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Unit 2.

Mobirise

be

long and short forms
affirmative, negative, questions

Mobirise

Possessive adjectives

my, your, his, her, its, our, their

Mobirise

be

yes / no questions, short answers wh- questions

Mobirise

Games

Practice with Kahoot!, Quizzez, Blooket and LearningApps

1. "be" – Long and Short Forms (Affirmative, Negative, Questions)

The verb "be" means "to be" or "to exist". We use it to talk about who we are, what something is, or where something is.

✅ Affirmative


Example sentences: 

- I am 11 years old. = I'm 11 years old.
- You are funny. = You're funny.
- She is my friend. = She's my friend.
- We are from Hungary. = We're from Hungary.
- They are in the park. = They're in the park.

❌ Negative

To make a negative sentence, we add "not" to the verb.


Example sentences:
- I am not tired. = I'm not tired.
- You are not late. = You aren't late
- It is not a cat. = It isn't a cat.
- We are not hungry. = We aren't hungry.
- They are not in the classroom. = They aren't in the classroom.

❓ Questions and short answers

To ask a question, we start the sentence with the verb: Am, Is, Are.

      Questions                                    Short answers

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2. Possessive Adjectives 

- Possessive adjectives show who owns something or who something belongs to.
- They always come before a noun.

✅ List of Possessive Adjectives



💡 Tipps:

- Never use an apostrophe! ❌ her’s → ✅ her
- "Its" means something belongs to a thing or animal.
- "His" is for boys; "her" is for girls.

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3. “Be” – Yes/No and Wh- Questions

We use the verb “be” (am, is, are) to ask simple questions, like:
– Are you happy?
– Where is he from?

✅ Yes / No Questions

- These questions can be answered with “yes” or “no.”
- We change the word order: verb “be” + subject


💡 Use "am" with “I”, "is" with "he/she/it", and with "you/we/they".

✅ Wh- Questions

- We use Wh- question words to ask for more information.
- Structure: Wh- word + be + subject + ...?
(For example: Where is she from?)


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4. Games

Possessive adjectives: LearningApps
Question words: Kahoot!