacher?
    B: Yes, she’s X

    Yes, she is.


    What do you have to do?

    We have to ______.

    Open your
    books
    PAGE 20
    Activity A
    look say
    What do you have to do?

    We have to ______.

    Open your
    books
    PAGE 20 write
    Activity B
    Are you a teacher?

    Is he a teacher?

    Is she a programmer?

    Is it an eraser?

    Are they at home?


    What do you have to do?

    We have to ______.

    Open your
    books
    PAGE 20 write
    Activity C
    He is an English teacher.

    They are students.

    Is he a student?

    Is he an English teacher?

    Are they students?


    What do you have to do?

    We have to ______.

    Open your
    books
    PAGE 21
    Activity E
    study
    What do you have to do?

    We have to ______.

    Open your
    books
    PAGE 21 circle
    Activity F
    What do you have to do?

    We have to ______.

    Open your
    books
    PAGE 21 write
    Activity G

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