Primary Longman Elect 2A Chapter 3 Is / Are …? Let’s Too

Are you …? Are you hungry? Yes, I am.

Are you …? Are you thirsty? No, I am not. I’m fine.

Are you …? When we want to ask how someone is feeling, we can say: Are you thirsty? Are you hungry? Are you tired? Are you bored?

Are you …? We can answer these questions in two ways. Yes, I am. No, I am not. I’m fine. Are you thirsty?

too I’m hungry. I’m hungry too.

too I’m tired. I’m tired too.

too We use too to talk about similar feelings. e.g. I’m hungry. I’m hungry too. I’m thirsty. I’m thirsty too.

Let’s … I’m hungry. I’m hungry too.

Let’s … Let’s eat some sandwiches.

Let’s We use Let’s to say an idea about an activity we can do. e.g. We use basic form of a verb after Let’s. e.g. Let’s have / eat / drink … I’m hungry. I’m hungry too. Let’s eat some sandwiches.

Key structure Are you hungry? Yes, I am. No, I’m not. I’m fine I’m = I am I’m hungry. I’m hungry too. Let’s eat some biscuits. Let’s = Let us

Is he / she …? Is she tired? Yes, she is.

Is he / she …? Is he bored? Yes, he is.

Is he / she …? Is he tired? No, he isn’t.

Is he / she …? Is she bored? No, she isn’t.

Is he / she …? When we want to ask how a third person is feeling, we use ‘Is he …? ’ or ‘Is she …? ’ e.g. Is she tired? 1st person Yes, she is. 3rd person 2nd person

Key structure Yes, he she is. Is he Is she tired? No, he she isn’t.

Practice Choose the correct answer. Are you I am I’m not Let’s _______ hungry? Are you Yes, I am. _______ eat some cakes. Let’s

Practice Choose the correct answer. I am I’m not Let’s Are you bored? No, ________. I’m fine. I’m not

Practice Choose the correct answer. two to too I’m tired.

Practice Choose the correct answer. she is she isn’t I’m not Is she tired? No, ________. she isn’t

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