Group 3: F L M N S X

Group 4: I Y

Group 5: Q U W

Group 6: H O R Z

Now, listen and check your words.

Ok. In English, there are Capital Lettes and Small Letters. These are also called Upper Case and Lower Case.

Names began with capital letters, the other lettters are small:

Molly Stone: capital letter, capital M, small o, small l, small l, small y; capital S, small t, small o, small n, small e. Ok, capital letters are only here.

Introduction: Spelling

Now, let's practise spelling names. This is what we say:

Please spell your name.

Capital M o l l y – Capital S t o n e.

Now, let's practise.

What is your name?

My name is Ali Aksoy.

Spell your name.

Capital A l i – Capital A k s o y.

Thank you.

What is your first name?

My first name is Lisa.

Spell your name.

Capital L i s a.

What is your last name?

My last name is Roberts.

Spell your last name.

Capital R o b e r t s.

Thank you. Very good.

Introduction: To Be

Now, let's work on the verb Be. Now, we're going to talk about Basic, Short, an Example, and another Example. Now, first I:

Basic        ->  I am

Short        ->  I'm

Example   ->  I am Molly.

Example   ->  I'm Molly.

Ok, second one:

Basic        ->  You are

Short        ->  You're

Example   ->  You are Ali.

Example   ->  You're Ali.

Next:

Basic        ->  He is

Short        ->  He's

Example   ->  He is Tom.

Example   ->  He's Tom.

Next:

Basic         ->  She is

Short         ->  She's

Example    ->  She is Marie.

Example    ->  She's Marie.

Next:

Basic        ->  It is

Short        ->  It's

Example   ->  It is Dolly.

Example   ->  It's Dolly.

Next:

Basic         ->  We are

Short         ->  We're

Example    ->  We are students.

Example    ->  We're students.