1. Mid-Term Exam Review

2. What’s your name? Page 6
First Name Last / Family Name Middle Name Full Name
Matthew Sidgreaves Ivan Matthew Ivan Sidgreaves 민수 김 X 김민수 or 민수김

3. Possessive Adjectives – Page 7
Possessive adjectives show who owns something. Possessive Adjective + Noun Example: My book His car Our house

4. Possessive Adjectives My Your His Her Its Our Their
Subject Pronoun
Possessive Adjectives
I You He She It We They
My Your His Her Its Our Their

5. The Verb “BE” – Pages 7,11, 17,21
Be = am, is, are I am You are He is She is It is We are They are

6. Be - Statements
Positive Sentence Subject + be + noun/adjective/preposition I am a student He is happy They are at home

7. Be - Statements
Negative Sentence Subject + be not + noun/adjective/preposition I am not a doctor OR I’m not a doctor He is not sad OR He’s not sad OR He isn’t sad They are not at school OR They’re not at school OR They aren’t at school

8. BE – Yes/No Questions Be + Subject + noun/adjective/preposition
Answer
Be + Subject + noun/adjective/preposition
Are you a student?
Is he sad?
Are they at home?
Yes, subject + be No, subject + be not Yes, I am. No, he isn’t. Yes, they are.

9. BE – ‘WH’ Questions Wh + be + Subject + noun/adjective/preposition
Answer
Wh + be + Subject + noun/adjective/preposition
Where are you from?
What’s his name?
Who am I?
Subject + be + noun/adjective/preposition I’m from Korea His name is Paul I’m Matthew

10. Jobs – Page 10
Actor
Actress
Artist
Musician
Model
Singer

11. Where are you from? – Page 16
Country
Nationality
Australia Brazil Britain / UK Canada Chile China Colombia Ecuador Greece Japan Mexico Peru Saudi Arabia South Korea Thailand Turkey The United States / USA
Australian Brazilian British Canadian Chilean Chinese Colombian Ecuadorian Greek Japanese Mexican Peruvian Saudi South Korean Thai Turkish American

12. Family – Page 20
Mother / Mom + Father / Dad = Parents Grandmother / Grandma + Grandfather / Grandpa = Grandparents Brother and Sister Son and Daughter Husband and Wife

13. Who’s that?
That’s my brother / sister / mom / dad
How old is he / she?
She’s / He’s 22 years old.
Who are they?
They’re my parents / grandparents.
How old are they?
They are 66 and 70

14. Everyday Items – Page 26
a bag a book a cell phone a dictionary (사전) an eraser a key
a laptop a notebook a pen Sunglasses an umbrella a watch

15. More Everday Items – Pages 28-29
a hairbrush a newspaper a flash drive a magazine a comb a coin a wallet

16. This / That These / Those Singular and Plural Nouns
Page 27

17. Singular Nouns
Singular = ONE

18. Singular Nouns
A Shirt

19. Plural Nouns
Plural = MANY

20. Plural Nouns
Shirts

21. EXCEPTIONS They have two parts… With some nouns we use a plural ‘S’
Although there is only one
They have two parts…

22. EXCEPTIONS
Glasses
ONE
TWO

23. EXCEPTIONS

24. This / That These / Those

25. Use This and That for SINGULAR NOUNS
This / That
Use This and That for SINGULAR NOUNS

26. This / That
This shirt

27. This / That
That dress

28. Use These and Those for PLURAL NOUNS
These / Those
Use These and Those for PLURAL NOUNS

29. These / Those
Those jackets

30. These / Those
These sunglasses

31. This / These
Use This and These for things: Near you Next to you You are touching You are holding

32. This / These
This apple

33. This / These
These apples

34. That / Those
Use That and Those for things: Far from you

35. That / Those
That apple

36. That / Those
Those apples

37. Possessive Pronouns – Page 31
Possessive pronouns show who owns something, it replaces the noun Example: It’s mine Those are his That’s ours

38. Possessive Adjectives mine yours his hers its ours theirs
Subject Pronoun
Possessive Adjectives
I You He She It We They
mine yours his hers its ours theirs

39. Possessive ‘S’ – Page 31 Use the possessive ‘s / s’ after the noun.
Whose book is that?
It’s the student’s book = ONE student
It’s the students’ book = MANY students