Write the plural.

a) She is a girl.

b) He is a teacher.

c) It is a deer.

d) I am a boy.

e) You are a child.

f) I am a banker.

g) It is a box.

Read the box. Find example of the verb "to be" in the dialogue. Affirmative Singular Plural I am/I'm we are/we're you are/you're you are / you're he is/he's they are / they're she is/she's it is/it's Negative Singular Plural I am not/I'm not we are

Write the plural. The girl is going to visit this city ... This boy is going to eat a sandwich ... That cat is going to catch a mouse ... The old man is going to plant an apple tree ... This child is going to draw a deer ...

I'm not a boy, I'm a goat, I'm a goat! You're not a goat, you're a boy. You haven't got a tail and you haven't got four legs, You're a horrible, horrible boy! I'm not horrible, I'm not really nice! You are horrible, too.

3. Choose the right variant of the Direct Speech. 1. I asked the boy not to make such a fuss. a) I said to the boy, "Don't make such a fuss." b) I asked the boy, "Not make such a fuss." 2. The teacher ordered the pupils to open the books.

Read about six friends. Then write answers to the questions. a) Mary is a writer. She began to write at school. b) John in a driver now. He could drive cars when he was 10. c) Victor is a wonderful swimmer. He swam well when he was a little boy.