Revision for the units 1-5

To be: am,is,are

To Be: am, is, are I am You We are They He She is It a student. students. a student. Negative Form I am not You We aren’t They (are not) He She isn’t It (is not) a student. students. a student. Positive Form Yes-No Question Form Am I you Are we they he Is she it a student? students? a student? I you Yes, we they he she it am. are. is. I you No, we they he she it am not. aren’t. (are not) isn’t. (is not) Answer

Sample Sentences 1)I am a police officer.(+) I am not a police officer.(-) Am I a police officer? Yes,you are. / No,you aren’t. 2)She is an engineer. (+) She isn’t an engineer. (-) Is she an engineer? Yes, she is./ No, she isn’t. 3)They are from Turkey. (+) They aren’t from Turkey.(-) Are they from Turkey? Yes, they are./ No, they aren’t. 4)You are Tony. (+) You aren’t Tony. (-) Are you Tony? Yes, I am. / No, I am not. 1)What are these? 2) Where are you? They are books. I am in Antalya. 3)How are your siblings? 4)What time is it? They are fine. It is ten to twelve. Wh- questions? Positive Sentences Negative Sentences Yes-No Questions

Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs. 1. My sister and I ___________(be) at the cinema. 2. My brother ___________(be) at the cinema. 3. My friend ___________(be / not) with us. 4. My friends ___________(be / not) from America. 5. Where _______________________________________(you / be) ? 6. Where ___________________(your sister / be) ? 7. Where _____________________(your sisters / be)? are is isn’t aren’t are you is your sister are your sisters

Simple Present

I You We They watch Tv. get up very early. get home at I you Yes, we they do. I you No, we they don’t. Yes-No Question Form I You We They watch Tv. get up very early. get home at don’t I you we they watch Tv? get up very early? get home at 6.30? Do Positive Sentences Negative Sentences Simple Present : I, You, We, They

He She It watches Tv. gets up very early. gets home at he Yes, she it does. he No, she is doesn’t. Yes-No Question Form He She It watch Tv. get up very early. get home at doesn’t he she it watch Tv? get up very early? get home at 6.30? Does Positive Sentences Negative Sentences Simple Present: He, She, It

Frequency Adverbs Always Usually Sometimes Seldom Often Rarely Never every morning every day every week every month every year every summer every ……... Do you usually get up late on Sundays? Does she sometimes go out on Sundays? I usually get up late on Sundays. I don’t usually get up late on Sundays. She sometimes goes out on Sundays. She doesn’t sometimes go out on Sundays.

Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs. 1. My sister and I ___________(go) to the cinema every weekend. 2. My sister ___________(go) to the cinema every weekend. 3. My friend ____________________(visit / not) us very often. 4. Terry _____________________(watch / not) Tv every night. 5. Where _______________________________________(you / live) ? 6. When __________________________________(your sister / leave) home? go goes doesn‘t visit doesn‘t watch do you live does your sister leave

Questions & Question Words

Yes-No Questions Are you married?Yes, I am.No, I am not. Is your brother married?Yes, he is.No, he isn’t. Am I in this class?Yes, you are.No, you aren’t. Is your teacher from Italy? Yes, he/she is.No, he/she isn’t. To Be Do / Does Do you live near here? Are your teachers from Italy?Yes, they are.No, they aren’t. Yes, I do.No, I don’t. Does your sister live near here?Yes, she does.No, she doesn’t. Do the children go to school?Yes, they do.No, they don’t. Does Terry swim well?Yes, he does.No, he doesn’t.

Match the questions with the answers. a. Are the children at school? b. Is her brother at home? c.Am I wrong? d. Are you from England? 1.Yes, you are. 2.No, he isn’t 3.No, I am not. 4.Yes, they are.

Wh- Questions What, Where, When, What time, Who, How, How many, How much,… I usually wake up at six. What time do you wake up She lives in the USA. Where does she live? The children go to school by bus. How do the children go to school? I am in class. Where are you? My friend is from Germany. Where is your friend from? The boy is 20 years old. How old is the boy? To be: Do/Does My brother never plays tennis. How often does your brother play tennis?

Match the questions with the answers. a. What time do you wake up? b. Where does your brother live? c.How does he go to school? d. What do you do On Sundays? 1.Usually by train. 2.In California. 3.I always relax. 4.At about six.

V+ing

Like + don’t like + doesn’t like + go V+ing don’t go doesn’t go She likes swimming. She doesn’t like swimming. Does she like swimming? We like playing tennis. We don’t like playing tennis. Do you like playing tennis? My sister goes shopping every Saturday. My sister doesn’t go shopping every Saturday? Does your sister go shopping every Saturday?

Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verbs. 1. My sister and I like ___________(go) to the cinema every weekend. 2. My sister doesn’t like ___________(go) to the cinema every weekend. 3. My friend sometimes goes___________(shop) with me. 4. Tony doesn’t go___________(dance) every night. 5. Do you like __________(play) tennis? 6. When does he go___________(run) ? going shopping dancing playing running

Pronouns

Subjec Pronouns & Possessive Adjectives I You We They He She It My Your Our Their His Her Its +Verb+Noun I am from Sydney. She is an accountant. It is My dog is black. Her sister is from Australia. Its name is Jerry. Possessive - ‘s - Mybrother’s name is Tony. My brothers’ names are Tony and Tim.

Circle the correct alternatives My / I teacher is from İstanbul. This is his / he car. Where is he / his ? What does she / her brother do? How often do they / their play basketball?

Underline the correct alternatives My sisters’ sister’ssister name is Gülşen. This is AhmetAhmet’sAhmets’car. Where are the children’sthe childrenthe childrens’books ? What is the book the books’the book’s name? What are the book the books’the book’s name?

Fill in the gaps with the correct pronouns. 1.Ayşe and Aslı are from Yozgat. __________ are 20 years old. 2. Ayşe and Aslı are _________ friends. I love them very much. 3. Where is my book? ___________ is on the sofa. 4. Tony is 19 years old. __________ lives in New York. 5. Why do__________sleep here? Because I love this room. 6. Where is Aslı from?__________ is from Adana. 7. Where are Ahmet and Mehmet from? __________ are from Adana. 8. Who are _________? They are my cousins. What are ________names? ___________names are Ahmet and Mehmet. They my It He you She They theytheir Their

There is / There are

Positive There is a Tv.There isn’t a Tv. Negative Question Is there a Tv? Answer Yes, there is. No, there isnt. There are some Tvs.There aren’t any Tvs.Are there any Tvs?Yes, there are. No, there arent. How many bedrooms are there?There is just one bedroom. There are three bedrooms.

Fill in the gaps with there is / there are forms. 1. __________________ a living room. 2. __________________ two kitchens. 3. How many bathrooms _____________________? _______________three bathrooms. 4. ________________ a dish washer?No, _____________ 5. ________________any bookshelves in the study? Yes, ________________. 6. ________________a dining room? Yes, ________________ one dining room. There is There are are there There are Is therethere isn’t Are therethere are Is therethere is

How many

How many + plural nouns + question How many bedrooms are there? How many toilets are there? How many cars do you have? How many books does she have? There are three bedrooms. There are two toilets. I have two cars. She has a lot of books. The children have three teachers. There are six books on the shelf. She has eight friends in the class. How many teachers do the children have? How many books are there on the shelf? How many friends does she have in the class?

a/an – some- any

a/an => +,-,? There is a big window. There isn’t a big window. Is there a big window? She has a dictionary. She doesn’t have a dictionary. Does she have a dictionary?

some => + There are some photos. There are some books. I have some keys. She has some homework. She needs some help. They have some money. Plural countable nouns Singular uncountable nouns

any => -, ? There aren’t any photos. Are there any any books? I don’t have any keys. She doesn’t have any homework. Does she need any help? They don’t have any money. Plural countable nouns Singular uncountable nouns

Fill in the gaps with a, an, some, any There is _______ book on the desk. There isn’t _______book on the shelf. Are there ________books on the shelf? There aren’t ________books on the shelf. There are _________books on the shelf. Is there __________book on the shelf? a a any some a

Fill in the gaps with a, an, some, any Do you have _______ questions? I don’t have _______problems. Do you see ________keys on the shelf? She doesn’t have ________homework today. He has _________questions. Is there __________ test today? any some a

Can / Can’t I You We They He She ıt can can’t play the piano. ride a bicycle. speak a foreign language. Can play the piano. ride a bicycle. speak a foreign language. I you we they he she it I you we Yes, they can. he she it I you we No, they can’t. he she it

Could / Couldn’t I You We They He She ıt could couldn’t play the piano. ride a bicycle. speak a foreign language. Could play the piano. ride a bicycle. speak a foreign language. I you we they he she it I you we Yes, they could. he she it I you we No, they couldn’t. he she it

Rewrite the sentences in negative and question forms. I can play tennis. I can’t play tennis. Can you play tennis? Yes, I can. / No I can’t. She can dance. She can’t dance. Can she dance? Yes, she can. / No she can’t. The boy can play the violin. The boy can’t play the violin. Can the boy play the violin? Yes, he can. / No he can’t.

Rewrite the sentences in negative and question forms. I could play tennis when I was a child. I couldn’t play tennis when I was a child Could you play tennis when you were a child? Yes, I could. / No I couldn’t. She could dance in She couldn’t dance in Could she dance in 2003? Yes, she could. / No she couldn’t. The boy could play the violin when he was a child. Could the boy play the violin when he was a child? Yes, he could. / No he couldn’t. The boy couldn’t play the violin when he was a child.

Present Vs Past

Present FormPast Form I am You We are They He She is It TO BE I was You We were They He She was It

I am a student. I was a student in Simple Present Simple Past You We are in Ankara. They He She is at home. It You We were in Ankara last year. They He She was at home yesterday. It

I am not a student. I wasn’t a student in Simple Present Simple Past You We aren’t in Ankara. They He She isn’t at home. It You We weren’t in Ankara last year. They He She wasn’t at home yesterday. It

Am I a student? Was I a student in 2000? Simple Present Simple Past you Are we in Ankara? they he Is she at home? it you Were we in Ankara last year? they he Was she at home yesterday? it

Yes, I am (a student). Yes, I was a student in 2000? Simple Present Simple Past you Yes, we are in Ankara. they he Yes,she is at home. it you Yes,we were in Ankara last year. they he Yes, she was at home yesterday. it

Exercisec 1) I __________ happy today. 2) They __________ unfriendly. 3) Sally and Sarah __________ at the cinema last week. am are were

4) Terry __________ my best friend when I was a child. 5) My grandmother __________ an actress. was is 6) Chen __________ a cartoon character. is Exercise

7) They __________ here last summer. 8) There __________ many people here yesterday morning. 9) Tony ______ in the class yesterday, but he _____ absent today. 10) There______ a new film tonight. were was is

Exercise 1) I am 24 years old. __________________________________(-) 2) She was on Tv last night. __________________________________(-) 3) They were in LA in __________________________________(-) I am not 24 years old She wasn’t on Tv last night. They weren’t in LA in 2009.

Exercise 4) We were at the cinema yesterday. __________________________________(-) 5) It was an old car. __________________________________(-) 6) The room was in a mess yesterday. ______________________________________(-) We weren’t at the cinema. It wasn’t an old car. The room wasn’t in a mess. yesterday

Exercise 7) You were late for the class yesterday afternoon.. ________________________________________? 8) They were at a party last night. ______________________________________ ? 9) Her grandchildren were unhappy yesterday. ________________________________________? Were you late for the class yesterday afternoon Were they at a party last night Were her grandchildren unhappy yesterday

Exercise 10) It was their dictionary ________________________________________? 11) The movie was excellent. ______________________________________ ? 12) The place was very crowded. _______________________________________? Was it their dictionary Was the movie excellent Was the place very crowded

Fill in the gaps with ‘am,is,are, was, were, can, could’ 1. _______it sunny today?Yes, it ________ 2. _______it sunny yesterday? No, it ________ 3. _______you speak any foreign languagesNo, I ________ 4. _______ she play the violin when she was ten?Yes, he ________ 5. When _________you born?In When _________she born?In How old _________you?I _______ How old _________your friend?He _______ How old _________you in 2004?I _______ What __________you do when you were six years old? I __________swim. 11. How old _________you when you could play cello?I _______ just 8. Isis Waswasn‘t Can Could can‘t could were was are am is were could were was