GENERAL ENGLISH – BEGINNERS - LESSON 5 – IDENTIFYING PEOPLE
GENERAL
ENGLISH – BEGINNERS - LESSON 5 – IDENTIFYING PEOPLE
1.
She’s a pilot.
2. He’s a manager.
3. She’s a scientist.
4. He’s a cook.
5. She’s a writer.
6. He’s an engineer.
7. She’s a doctor.
8. He’s a photographer.
SINGULAR
AND PLURAL NOUNS
SINGULAR
- A pilot.
- A manager.
- A scientist.
- A cook.
- A writer.
- An engineer.
- A doctor.
- A photographer.
- An athlete.
PLURAL
- Two pilots.
- Three managers.
- Four Scientists.
- Two cooks.
- Five writers.
- Three engineers.
- Two doctors.
- Four photographers.
- Two athletes.
AFFIRMATIVE
STATEMENTS
- We are engineers.
- You are athletes.
- They are scientists.
CONTRACTIONS
- We’re engineers.
- You’re athletes.
- They’re scientists
NEGATIVE
STATEMENTS
- We are not writers.
- They are not teachers.
- You are not painters.
CONTRACTIONS
- We aren’t writers.
- We’re not writers.
- They aren’t teachers.
- They’re not teachers.
- You aren’t painters.
- You’re not painters.
BE –
YES NO QUESTIONS – SINGULAR
Are
you a scientist?
Is he
an architect?
Is Sam
a taxi driver?
SHORT
ANSWERS
Yes, I
am.
No I’m
not.
Yes,
he/she is.
No, he/she
isn’t.
Note –
Yes I am. J – NOT – Yes
I’m. L
Yes,
She is. J
- NOT – Yes, She’s. L
Yes,
we are. J - NOT – Yes We’re L
YES/NO
QUESTIONS- PLURAL
- Are you musicians?
- Are they manufactures?
- Are Bill and Jenny artists?
SHORT
ANSWERS
- Yes, we are.
- No, we’re not.
- Yes, they are.
- No, they aren’t.
CONVERSATION
MODAL
LUKE:
Excuse me. Are you Sara?
JENNY: No, I’m not, I’m Jenny. That’s Sara.
LUKE:
Where?
JENNY: She’s right over there.
LUKE:
Thank you.
JENNY:
You’re welcome.
JJJ
