nationalities - verb to be - we/you/they

1. We’re Canadian
File 2A
Basic 1

2. Objectives for today
Today we will …
• review from last class.
• learn vocabulary about nationalities.
• use verb TO BE with we, you, and
they.

3. Spelling lotto
• A group
activity.
• The object of
the game is
for students
to cover all
the pictures
in their lotto
boards with
matching
word cards.

4. NATIONALITIES
vocabulary

5. Where is she from?

6. Where is he from?

7. Countries & Nationalities

8. Countries
&
Nationalities

9. I am FROM Chile.
I am CHILEAN.
Remember
I am FROM Chile.
To be + from + Country
I am CHILEAN.
To be + Nationality
Where are
you from?

10. Listen:
number the
pictures

11. Read:
mark the
sentences.

12. GRAMMAR
Verb to be:
We – you – they

13. Verb be
are

14. Keep in mind…

15. 2A present tense verb be: we, you, they; negatives
be plural +
?  
be plural ? and short answers
We’re American. We’re = We are we and you = men and women
You’re Japanese. You’re = You are you singular/plural are the same
They’re Brazilian. They’re = They are they = men, women, and things
Are we late? Yes, you are. No, you aren’t. aren’t = are not
Are you from Thailand? Yes, we are. No, we aren’t.
Are they Mexican? Yes, they are. No, they aren’t.

16. I’m American.
2A present tense verb be: we, you, they; negatives
be negative all persons
+ –
You’re late.
He’s Brazilian.
We’re on vacation.
She’s from Taiwan.
It’s good.
You’re in room ten.
They’re from Tokyo.
I’m not American.
You aren’t late.
He isn’t Brazilian.
They aren’t from Tokyo.
You aren’t in room ten.
We aren’t on vacation.
It isn’t good.
She isn’t from Taiwan.

17. Verb to be
affirmative
• I am
• you are • we
• you
• they
 he
 she
 it

18. Verb to be
negative
• I am not
• you aren’t
• we
• you
• they
 he
 she
 it
n’t
n’t

19. Verb to be
questions
• Am I ?
• Are you ?
we ?
• you ?
they ?
he ?
 she ?
it ?

20. Let’s exercise!

21. Let’s exercise!

22. Let’s exercise!

23. S
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24. What did you learn today?
• review from last class.
• learn vocabulary about nationalities.
• use verb TO BE with we, you, and
they.