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    1. Koji and Isabel introduce themselves to each other and find out they are both speaking to each other in English class. 2. Koji asks Isabel where she is from and she replies that she is from Monterrey, Mexico. Koji mentions that two of his friends, Manuel and Rosa, are also from Mexico. 3. Isabel asks if Koji's friends are there now but Koji replies that they are not and guesses that they are running late.

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    Unit 1 Lesson A  Getting to know you Hint


    Present of be.

    Yes­No questions and short answers
    2 You and me Activity A Grammar
    To ask Yes­No questions, use be + subject (noun / pronoun):

    Choose the correct words to complete the conversation.     Are you from a big family?
    In affirmative short answers, use Yes + pronoun + full form
    of be:
    Koji Hi.  I'm  Koji.
    A  Are you from a big family?

    Isabel Hi.  I'm    Isabel. Where  are    you from, Koji? B  Yes, I am. I'm one of six children.


    In negative short answers, use No + pronoun + contraction
    Koji I'm    from Japan. How about you? of be + not:
    A  Are you from a big family?
    Isabel Monterrey – in Mexico.
    B  No, I'm not. There are only two of us.

    Koji Oh, my friends Manuel and Rosa  are    from Mexico, too. Information questions and answers


    Information questions are questions that start with question
    Isabel Really?  Are    your friends here now? words like:
    What   Where   Who   When   How old
    Koji No,  they're not    .  Uh, I guess  they're    late.
    To ask information questions, you can use question word
    + be + subject (noun / pronoun):
    Isabel Is    the teacher here?
         Where are your parents from?
    Koji Yes, she  is    .   She's    over there. Remember, you can contract is to 's in questions:
    What's your name?
    Isabel She looks nice.  What's    her name?
    The answer to information questions is not yes or no.

    Koji I think  it's    Ms. Barnes. Statements with be


    In affirmative statements, use subject (noun / pronoun) + a
    form of be:
    "Where are your parents from?"  "They're from Peru." 
    In negative statements, use subject (noun / pronoun) + a form
    of be + not:
    "Where are your parents from? Lima?"  "No, they’re not
    from Lima."
    Remember, you can use aren't when ‘re not is difficult to say:

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