I am / You are / He is / She is
π Learn
Use am with I. Use are with you/we/they. Use is with he/she/it.
- I am eight.
- You are my friend.
- He is happy.
- She is a student.
π― Try it
She ___ my sister.
Learn one useful sentence pattern at a time. Read the examples, say them aloud, and try the mini practice.
Use am with I. Use are with you/we/they. Use is with he/she/it.
She ___ my sister.
Use this/these for things near you and that/those for things farther away.
___ are my shoes.
Use a before a consonant sound and an before a vowel sound.
This is ___ orange.
One thing is singular. For many common nouns, add -s or -es.
I have three ___.
Use have with I/you/we/they. Use has with he/she/it.
He ___ a new bag.
Use possessive adjectives before a noun to show who something belongs to.
This is ___ pencil. It belongs to Mai.
Use There is for one thing and There are for more than one.
There ___ three books on the table.
Use What for things, Who for people and Where for places.
___ is your teacher?
Use What colour to ask about colour and How many to ask about number.
How ___ pencils do you have?
Use like to talk about things you enjoy and donβt like for things you do not enjoy.
I ___ bananas.
Use can for ability and canβt for something you cannot do.
A fish ___ fly.
Commands tell someone what to do. Use the base verb.
___ your book, please.