19.05.05. 화상영어 lesson 35

Give me an example of a question word please. What is a question word.

What are you doing? I'm answering a question.

Who is she? She's a student.

Which animal lives in Africa? Lion lives in Africa.

Where are you sitting? I'm sitting here.

When do you eat breakfast? I eat breakfast in the morning.

Whoes book is this? It's your book.

Give me a three examples of prepositions please. For example, in, on and under are prepositions.

a verb

an action

a noun

We use a verb for actions.

We use a noun for things or people.

What do we use verbs for? We use verbs for actions.

For example? Ride, eat are verbs.

What do we use nouns for? We use nouns for things or people.

For example? apple, teacher are nouns.

Is the word 'mean' a noun? No, the word 'mean' isn't a noun. But, it's a verb.

mean은 동사, 명사형은 meanness

Is the word 'knife' a verb? No, the word 'knife' isn't a verb. But, it's a noun.

an adjective

Give me three examples of adjectives please. Big, small and smart are adjectives.

Is the word 'fork' an adjective? No, the word 'fork' isn't an adjective. But, it's a noun.

Is the word 'say' an adjective? No, the word 'say' isn't an adjective. But, it's a verb.

Is the word 'easy' a verb? No, the word 'easy' isn't a verb. But, it's an adjective.

subject (~;~;주어)

object (~;~;목적어)

Kate is eating lunch. Which word is the subject? The subject is Kate.

Which word is the object? The object is lunch.

The teacher is reading a book. Which word is the subject? The subject is the teacher.

Which word is the object? The object is a book.

a pronoun (대명사)

We use a pronoun when we don't use a noun.

We have subject pronouns and object pronouns.

When do we use a pronoun? We use a pronoun when we don't use a noun.

For example? He is eating hamburgers

What are the subject pronouns? The subject pronouns are I, you, she, he, they, we, you(복수), it.

Do you like hotdogs with ketchup?

He likes brown bread.

What do we have between two lessons?

Coffee can be black or white.

He sings songs in French.

She doesn't prefer white bread rolls.

We usually eat popcorns at the cinema.

People under eighteen drink juice or water.

People don't eat little sushi in Japan, but they' eat a lot of sushi.

I have a lot of plates at home.

A hamburger doesn't smell foul, but it smell nice.

We don't eat soup with a knife and fork, but we eat soup with a spoon.

possessive

We use possessive adjectives before a noun.

We use possessive pronouns without a noun.

This bag is mine. 

What are the possessive adjectives? The possessive adjectives are my, your, his, her, their, our, you, its.

When do we use the possessive adjectives? We use the possessive adjectives before a noun.

Have you been England?