English Alive!

Student’s Book 2

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English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Affirmative

I

Australian.from Australia.twelve years old.

You

HeSheIt

WeYouThey

’m

’re

’s’s

’s

’re

’re’re

Complete the table with the affirmative form of be.

Grammar be : affirmative

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Affirmative

I

Australian.from Australia.twelve years old.

You

HeSheIt

WeYouThey

’m

’re

’s’s

’s

’re

’re’re

Can you remember?

Grammar be : affirmative

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Negative

I

American.from the USA.ten years old.

You

He She It

We You They

’m not

aren’t

isn’tisn’t

isn’t

aren’t

aren’taren’t

Complete the table with the negative form of be.

Grammar be : negative

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Negative

I

American.from the USA.ten years old.

You

He She It

We You They

’m not

aren’t

isn’tisn’t

isn’t

aren’t

aren’taren’t

Complete the table with the negative form of be.

Grammar be : negative

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Affirmative

I / You a calculator.

He / She / It a TV at home.

We / You / They

an exam tomorrow.

have got

has got

have got

Complete the table with the affirmative form of have got.

Grammar have got : affirmative

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Affirmative

I / You a calculator.

He / She / It a TV at home.

We / You / They

an exam tomorrow.

have got

has got

have got

Can you remember?

Grammar have got : affirmative

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Negative

I / You a calculator.

He / She / It a TV at home.

We / You / They

an exam tomorrow.

haven’t got

hasn’t got

haven’t got

Complete the table with the negative form of have got.

Grammar have got : negative

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Negative

I / You a calculator.

He / She / It a TV at home.

We / You / They

an exam tomorrow.

haven’t got

hasn’t got

haven’t got

Can you remember?

Grammar have got : negative

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Subject pronoun

Possessive adjective

Iyouhesheit

weyouthey

myyour

hisherits

our

yourtheir

Complete the table with the possessive adjectives.

Grammar Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Subject pronoun

Possessive adjective

Iyouhesheit

weyouthey

myyour

hisherits

our

yourtheir

Can you remember?

Grammar Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

My mum’s favourite colour is red.

His parents’ names are Ted and Annie.

My English teacher’s birthday is tomorrow.

My cousins’ names are Becky and Nick.

’s

s’

’s

Complete the table with ’s or s’.

Grammar Possessive ’s

s’

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

My mum’s favourite colour is red.

His parents’ names are Ted and Annie.

My English teacher’s birthday is tomorrow.

My cousins’ names are Becky and Nick.

’s

s’

’s

Can you remember?

Grammar Possessive ’s

s’

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Questions

Am I

from Brazil?good at maths?

Are you

Is heIs sheIs it

Are weAre youAre they

AmAre

IsIs

Is

Are

AreAre

Complete the table with the question form of be.

Grammar be : questions

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Questions

Am I

from Brazil?good at maths?

Are you

Is heIs sheIs it

Are weAre youAre they

AmAre

IsIs

Is

Are

AreAre

Can you remember?

Grammar be : questions

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Questions

I / you got a calculator?

he / she / it got at home?

we / you / theygot an exam tomorrow?

Have got

Has got

Have got

Complete the table with the question form of have got.

Grammar have got : questions

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Questions

I / you got a calculator?

he / she / it got at home?

we / you / theygot an exam tomorrow?

Have got

Has got

Have got

Can you remember?

Grammar have got : questions

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Countable nouns (singular)

Countable nouns (plural)

Affirmative

There’s a museum.There are some museums.

Negative There isn’t a museum.

There aren’t any museums.

There’s a

Complete the sentences with there is / there are, some or any.

Grammar there is / there are : some and any

There are someThere isn’t a There aren’t any

English Alive! Student’s Book 2

Countable nouns (singular)

Countable nouns (plural)

Affirmative

There’s a museum.There are some museums.

Negative There isn’t a museum.

There aren’t any museums.

There’s a

Can you remember?

Grammar there is / there are : some and any

There are someThere isn’t a There aren’t any