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    The document provides information about grammar topics including possessives and occupations. It discusses the possessive adjectives and pronouns for different pronouns such as I, you, he, she, it, we, they. Examples are provided to demonstrate the use of possessives. The document also introduces vocabulary related to occupations and discusses how to form questions using "do" and "does" about occupations. Sample questions are given such as "Do you work?" and "Does your father work?".

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    Friday, March 15th

    Review of grammar

    SUBJECT POSSESSIVES
    I My
    You Your
    He His
    She Her
    It Its
    We Our
    You Your
    They Their

    A: Where are you from?


    B: I’m from Huánuco. My country is Perú.
    A: Tell me about your favorite celebrity.
    B: I like Shakira very much. She’s from
    Colombia, her favorite song is «Pies
    descalzo»
    A. Complete the sentences below.

    1. Maria is a teacher. _______ last name is Perez.


    2. My name is Juan. ______ am from Trujillo.
    3. Jose and Raul are brothers. ________ parents are
    Rosa and Frank.
    4. My sisters are tall. ________ are in the USA now.
    5. My mom and I are friends. _________ like watching
    TV together.
    6. Rosa and I are relatives. ________ uncles are Jose
    and Javier.
    7. My teacher is in the bathroom. His class is nice.
    ____ is my favorite teacher.
    Wednesday, March 27th

    Talking about
    personal objects

    POSSESSIVES
    PRONOUNS
    ADJECTIVES
    My Mine
    Your Yours
    His His
    Her Hers
    Its -
    Our Ours
    Your Yours
    Their Theirs

    Use the possessive adjective before a NOUN


    - This is my book
    - This is your pen.
    Use the possessive pronoun after a VERB.
    - This book is mine.
    - This pen is yours.
    EXERCISES:
    1. She´s not (my / mine) mother.
    2. That CD is (your / yours).
    3. Pink is (her / hers) favorite color.
    4. (His / hers) car is not fast.
    5. Maria has a friend, (her / hers) name is Susan.
    Friday, March 29th

    occupations

    VOCABULARY
    1. Sell
    2. Build houses
    3. Cook
    4. Care for
    5. Write stories
    6. Fix cars
    7. Take people on tours
    8. Teach math
    9. Interview people
    10. Start
    11. Do
    12. Go
    13. Have
    14. work
    1. Sells
    2. Builds houses
    3. Cooks
    4. Cares for
    5. Writes stories
    6. Fixes cars
    He 7. Takes people on tours
    She 8. Teaches math
    It 9. Interviews people
    10. Starts
    https://teachermartinezrd.blogspot.com/p/descargas.ht
    11. Does
    ml
    12. Goes
    https://www.pdfdrive.com/interchange-4th-edition-
    13. Has
    level-1-student-book-d34474675.html
    14. works
    EXAMPLES
    1. My father is a nurse. He cares for patients.
    2. I’m a chef. I cook fish.
    3. My brother is a teacher. He teaches English.
    Monday, April 1st

    Talking about
    occupations

    DO DOES

    Interrogatives and negatives

    ¿ _______________________?
    Do ______________________?
    I, you, we, you, they
    Does ____________________?
    He, she, it

    A: Do you work?
    B: Yes, I do.
    C: No, I don’t.

    A: Does she cook fish?


    B: Yes, she does.
    C: No, she doesn’t.
    Wednesday, April 3rd

    Asking about
    occupations
    DO DOES
    NOTE: “Do and Does” not always start the questions. They come after WH: words.

    EXAMPLES:
    What
    When DO ________________
    Where
    Why
    How
    DOES ?
    ELABORATING QUESTIONS

    1. Do you work? 1. Does your father work?


    2. Where do you work? 2. Where does he work?
    3. Why do you work? 3. Why does he work?
    4. What do you do? 4. What does he do?
    A: Which hats do you like?
    B: I like the red ones.

    A: I want some hats.


    B: Which ones?
    A: I want the red ones.
    A

    D II

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