Grammar Review 01 - Basic
Hi! Here is the first video of a new series that will be published as a review of grammar according to units of our English course. We're going to have the levels; basic, pre-intermediate, intermediate, and upper-intermediate.
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Verb to be - Positive
Examples
They're Italian.
I'm from Oxford.
He's twenty years old.
It's expensive.
We're students.
She's married.
You're nice.
Verb to be - Negative
Examples
They aren't from Oxford.
I'm not Spanish.
He isn't twenty-five years old.
It isn't sunny.
We aren't young.
She isn't a student.
You aren't French.
Verb to be - Yes / No Questions
Examples
Is it sunny? No, it isn't.
Are you from Madrid? Yes, I am.
Are they students? No, they aren't.
Is he Spanish? Yes, he is.
Are you cold? Yes, we are.
Verb to be - Information Questions
Examples
What's his address?
Where's the party on Saturday?
Where are your parents from?
How old is Freddy?
Possessive adjectives
I'm Susan. This is my family.
That's Alex. And that's his wife, Sonia.
Theo and Max are students. Their school is in London.
We are British. Our dad is from Manchester.
Is this your bag, Alicia? - Yes, it is!
That's a nice dog! What's its name?
She's Italian. Her home is in Milan.
Possessive nouns
my wife's name = her name = the name of my wife
Andy's dictionary = his dictionary
*With plural nouns that end in -s, put the apostrophe after the -s
my parents' house = their house
Examples
Annalisa's blog is in English.
Rosie's brothers' names are Rick and Edward.
My dad's name is John.
Our friends' homes are near here.
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