Verb 'to be', numbers, plurals, pronouns

1. Speak English ?
Yes we can !

2. NOUNS
SINGULAR PLURAL
(indefinite number)
a book - 3 books (some books)
a pen - 5 pens (some pens)
a bag - 8 bags (some bags)
an apple - 6 apples (some apples)
an orange - 4 oranges (some oranges)
an umbrella - 2 umbrellas (some umbrellas)

3.  SPELLING VARIATIONS !
Nouns with final sh, ch, s, x, o, y
a dish - dishes (+ es)
a church - churches (+ es)
a kiss - kisses (+ es)
a box - boxes (+ es)
a potato - potatoes ** (+ es)
a baby - babies ( y → ies)
** abbreviated words are regular :
a piano - pianos, a radio – radios,
a photo - photos, a stereo - stereos

4. Where’s London ? (is)
It’s in England. (It is)
Where’s Mottola ?
It’s in Italy.

5. A : Nice to meet you.
B : Nice to meet you, too.

6. What’s your name ?
What’s hishis name ?
What’s her name ?
PLURAL
What are your names ?
What are their names ?

7.  Where are you from ?
 I’m from Italy.

8. 1 11 21
2 12 22
3 13 23
4 14 24
5 15 25
6 16 26
7 17 27
8 18 28
9 19 29
10 20 30

9.  13 thirteen 30 thirty
 14 fourteen 40 forty
 15 fifteen 50 fifty
 16 sixteen 60 sixty
 17 seventeen 70 seventy
 18 eighteen 80 eighty
 19 nineteen 90 ninety
 100 a hundred / one hundred
 101 a hundred and one / one hundred
and one

10.  THE VERB “TO BE”
Contracted form
 I am - I’m from Italy
 You are - You’re from Italy
 He is - He’s from Italy
 She is - She’s from Italy
 It is - It’s made in Italy
 We are - We’re from Italy
 You are - You’re from Italy
 They are - They’re from Italy

11.  Hello John ! How are you ?
 I’m very well thank you. And
how are you ?
 Oh, I’m not too bad thanks.

12.  A : How are you ?
 B : I’m very well thank you. 
 B : I’m fine thanks. 
 B : I’m ok thanks. 
 B : I’m not too bad, thanks. 
 B : I’m not bad, thanks. 
 B : I’m so so. 
 B: I’m not very well ! 
 B : I’m not too well ! 

13.  Subject pronoun Possessive adjective
 I My
 You Your
 He His
 She Her
 It Its
 We Our
 You Your
 They Their

14.  Country Nationality
 Italy Italian
 England English
 France French
 Spain Spanish
 Germany German
 Russia Russian
 The United States American
 Canada Canadian
 South Africa South African
 China Chinese
 Japan Japanese
 Australia Australian
 Argentina Argentinian

15.  Brazil Brazilian
 India Indian
 Egypt Egyptian
 Hungary Hungarian
 Scotland Scottish
 Ireland Irish
 Sweden Swedish
 Denmark Danish
 Portugal Portuguese
 Poland Polish
 Turkey Turkish
 Switzerland Swiss
 Holland Dutch
 Greece Greek