Eng 102

Unit 1
People

Ms. Ahad Alotaibi & Sarah Alasqah

Table of contents
Possessive’s adjective / ‘s
Verb Be

Personal Information Family

I am sleeping in my brother’s bed.
They are preparing for the tournament.
Beatrice is explaining what went wrong yesterday.
He was explaining the rules.
We were practicing for two hours by the time the coach finally arrived.
Although he is always complaining about his accidents, Jerry fails to pay attention.
Jerry is going to be doing extra laundry for the rest of his life.
 Helping verb
• In English grammar, a helping verb is a verb that comes before the main verb in
a sentence.

• The verb be and its forms: be, am, is, are, was, were, been, being

●The auxiliaries “is, am, are” also help us to complete a sentence.

• We use ‘is’ with singular nouns and singular pronouns.

• We use ‘are’ with plural nouns and plural pronouns.

• We use 'am' with the pronoun ‘I’.

I am going to speak at the ceremony tomorrow.
We are having spaghetti for dinner tonight.
What are you doing?
She is not going to be fine.
Are you going to join the club tomorrow?
He is not running too fast.
 Complete by using the appropriate verb Be
1 - Dana ______ at school. 11 - The students ______ tired.
2 - I ______ in the kitchen. 12 - My mother ______ thirsty.
3 - London _______ the capital of Great Britain. 13 - Ali ______ tall.
4 - We _______ at home. 14 - The bird ______ small.
5 - He ______ busy at the moment. 15 - I ______ a student.
6 - You ______ welcome. 16 - We ______ doctors.
7 - They ______ my friends. 17 - It ______ a chair.
8 - She ______ beautiful. 18 - You ______ a teacher.
9 - We _______ lucky. 19 - He ______ fat.
10 - All the shops _____ closed. 20 - They ______ books.
Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences
Complete the sentences below:
 What Are Possessive Adjectives?
The possessive adjectives are my, your, his, her, its, our, their, and
whose. A possessive adjective sits before a noun (or a pronoun) to
show who or what owns it.

- If a man could have half of his wishes, he would

double his troubles.
- How we spend our days is how we spend our lives.
- She likes your hat.
Listen to the next dialogue between two students
using possessive adj:
EXERCISE; complete the sentence with the correct possessive
adjective

My – your – our – her – his – your – their – its

1- My dad likes to brush …….. Teeth after every meal.
2- we’re flying early in the morning, so we should pack …… bags tonight.
3- when you go swimming, do you open ……. Eyes underwater?
4- Good morning children, please open …… books.
5- Jack and Steven have a very close relationship with ……. Grandparents.
6- I cant touch …… nose.
Complete the sentence with the correct possessive adjective

1. I’ve got two sisters. ......... sisters are 12 and 14 years old. Her
2. We live in London. ....... apartment is small.
3. Annie has got a TV in ........ bedroom.
Our
4. This is my father. ........ name is Jim.
His
5. Mr. and Mrs. Clark have got three children. ....... names are Linda, Amy,
and Josh. Its
6. “Alice, where is ...... book?”
7. I’ve got a rabbit. ....... name is Dino.
Your
8. Mina likes fashion. ........ clothes are always really nice.
My
 Possessive ‘s
We use possessive 's to say that something or someone belongs to a person, connected to
a place, or to show the relationship between people.

This is Sam's bicycle.

Andy is Emma's brother.
My parents' friends came for dinner.
 Choose the correct option to complete the sentences

1. My …………… is old and not very comfortable.

a) parents’ car b)car of parents c) parent’s car

2. I was at my ........... last night when the earthquake happened.

a) friend house b) friends house c) friends’ house
3. ……………is on her chair and mine is in the corner of the room.
a) The backpack of Mary b) Mary’s backpack c) Marys backpacks

4. Mike is my ………………... He is my brother-in-law.

a) sister’s husband b) husband’s sister c) sisters’ husband
Write the correct form of possessive ‘s into the gabs
Conjunction

A conjunction is a word used to

connect other words, phrases and
clauses together.
 And / But

“And” is used when the statements are similar. “But” is used to connect two opposite ideas.

He’s 10 and she’s 12. I love ice cream, but he loves apples.
My mom and dad are teachers. It’s sunny and hot, but I like it.
Tim usually practices the piano and plays football at She’s 40 years old, but she looks much younger than
weekend. her real age.
 And / But exercise
1. She tried hard ____ managed to do it.
1. In winter, it is cold ____ wet.
And but
And but

2. The dog looks friendly ____ he's dangerous.

2. I couldn't really afford it, ____ I bought it.
And but
And but

3. I didn't like the idea ____ agreed to do it.

3. It was a very long day ____ I was tired by the end of it.
And but
And but

4. My application was late ____ they rejected it.

4. It's an old black ____ white film.
And but
And but
5. It cost a lot of money ____ I was very disappointed because it
5. It was an easy test ____ I failed. didn't work properly.
And but And but
Join the following sentences with and or but

1. I can ride a bicycle. My sister cannot ride a bicycle.

2. We will have breakfast now. Then we will go to the park.
3. Natasha went to bed. She immediately fell asleep.
4. I know the answer. I will not tell you.
5. I did not see Peter. I saw John.
6. Alice took her pen. She started writing.
Thank You

Ms. Ahad Alotaibi & Sarah Alasqah