English Class Gavin Wale Introduction My name is

English Class Gavin Wale

Introduction • My name is Gavin Wale. • I’m from England. • I’m a gentleman. I’m kind and funny, so if you have any questions please contact me. • I like football. I like Arsenal. I don’t like Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Tottenham……so don’t talk about them.

• • • Class Monday 9. 00 (003) Monday 11. 00 (010) Tuesday 11. 00 (045) Wednesday 11. 00 (023) Thursday 9. 00 (035) • 010 26275052 • Gavinwale@gmail. com Kakao group Monday 9. 00 English Monday 11. 00 English Tuesday 11. 00 English Wednesday 11. 00 English Thursday 9. 00 English

• www. tuenglishhq. weebly. com • 영어 1 • You can find all of these lecture notes and homework on this site. • Make sure that you watch the online classes so that you get your attendance points.

Important words • • Noun - 명사 Verb –동사 Be Verb – Be동사 Adjective – 형용사 • • • Singular = 1 thing/ noun Plural = 2 things/ noun Article= a/an Vowel =a, e, i, o, u Consonant= bcdfghjk……. .

Be verb Subject + Be + adjective I am a teacher He/she/it/ name is a student We/ they/ name + name are students

Be + adjective Subject + Be + adjective I am happy He/she/it/ name is sad We/ they/ name + name are tired

Be not Subject + Be + noun I am (not) a teacher He/she/it/ name is (not) a student We/ they/ name + name are (not) students

Be not+ adjective Subject + Be + adjective I am (not) tired He/she/it/ name is (not) sad We/ they/ name + name are (not) tired

Possessive adjective+ noun • Possessive adjectives come before an noun and show who something belongs to. • The ones we will look at are: • My • His (boy) • Her (girl) • Our (me+ someone else) • Their ( two other people) • Your -

Possessive adjective+ noun My My picture is nice. My name is Gavin.

Possessive adjective+ noun His picture is nice. His name is John.

Possessive adjective+ noun Her picture is nice. Her name is Jane.

Possessive adjective+ noun Their pictures are nice, Their names are John and Jane

Possessive adjective+ noun Our pictures are nice, Our names are John and Jane.

What’s your name? • What’s your name? My name is Jane. • What’s his name? His name is John • What are their names? Their names are Jane and John • What are your names? Our names are Jane and John

Names • David • First name Robert middle name Beckham last/family name • Remember this is not the same as in Korea. • Park Ji Sung (Korea) • Ji Sung Park (America, Australia etc)

Titles Sometimes we use titles before people’s last names. Dr. Jones (doctor) Mr. Jones (man) Miss Jones (a single woman/ not married) Mrs. Jones ( a married woman) Ms. Jones (a woman married or unmarried)

Jobs • • We are going to look at 6 jobs: Actress (woman) Actor (man) Artist Model Musician Singer

Jobs • When we talk about jobs we use a ‘be’ verb. • I am a teacher. • He is a singer. • When the noun begins with a vowel(a, e, i, o, u) then we use an before it. • He’s an actor. • She’s an actress • She’s an artist.

Yes/ No questions with Be • We have studied the positive and negative forms of the Be verb. • This time we will study Yes/no questions. • Yes/no questions can only be answered with yes/no • It is easy to make a yes/no question. We just have to switch the subject and be verb.

Yes/no • He is a student. – if we switch the be verb and subject it becomes a question. • Is he a student? Yes, he is/ no, he isn’t

Yes/no • Be + subject+ noun/adjective? • Are you/they/we name and name teachers? Yes, they are. /No, they, aren’t • Is he/she/it a student? • Am I in your class? Yes, he is/ No, he isn’t Yes, you are/ no, you aren’t

• Remember • Are you John? Yes, I am/ No, I’m not • Is your name John? Yes, it is/ no, it isn’t

Questions

Questions a c e It is are am f b is Are I’m Isn’t

Unit 2 review • Unit 2 review.

Nationalities • We can use nouns or adjectives to tell people where we come from. • I’m from England. noun • I’m English adjective

Nationalities

Nationalities Brazilian British Canadian Chilean Chinese Colombian Ecuadorian Greek Japanese Mexican Peruvian Saudi South Korean Spanish Thai Turkish American

Questions

Questions What Are aren’t are We are they are

Family

Family • Grandmother and grandfather= grandparents • Mother and father = parents • Son and daughter = children • Brother and sister = siblings

Conversation

Questions

Questions How old is he? Who are they? How old are they? Who is that? How old is he?