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    Countries and

    Nationalities

    American English File
    Module 2 A
    Where are you from?
    Where do you come from?

     I am from Egypt.
     I come from England.
     I am from Brazil.
     I come from China.
     I am from America.
     I come from Japan.
     I am from Canada.
     I come from Mexico.
    What is your nationality?

     I am Egyptian.
     I am English.
     I am Brazilian.
     I am Chinese.
     I am American.
     I am Japanese.
     I am Canadian.
     I am Mexican.
    Pronunciation

    There is a difference between the (sh) and ( ch) sounds
    in English.
    Study the following examples:
    ( shoes- shirt – information – shy)

    (chair – teacher – chance – change)


    Verb to be

    I ( am)
     I am Egyptian.
     I am a teacher.

     He – She – It – Singular nouns ( is )


     He is American.
     She is a doctor.
     My father is tall.
    Verb to be (are)

    Examples

     We are happy.

     They are friends.

     You are clever.

     Ahmed and Mona are at the cinema.

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