Using am with I

Read the dialogue. Use

your real names.
I am Mary Ann
I am in grade One
I am glad to meet
you

I’m Ron
I’m Mary Ann’s brother
I’m glad to meet you,
too.
 You can use I to name
yourself.
The word am goes with I
You can say I’m for I am
Do page 7, 48
Using live in,
live on, and
live at
MILA: Where do you live, Nora?
NORA: I live in San Antonio Village. I live on
Palma Street.
MILA: I live in San Roque Village.
NORA: On what street?
MILA: I live on P. Burgos Avenue.
NORA: Do you know where Miss Ramos lives?
MILA: Oh, yes. She lives in San Roque Village,
too. She's our neighbor. She lives at Number 10
P. Burgos Avenue.
 Use live in with the name of a city,
province, town, barangay, or
subdivision.
 Use live on with the name of a
street.
 Use live at with a complete address.
Do pages 28, 34, 39,
42 (Grammar), 43
Two boys are at the
drinking fountain.
CARLO: Hi! My name is Carlo Misa. What's yours?
NOLI: Noli Salas. Where do you study?
CARLO: At the Life-Giver School. And you? What's
your school?
NOLI: I study at the San Isidro School.
CARLO: Let's be friends.
NOLI: Oh, yes. That's fine.
• Say this when you ask about
someone's school: “What's your
school? Where do you study?”
• Say this to tell the name of your
school: “l study at the school.”
• What did Emma ask
Dina?
• What was Dina's
answer? What did
Dina ask Emma?
• What was Emma's
answer?
• Say this when you ask about
someone’s level: “What grade are
you in?”
• Say this to tell your grade: “l am
in Grade...”
NINA: Hi! I'm Nina Rama. What's
your name?
EDNA: Hi! I'm Edna Santi. How
old are you?
NINA: I'm six years old. When is
your birthday?
EDNA: In May. And you? NINA: On
June eleventh.
Say this when you ask someone's
age: "How old are you?"
Say this when you tell your age:
"I'm ... years old."
Use in with the name of a month:
"... in May" Use on with a day or a
date: " ... on May 6 .. . on Monday"