Introduce Yourself - Introduce Someone PART ONE: Click on the speech bubble and get all the information about this person. Then click on the different categories to check your answers! Name Jane Nationality English Age 131/2 (thirteen and a half) quite shy very absent-minded Personality 2 brothers (Matthew + Scott) Family 1 dog (Sunny) Pets L. H. 2010

I am [+ nationality]. I’m … (years old). (Click on the speech bubble to hear the questions!) Hello! My name is … I am [+ nationality]. I’m … (years old). I am a little / quite / very / extremely [+ adjective]. I have got … brother(s) and … sister(s). I haven’t got any brothers and sisters. I’ve got … [cat(s)] and … [dog(s)] I haven’t got any pets. (Click on the speech bubble for some help!) L. H. 2010

Asking Questions ? Name? What is your name? (What’s your name?) Nationality? What is your nationality? (What’s your nationality?) Age? How old are you? Personality? What are you like? Have you got any brothers and sisters? (Br. Eng) Do you have any brothers and sisters? (Am. Eng) Family? Have you got any pets? (Br. Eng) Do you have any pets? (Am. Eng) Pets? (Click on the categories on the left to check your answers!) L. H. 2010

PART TWO: Click on the speech bubble and get all the information about this person. Then click on the different categories to check your answers! Name Rebecca Nickname Becky Nationality Scottish Age 13 very friendly extremely talkative Personality Physical Description long wavy red hair blue eyes + glasses tall + slim 1 sister (Susan) Family 2 cats (Comet + Tiger) Pets L. H. 2010

short straight brown hair Name John Nationality Irish Age 15 extremely rude Personality Physical Description short straight brown hair green eyes short + a little plump Family an only child Pets none L. H. 2010

(Click on the categories to check your answers!) Revision! This is Click me! 1 When you want to introduce a person, use . 2 Choose the correct verb when you want to talk about these topics: (Click on the categories to check your answers!) age family BE hair + eyes height + figure name nationality personality HAVE (GOT) pets L. H. 2010

Affirmative Sentences Interrogative Sentences BE Affirmative Sentences Negative Sentences Interrogative Sentences I am I am not Am I …? You are You are not Are you …? He is He is not Is he …? She is She is not Is she …? It is It is not Is it …? We are We are not Are we …? You are You are not Are you …? They are They are not Are they …? L. H. 2010

Affirmative Sentences Interrogative Sentences HAVE GOT (British English) Affirmative Sentences Negative Sentences Interrogative Sentences I have got I have not got Have I got …? You have got You have not got Have you got …? He has got He has not got Has he got …? She has got She has not got Has she got …? It has got It has not got Has it got …? We have got We have not got Have we got …? You have got You have not got Have you got …? They have got They have not got Have they got …? L. H. 2010

Affirmative Sentences Interrogative Sentences HAVE (American English) Affirmative Sentences Negative Sentences Interrogative Sentences I have I do not have Do I have …? You have You do not have Do you have …? He has He does not have Does he have …? She has She does not have Does she have …? It has It does not have Does it have …? We have We do not have Do we have …? You have You do not have Do you have …? They have They do not have Do they have …? L. H. 2010

(Click on the numbers to check your answers!) 3 Subject Pronouns and Object Pronouns: Observe the following sentences, then circle the subject pronouns in green and the object pronouns in red. (Click on the numbers to check your answers!) Rebecca is my best friend. She is very nice. I like her very much. I often go shopping with her. 1 John is my neighbour. He is extremely rude. I don’t like him at all! 2 Choose the correct answers. (Click on the letters to check your answers!) A subject pronoun comes AFTER ( ) a verb or a preposition. A BEFORE ( ) a verb. An object pronoun comes AFTER ( ) a verb or a preposition. B BEFORE ( ) a verb. L. H. 2010

SUBJECT and OBJECT Pronouns SUBJECT Pronouns OBJECT Pronouns (Click! →) (← Click!) I me You you He him She her It it We us You you They them L. H. 2010

(Click on the numbers to check your answers!) Time to practise! Replace what is underlined with a pronoun. 1. This is a very beautiful ring. I like this ring a lot. 2. Do you like cats? My mother loves cats. She thinks cats are very cute. 3. Mark and Betty live in London. I like Mark and Betty very much. 4. Susan loves Andrew but Andrew doesn’t love Susan. 5. My sister and I are very popular. Everybody loves my sister and me! 1 This is a very beautiful ring. I like it a lot! 2 Do you like cats? My mother loves them. She thinks they are very cute! 3 Mark and Betty live in London. I like them very much! 4 She loves him but he doesn’t love her. 5 We are very popular. Everybody loves us! L. H. 2010 (Click on the numbers to check your answers!)