Straight forward beginner (3)

3A. International workers
Grammar: to be (affirmative)
Vocabulary: Jobs
Reading: International workers


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3

2

5

4


Sylvie

France

Doctor

Edward and
Francesca

Britain

Police
officers

Frank

Czech
Republic

Aid
worker

James

The US

diplomat

Giovani and
Sabina

Italy

Architects


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3

2

5

4


a
a

a
an



I
am
You/We/They are
He/She/It
is

am
is
is
are
are
are

is

names/things
in/from place
jobs

I
am
You/We/They are
He/She/It
is

I’m
You/We/They’re
He/She/It’s

chief executive officer.

 We’re from Spain.
 He’s an executive.
 They’re doctors.
 She’s from Chicago.
 You’re an actor.


What’s your job?
What do you do?
I’m a teacher.

Answer my questions:
What’s his/her job?
 He/She’s a teacher.


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What’s his NAME?
Where is he from?
What’s his job?
What’s his phone number?
How do you spell it?
(They – Their – Are)




3B. International train
Grammar: to be (negative)
Vocabulary: Colour and nationalities)
Reading: Dialogue on a train


Asking and answering
about colours

- What colour isit?
are they?
 It’s blue.
 They are red and yellow





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3
4

3. Italy

1. France

2. Germany

4. Poland

5. China

6. The US

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2
6



 Mike gets on the wrong train
Right
MADRID

T
F
T
F
T

Wrong
MILAN

Switzerland
Italian - Milan


Find the negative sentences
+ I’m French
- I’m not French.
+ This train is the Spanish
Express to Madrid.
- This train isn’t the Spanish
Express to Madrid.


I
am
You/We/They are
He/She/It
is

a teacher.
on
notthe train.
from France.

am not  ’m not
is not

 isn’t
are not  aren’t
Make true negative sentences about you


2. She isn’t from France. She’s from Switzerland.
3. His name isn’t Brad. His name is Mike.
4. He isn’t Canadian. He’s American.
5. They aren’t on a plane. They’re on a train.
6. It isn’t the Spanish Express. It is the Italian Express.



is

isn’t
isn’t

are

are
aren’t
aren’t
are

is