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    This document contains an English lesson on short answers to questions using the verb "to be" and demonstrative pronouns. It includes examples of short answers using "yes" or "no" followed by the subject and verb. It also provides examples of demonstratives like "this, that, these, those" and how they indicate proximity to the speaker. Vocabulary related to crime is defined, like arrest, court, fine, prison, thief, and students practice matching crime words to definitions. Credit is given to sources of images and materials used.

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    Unit 2: Against
    the law
    Unit 2: Against the law

    1. Be: short answers

    2. Demonstratives

    3. Vocabulary: crime
    We use them to answer BE-yes/no
    questions.
    Look at the form:

    YES + SUBJECT + BE
    Question: Is this lesson easy?
    Short affirmative answer: Yes, it is.

    NO + SUBJECT + BE + NOT
    Question: Is this lesson easy?
    Short affirmative answer: No, it is
    not. OR No, it isnt.
    Verb BE
    ✓ Short answers
    Contractions
    Verb Subject Complement Answers ✓ I am not = I’m not
    ✓ He is not = He’s not = He isn’t
    Am I your classmate? • Yes, I am.
    →
    • No, I’m not. ✓ She is not = She’s not = She isn’t
    Is he from France? • Yes, he is. ✓ It is not = It’s not = It isn’t
    →
    • No, he isn’t.
    ✓ You are not = You’re not = You aren’t
    Is she Peruvian? • Yes, she is.
    → ✓ We are not = We’re not = We aren’t
    • No, she isn’t.
    ✓ They are not = They’re not = They aren’t
    Is the dog (it) brown? • Yes, it is.
    →
    • No, it isn’t.
    Are you 30 years old? • Yes, you are.
    →
    • No, you aren’t.
    Are we friends? • Yes, we are.
    →
    • No, we aren’t.
    Are they your teachers? • Yes, they are.
    →
    • No, they aren’t.
    We use demonstratives to describe
    where an object, an event or a
    person is in relation to the speaker
    (to YOU):

    near far
    singular this that
    plural these those
    Take a look at more examples.

    This book was my sister’s. That book is a Geography Enciclopedia.


    near / singular far / singular

    These books are new. Those books will be donated.

    near / plural far / plural


    2a. Grammar. Demonstratives
    Read the example (in green). Use the correct determiner for the questions and answers.
    What is that? What is ___________? What are__________?
    It’s a notebook. It’s a _____________. They are ___________.
    2b. Grammar: Demonstratives
    Complete the sentences with the correct determiner.

    1. __________ schoolbags look heavy.

    2. __________ crayons are new.

    3. __________ schoolbag doesn’t have any books.

    4. __________ students are studying Geography.

    5. __________ books are big.


    1. prison
    2. thief/thieves
    3. parking ticket
    4. court
    5. judge
    6. follow
    7. arresting
    8. steal
    9. fine
    10. rob
    3. Vocabulary: crime.
    Match the sentences with words from Unit 2.

    1. Please f____________ that man! He stole my cell phone.


    2. The police is a____________ that boy for drinking and driving.
    1. prison
    3. She is describing to the c____________ what she saw in the accident. 2. thief/thieves
    4. The police officer is giving him a f____________ for passing the red light. 3. parking ticket
    5. A j___________ makes decisions in court and pronounces sentences. 4. court

    6. There is a maximum-security p____________ in Puno. 5. judge


    6. follow
    7. The police officer is catching the t____________in flagrante delicto.
    7. arresting
    8. It is wrong to s____________ anything from people.
    8. steal
    9. Those thieves r____________ banks.
    9. fine
    10.Oh, no! I got a p____________ t____________! I have to pay 170 soles. 10. rob
    Sources & Credits

    ● https://thenounproject.com/
    ● https://www.shutterstock.com/
    ● https://dictionary.cambridge.org/es/diccionario/ingles-espanol/credit
    ● English Discoveries Student platform
    ● https://slidesmania.com/es/
    ● https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/could-have-should-have-would-have-exercise-1.html
    ● https://www.shutterstock.com/es/image-vector/cartoon-vector-illustration-yes-no-banner-
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