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What is this? This is a window.

What is that? That's a door.

Is this a mobile phone? Yes, this is a mobile phone.

Is that my book? No, it isn't your book. But, it's my book.

Is that a poster? Yes, that's a poster.

Is that poster small? No, that poster isn't small. But, it's large.

What is the plural of a poster? The plural of a poster is posters.

What is the plural of a key? The plural of a key is keys.

What is the singular of tables? The singular of tables is a table.

What is the singular of sofas? The singular of sofas is a sofa.

Are we from Korea? Yes, we're from Korea.

Are you students? Yes, we're students.

Are they students? Yes, they're students.

Are they books? Yes, they're books.

Are you from Spain? No, I'm not from Spain. But, I'm from Korea.

Are they teachers? No, they aren't teachers. But, they're students.

Are you teachers? No, we aren't teachers. But, we're students.

Are they tables? No, they aren't tables. But, they're chairs.

Are they boxes? No, they aren't boxes. But, they're pictures.

Are they absent? No, they aren't absent. But, they're present.

Is this our class room? Yes, this is our class room.

Are your books English? Yes, our books are English.

Are they their books? Yes, they're their books.

Is this their class room? No, this isn't their class room. But, it's our class room.

What is the plural of a man? The plural of a man is men.

What is the plural of a woman? The plural of a woman is women.

What is the plural of this? The plural of this is these.

Are these books English? Yes, these books are English.

What is the plural of that? The plural of that is those.

Are those students from the USA? No, those students aren't from the USA. But, they're from Spain.

Are these boxes large? No, these boxes aren't large. But, they're small.

Are those books German? No, those books aren't German. But, they're English.

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a corridor

class room

Are you in the class room? Yes, I'm in the class room? 

Are we in the corridor? No, we aren't in the corridor. But, we're in the class room.

Is the table in the class room? Yes, the table is in the class room.

Is the Thomas in the corridor? No, Thomas isn't in the corridor. But, he's in the class room.

Is the sofa in the class room? No, the sofa isn't in the class room. But, it's in the living room.

beside

under

Where is the pen? The pen is on the desk.

Where is the pen? The pen is under the book.

Where is the picture? The picture is beside the window.

Is the book on the desk? Yes, the book is on the desk.

Is the picture on the floor? No, the picture isn't on the floor. But, it's on the wall.

Is this pen under the book? No, this pen isn't under the book. But, it's in the book.

Is the lamp under the desk? No, the lamp isn't under the desk. But, it's on the desk.

Is the pencil beside ballpoint pen? Yes, the pencil is beside the ballpoint pen.

in front of

behind

Is the table in front of the chair? Yes, the table is in front of the chair.

Is the sofa in front of the table? No, the sofa isn't in front of the table. But, it's beside the table.

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Is the light in the living room? Yes, the light is in the living room.

Where is the window? The window is in the living room.

What is this? It's a wall.

Is this a chair? Yes, it's a chair.

Where is the sofa? The sofa is in the living room.

Where is the table? The table is in the living room.

Is the carpet in the living room? Yes, the carpet is in the living room.

Is this a window? No, it isn't a window. But, it's a door.

Is this a floor? No, it ins't a floor. But, it's a ceiling.

Is this a light? No, it isn't a light. But, it's a wall.

Is this a sofa? No, it isn't a sofa. But, it's a chair.

What is this? It's a key.

Is this a mobile phone? Yes, it's a mobile phone.

Is this a pencil? No, it isn't a pencil. But, it's a ballpoint pen.

Is the ballpoint pen on the desk? Yes, the ballpoint pen is on the desk.

Where is the lamp? The lamp is on the desk.

Is the window closed? Yes, the window is closed.

Is the door open? No, the door isn't open. But, it's closed.

Is my book closed? No, your book isn't closed. But, it's open.

Is the ceiling high in the living room? Yes, the ceiling is high in the living room.

Is a supermarket low? Yes, a supermarket is low.

Is the Eiffel Tower high? Yes, the Eiffel Tower is high.

Is a supermarket high? No, a supermarket isn't high. But, it's a low.

Is the Eiffel Tower low? No, the Eiffel Tower isn't low. But, it's a high.

Am I a man or woman? You're a woman.

Are you a student or a teacher. I'm a student.

Is the key large or small? The key is small.

Is the man tall or short. The man is tall.

Is this a table or a chair? It's a chair.

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this

that

a poster

What is this? This is a window.

What is that? That is a door.

Is this a mobile phone? Yes, this is a mobile phone.

Is that my book? No, that isn't your book. But, it's my book.

Is that a poster. Yes, that is a poster.

Is that poster small? No, that poster isn't small. But, it's large.

What is this? This is a CD.

singular

plural

of

The plural of a poster is posters

What is the plural of a poster? The plural of a poster is posters.

What is the plural of a key? The plural of a key is keys.

What is the singular of tables? The singular of tables is a table.

What is the singular of sofas? The singular of sofas is a sofa.

We are

you are

they are

I am

you are

He is

She is 

It is

Are we from Korea? Yes, we're from Korea.

Are you students? Yes, we're students.

Are they students? Yes, they're students.

Are they books? Yes, they're books.

we are = we're

you are = you're

they are = they're

We are not = We aren't

You are not = you aren't

they are not = they aren't

Are you from Spain? No, we aren't from Spain. But, we're from Korea.

Are they teachers? No, they aren't teachers. But, they're students.

Are you teachers? No, We aren't teachers. But, we're students.

Are they tables? No, they aren't tables. But, they're chairs.

Are they boxes? No, they aren't boxes. But, they're pictures.

Are they absent? No, they aren't absent. But, they're present.

our

your

their

possessive adjectives

my

you -> your

he -> his

she -> her

it -> its

we -> our

they -> their

Is this our class room? Yes, this is our class room.

Are your books English? Yes, our books are English.

Are they their books? Yes, they're are their books.

Is this their class room? No, it isn't their class room. But, it's our class room.

irregular

irregular plural

man , men

woman, women

foot, feet

What is the plural of a man? The plural of a man is men.

What is the plural of a woman? The plural of woman is women.

these those

What is the plural of this? the plural of this is these.

Are these books English? Yes, these books are English.

What is the plural of that? The plural of that is those.

Are those students from the USA? No, those students aren't from the USA. But, they're from Spain.

Are these pictures large? No, these pictures aren't large. But, they're small.

Are these boxes large? No, these boxes aren't large. But, they're small.

Are those books German? No, those books aren't German. But, they're English.

this

these

that

those

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Are you Japanese? No, I'm not Japanese. But, I'm Korean.

Are you Korean? Yes, I'm Korean.

Are you Russian? No, I'm not Russian. But, I'm Korean.

Is this book french? No, this book isn't french. But, it's English.

Is the teacher American? No, the teacher isn't American. But, she's Filipino.

Is the student German? No, the student isn't German. But, he's Korean.

What nationality are you? I'm Korean.

What nationality is the teacher? She's Filipino.

What nationality is the student? The student is Korean.

What is this? It is a book.

What is this? It is a CD.

Is this a page? Yes, it's a page.

Is this a picture? Yes, it's a picture.

What is this? It's a floor.

Is this a ceiling? Yes, it's a ceiling.

Is this a light? Yes, it's a light.

Is this a light in the living room? Yes, the light is in the living room.

Where is the window? The window is in the living room.

Where is the door? The door is in the living room.

a box

a table

a chair 

a sofa

a wall

What is this? It's a wall.

Is this a chair? Yes, it's a chair.

Where is the sofa? The sofa is in the living room.

Is the carpet in the living room? Yes, the carpet is in the living room.

it is not = it isn't 

it is = it's

Is this a CD? No, It isn't a CD. But, it's a Key.

Is this a window? No, it isn't a window. But, it's a door.

Is this a floor? No, it isn't a floor. But, it isn't a ceiling.

Is this a light? No, it isn't a light. But, it's a wall.

Is this a sofa? No. it isn't sofa. But, it's a chair.

a desk

on 

a mobile phone

a key

a lamp

a pencil

a ballpoint pen

What is this? It's a key.

Is this mobile phone? Yes, it's a mobile phone.

Is this a pencil? No, it isn't a pencil. But, it's a ballpoint pen.

Where is the lamp? the lamp is on the desk.

Is this a mobile phone? No, it isn't a mobile phone. But, it's a CD.

open

closed

Is the widow closed? Yes, the window is closed.

Is the door open? No, the door isn't open. But, it's closed.

Is my book closed? No, your book isn't closed. But, it's open.

high

low

the Eiffel Tower

a supermarket

Is the ceiling high in the living room? Yes, the ceiling is high in the living room.

Is a supermarket low? Yes, a supermarket is low.

Is the Eiffel Tower high? Yes, the Eiffel Tower is high

Is a supermarket high? No, a supermarket isn't high. But, it's low.

Is the Eiffel Tower low? No, the Eiffel tower isn't low. But, it's high.

or

Am I man or woman? You're a woman.

Are you a student or a teacher? I'm a student.

Is the man tall or short? The man is tall.

Is the key large or small? The key is small.

Is this a door or a window? It's a window.

Is this a table or a chair? It's a chair.