Lesson 1

Lesson 1

1. Adjetives

   • Types
     • Personality Traits
     • Physical Characteristics
   • Sentence Construction
     • Subject + Verb To Be + Adjective → "Liam is handsome"
     • Subject + Verb To Be + A/An + Adjective + Noun → "Liam is a handsome man."

2. Indefinite Articles

   • Only with singular nouns
     • A (Before consonant sounds)
     • An (Before vowel sounds)
     • Some letters in English may sound like a consonant or like a vowel in different words
       • Letter H
         • Honest → "He is an honest man." (H is not pronounced, so it starts with a vowel sound.)
         • Hotel → "The Atlas is a hotel in Milan." (H is pronounced, so it starts with a consonant sound.)
       • Letter U
         • Umbrella → "Carol has an umbrella." (U is pronounced as a vowel.)
         • Uniform → "I use a uniform at work." (U is pronounced as a /y/ like in the word “you,” so it starts with a consonant sound.)
     • Important: "Nick and Sarah are students." → Plural, so no indefinite article is used.

3. Greetings and Farewells

   • Greetings → used to start conversations
     • "Hi!"; "Hello!"; "How are you?"
   • Farewells → used to end conversations
     • "Bye!"; "Goodbye!"; "Take care."; "Good night."; "See you later!"; "See you tomorrow!"

4. Verb To Be + Subject Pronouns

   • Verb To Be
     • Introductions
       • "I am Julia."; "My name is Mario."; "This is Jessica."
     • Location (Permanent or Temporary)
       • "Where are you?"; "I am at home now."; "Tokyo is in Japan."
     • Feelings (Permanent or Temporary)
       • "I am happy."; "Zoey is fine."; "John is exhausted."
     • Descriptions
       • "Lia and Tim are tall."; "Tanya is pretty."; "Leo is smart."

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