AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE

Level I
BOOk 2 LESSON 2
Summary

F. Whose book is this? It’s Betty’s.

G. Tom is outside. Where’s Bill? Bill’s at the mess hall.
Whose classroom is this. This is our classroom.
V.
Answer a rãspunde; rãspuns; replicã ask a ruga; a cere
belong a apartine an o; un; unii (inainte de vocale)
at de la; in; la; pe big important; mare; masiv
inside viscere; dos; interior our nostru
outside aparenta; exterior small mic; neinsemnat
their lor where incotro; pe unde; unde
whose a; ai; ale carui/carei; a cui?; a truly,
barracks cazarma base a pune bazele; baza; josnic
bed pat building cladire
bulletin board bus autobuz
bus stop statie de autobuz BX (base exchange)
commissary dining hall
dinning room sufragerie dispensary dispensar;farmacie; policlinica
hospital spital; azil library biblioteca
mess hall locator
question a chestiona; chestiune; intrebare; mess nutret; dezordine; incurcatura
room camera; spatiu
snack bar bufet expres
schedule schema; a programa; program; plan
your dumitale; dumneavoastra; ta; tale; tau; tai; voastra; vostru; vostri; voastre

This is a building. These are buildings. These are barracks. This is a schedule.
This is a bed. This is a office. This is a bus. This is a bus stop.
This book is big. This is a big book. These letters are big. These are big letters.
This book is small. This is a small book.

Where is the map? The map is under desk

Where is the student? The students are in the classroom.
Where are the books? The book is on the chair.
Where are the pilots? The pilots are the barracks.

Where + is =Where’s Where’s the desk? The desk is in the office.

This is our classroom. This your lab. This their brother.
Whose sister is she? She is his sister.
Whose money is this? This is our money.
Whose pens are these? They are my pens.
Whose book is that? That is Betty’s book.
Whose books are those? Those are Betty’s book That book belong to Betty.
I am inside (outside). You (They; We; The boys) are inside (outside).
He (Linda; She; It) is inside (outside).

Where's the books. It's on the bed.

Where are the chalkboards? They're in the room.
Where is the pen It's under the table.
Where is the schedule. It's on the buletin board.
Where are the chair and the desk? They're in the office.

A. Excuse me, please. Where's Tom? Z. He's in his room.

A. Is the classroom? Z. No, he is in the barracks. He's sick.
A. Where's the barracks. Z. It's Building 2999.
A. Thank. you, sir.

1. They are students. This is their barracks.

2. You are my students.
3. We are teacher.
4. These are our books.
6. He's your friend.
8. This is your money.
These are your books.
These are our classroom.
5. She's their sister.
7. That's our office.
9. That's their barracks.

This is our classroom. This is your lab. This is their brother.

1. What’s that? That’s our office. 2. What’s this? It’s their money.
3. What are those? They’re your pencil. 4. What are these? These are their schedules.
5. What’s that? That’s our barracks. 6. What are those? They’re your books.
7. What’s that? It’s a your clock. 8. What are those? Those are pictures.

Whose sister is she? She is his sister. Whose money is this? This is your money.
Whose pens are these? They are my pen. Whose radio is this? That is my radio.
Whose pen is that? It’s his pen.
Whose recorders are these? They’re your recorders.
Whose notebooks are these? Those are her notebooks.
Whose television is that? That’s our television.

Whose book is that? That is Betty’s book. Whose books are those? Those are Betty’s books.

That is Betty’s book = That book belong to Betty.

Whose money is this? That’s Aldo’s money.

Whose notebook are these Those are Bob’s notebook.
Whose pencils are these? Those are Susan’s pencils
Whose classroom is this? It’s Dave’s classroom.

Whose recorder is this? This is Ado’s recorder. It belongs to Aldo.

Whose is that? That’s Susan’s TV. It belongs to Susan.
Whose dime is this?
This is Bill’s dime. It belongs to Bill.
Whose radio is that.That's Tom’s radio. It belongs to Tom.

I am inside \outside You are inside \outside

They are inside \outside We are inside \outside
The boys are inside \outside Linda is inside \outside
He is inside \outside She is inside \outside
It is inside \outside