Have got

If you follow this link you'll find a nice explanation on how to use "have got":

http://www.1-language.com/englishcourse/unit19_grammar.htm

And if you click on this link you'll be taken into a set of activities to practise a bit:

http://rv.humbert.chez-alice.fr/college/havegotexercices.htm

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Unit 2 Games

These are some nice games to practise Unit 2 (click on the link below):

English Alive! Games

Places Memory

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There is / There are

"There is" means "hi ha" in singular: There is an apple.
"There are" means "hi ha" in plural: There are some apples.

"There isn't" means "no hi ha" in singular: There isn't an apple.
"There aren't" means "no hi ha" in plural: There arent' any apples.

"Is there" is used for questions in singular: Is there an apple?
"Are there" is used for questions in plural: Are there any apples?

Follow this link to practise a bit. Good luck!

http://www.english-zone.com/verbs/thereisare1.html

Have a look at these videos to see how it works.

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THERE IS / THERE ARE


SOME / ANY

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Nationalities and countries

The present simple tense with the verb TO BE

Here you have an excellent video made by two nice guys!



If you want to follow it reading here you have the script:

Emma:
Welcome to our English Language Lesson. I am Emma

Thomas:
And I am Thomas. Today we will look at the simple present tense.

Emma:
We will look at positive sentences, the negative sentences and the questions

Thomas:
Two examples of positive sentences are 'I am Thomas' and 'She is Emma'

Emma:
Yes, I am Emma, I am 14 years old and I am a student. He is Thomas, he is 12 years old and he is a student. We can make these negative sentences by using the word not.

Thomas:
I am not Emma, I am not 14 years old and I am not a girl

Emma:
I am not Thomas, I am not 12 years old and I am not a boy.
If you want to make a question just bring the verb to the front of the sentence, like this; Am I a girl?

Thomas:
Yes you are

Emma:
Am I 14 years old?

Thomas:
Yes you are

Emma:
Am I Susan?

Thomas:
No you are not, you are Emma.

Thomas:
That's all for this lesson. See you next time.

Emma &
Thomas
Bye

Emma:
You can go to our Blogsite at http://EasyEnglish4You.Blogspot.com to let us know what you think of this lesson.

Thomas:
And you can go to kwlc24.googlepages.com for a copy of this script and notes and exercises on the Simple Present (Active) tense.

Subject Pronouns & Possessive adjectives video

If you still have some doubts on subject pronouns and possessive adjectives have a look at this video.

Studying Unit 1

Here you have some interesting links to help you study Unit 1.
Good luck!

English Alive! games

Unit 1 revision

Check your knowledge about nationalities

To be (present simple): affirmative

To be (present simple): negative

To be (present simple): questions 1

To be (present simple): questions 2

Subject pronouns

Possessive adjectives 1

Possessive adjectives 2

Question words 1

Question words 2

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