Betty Azar - Basic English Grammar (2nd Ed)

EXERCISE 28-ORAL

(BOOKS CLOSED): Ask and answer questions.

STUDENT A: Your book is open. Ask a classmate a question. Use "Areyou ...?"

STUDENT B: Your book is closed. Answer Student A's question.

Example:

hungry

STUDENT A: (Yoko), are you hungry?

STUDENT B:

Yes, I am. OR: No, I'm not.

1. hungry

Switch roles.

2.

sleepy

15. in the back of the room

3.

thirsty

16. in the front of the room

4.

married

17.

in class

5.

single

18.

inbed

6.

tired

19.

at the library

7.

homesick

20.

at home

8.

lazy

21.

in (name of this city)

9.

cold

22.

in (name of another city)

10. comfortable

23.

in Canada

11. a student

24.

in the United States

12. a teacher

25.

from the United States

13. a famous actor

26.

from (name of country)

14. in the middle of the room

27.

a student at (name of school)

EXERCISE 29-ORAL

(BOOKS CLOSED):

Ask a classmate a question.

Example:

a ball \ round

STUDENT A:

( . . .), is a ball round?

STUDENT B: Yes, it is.

Example:

a ball \ square

S T ~ E N TA: ( . . .), is a ball square?

STUDENT B:

No, it isn't. OR: No, it's not.

Switch roles.

1. a mouse \ big

12.

your pen \ heavy

2.

sugar \ sweet

13. apples \ expensive

3.

lemons \ sweet

14. diamonds \ cheap

4.

ice cream and candy \ sour

15.

English grammar \ easy

5.

the world \ flat

16.

the floor in this room \ clean

6.

the world \ round

17.

butterflies \ beautiful

7, your desk \ comfortable

18.

turtles \ intelligent

8.

your shoes \ comfortable

19.

your dictionary \ under your desk

9.

your eyes \brown

20.

your books \ on your desk

10. the sun \ bright today

21.

your desk \ in the middle of the room

11. the weather \ cold today

22.

your pen \ in your pocket