Repaso

Introducción

En la unidad 1 abordaste los temas verbo to be, adjetivos posesivos y artículos indefinidos los cuales apoyan temas correspondientes a la unidad 2, para reforzar el aprendizaje adquirido te sugerimos que revises las siguientes tablas con audio.

Verb to be
Interrogative	Short answers
	Afirmative	Negative
Am I... ?	Yes, I am.	No, I´m not.
Are you... ?	Yes, you are.	No, you aren´t.
Is he... ?	Yes, he is.	No, he isn´t.
Is she... ?	Yes, she is.	No, she isn´t.
Is it... ?	Yes, it is.	No, it isn´t.
Are we... ?	Yes, we are.	No, we aren´t.
Are you... ?	Yes, you are.	No, you aren´t.
Are they... ?	Yes, they are.	No, they aren´t.   Uses of the verb to be We use the verb to be (to be + from) to describe the country of origin: She’s from Spain. I am from Iceland. This coffee is from Colombia. We use the verb to be (to be + a/an) to describe an occupation: I am a doctor. She is a dancer. He is a student. We use the verb to be (verb to be + adjective) to describe physical appearance: She is pretty. They are tall. He is strong. We use the verb to be (verb to be + adjective) to describe feelings: I am happy. She is sick. We are tired.

Adjetivos posesivos Possesive adjetives Adjetivos posesivos My Mi Your Tu His Su Her Su Its Su Our Nuestro Your Su Their Su Artículos indefinidos Lee las oraciones que se encuentran en el siguiente recuadro, son ejemplos de la forma como puedes describir a una persona. Indefinite article Usage Examples A The following word starts with a consonant. a banana a man The following word starts with a consonant sound. a user (sounds like yoo-zer) a university a unicycle a euro An The following word starts with a vowel. an apple an old man The following word starts with a vocalic sound. an hour