1) The document discusses identifying people and asking who they are through questions. It provides examples of questions like "Who are you?" and answers like "I am Pedro."
2) Additional examples are provided for identifying people by their relationships to others, such as "I am Pedro's father."
3) Possessive adjectives like "my", "your", "his", etc. are explained as ways to identify people's belongings.
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English For Open High School - Module 4
1. UNIVERSIDAD AUT?MA DEL CARMEN
BY:
BRYAN YAHIR CASTA?EDA ESPINOSA
KENY BARUCH GARCI?
MILDRED ETHUR MORALES ORTIZ
MODULE 4:
IDENTIFYING PEOPLE: WHO?IDENTIFYING PEOPLE: WHO?
2. Who?
QuestionsQuestions
Who + am /is /are + nominative subject
Who are you?
Who is he?
Who is she?
Pedro
(Father)
Mark
(Son)
Lisa
(Daughter)
?For asking the identification of people in question begins
with the word ¡°who¡±.
?The contraction of who is ¨C who¡¯s and who are ¨C who¡¯re.
?The conjugation of verb TO BE: I (am), he, she, it (is) and
you, they (are).
3. ?for giving identification of people by names.
AnswersAnswers
Subject + am / is / are + person¡¯s name
I Am
Pedro
He Is
Mark
She Is
Lisa
Who + am /is /are + person¡¯s
name
?for asking identification of people whose names are known.
QuestionQuestion
Who Is
Pedro
Who Is
Mark
Who Are
Lisa
4. ?For giving identification of one or more people for their
family relationship, whether, some type of social
relationship with other person.
Subject + am /is /are + person¡¯s name +
relationship
I Am Pedro¡¯s and
Lisa¡¯s father
He Is Lisa¡¯s brother
The Are Mark¡¯s sons
The person¡¯s name which is
the point of reference is
followed by ¡®S, but, when
the name ends in S¡¯ only
take a apostrophe.
Name + s¡¯ + family
relationship
5. Family Vocabulary
Father Mother
Husband Wife
Daughter Son
Brother Sister
Nephew Niece
Uncle Aunt
Father in law Daughter in law
Brother in law Sister in law
Grandfather Grandmother
Grandson Granddaughter
Parents Cousin
Grandchildren Parents in law
6. ?For giving identification of one or several people or things by
means of belongings or possessions.
Subject +am /is /are + possessive adjective +
possessive object
He has a car. It is his car
They have shoes. They are
their shoes
We have a baby. He is our
baby
7. Subject pronouns Possessive
adjectives
I My
You Your
He His
She Her
It Its
We Our
You Your
They Their
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
We use possessive
adjectives to show who
owns or ¡°possesses¡±
something.
8. References
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9. ?Gifs animados gratis de coches, auto, carro, autom¨®vil ¨C
im¨¢genes con movimiento de coches, auto, carro, autom¨®vil. (n.d.).
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Terrestre/Coches.asp?Page=4
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im¨¢genes con movimiento de coches, auto, carro, autom¨®vil. (n.d.).
Gifts animados gratis de coches auto, carro, autom¨®vil ¨C im¨¢genes
con movimiento de coches, auto, carro, autom¨®vil. Retrieved July
5, 2014, from http://www.100pies.net/gifs/Transporte-
Terrestre/Coches.asp?Page=4
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