WH Questions.. to practise!

Read and circle

a)How/Why are you?

b)Where/When are you from?

c)When/Why are you here?

d)How/When old are you?

Determiners - to complete..

Complete this true story. Put in a, an or the.

___man walked into a bank in America and handed ___ note to one of the cashiers, ___ young

woman. ___ woman read ___ note, which told her to give him ___ man some money. Afraid that he

might have a gun, she followed the instructions. ___ man then walked out of ___ building, leaving

___ note behind. However, it was no a successful crime.

I´m leaving you some exercises for you to practise, Good luck!

Read and fill in the verb to be - (am, is, are, isn't or aren't).

a)Lucy, meet my parents. They _____ called Peter and Linda.

b)I _____ eleven years old.

How old _____ you?

c)Judy´s dog _____ called James.

d)”_____ you a student?”

“Yes, I _____”

e)Andy _____ and engineer.

Question Words

*Who
-Who is that man? He is my father.

*What
-What is this? It is a pencil

*Where
-Where is the cinema? It is next to my house.

*When
-When is your birthday? It is in September.

*Whose
-Whose is this book? It is Mary´s.

*Why
-Why are you sad? Because I have a headache.

*How
-How are you? I´m fine, thanks.

Demonstrative Adjectives

This, that, these, and those are often called demonstratives or demonstrative adjectives.

-This and these are used to talk about people or things that you are very obvious in the situation that you are in.

*I like this college.
*I´m going to walk up these steps towards you.

This - singular
these - plural

You use that and those when you are talking about things or people that you can see but are not close to you.

*How much is it for that big box?
*Can you move those books over there?

that - sing.
those - Pl.

Determiners - Articles

a - you use a when the following word begins with a consonant sound.

*...a piece, ...a good teacher, ...a language class.

an - you use an when the following word begins with a vowel sound.

*...an apple, ...an example, ...an early train.

the - goes with singular countable nouns, singular uncountable nouns, and plural nouns.

(when something is referred to for a second time)

* Have you read the books I brought to you last month?
* Did you put the water in the fridge?

Verb `to be´

I - AM

He -
She - IS
It -

You -
They - ARE
We -

Examples:
*She is driving a red car.
*They are always complaining.
*I am 26 years old.