Change the statements to questions.

1. It’s March 17th today. Is it March 17th today?
2. Sabah is 17 years old. Is Sabah 17 years old?
3. You’re from Syria. Are you from Syria?
4. You’re Jordanian. Are you Jordanian?
5. That’s your pencil. Is that your pencil?
6. Those are our posters. Are those our posters?
7. That’s a famous painting. Is that a famous painting?

Units 1-4

A. Complete the questions. Use What, When, Where, or How old.
Then match each question to its correct answer.

1. When is your graduation? d b. He’s twenty years old.
2. What day is today? f c. My house is on Park Avenue.
3. How old are you? h d. I graduate in June.
4. Where is your house? c e. It’s September.
5. What month is it? e f. Today is Monday.
6. Where is your school? a g. I’m from the United States.
7. How old is your brother? b h. I’m seventeen.

B. Write the negative.

1. Please close the door. Don't close the door.
2. Today is Sunday. Today isn't Sunday.
3. He is from Oman. He isn't from Oman.
4. They are sisters. They aren't sisters.
5. I am ten years old. I'm not ten years old.

C. Change the statements to questions.

1. It’s March 17th today. Is it March 17th today?
2. Sabah is 17 years old. Is Sabah 17 years old?
3. You’re from Syria. Are you from Syria?
4. You’re Jordanian. Are you Jordanian?
5. That’s your pencil. Is that your pencil?
6. Those are our posters. Are those our posters?
7. That’s a famous painting. Is that a famous painting?

D. Complete the crossword puzzle. Use the clues on the right.

ACROSS

1. greeting
4. he, she, _________
6. day of the week
9. Sit _________.

DOWN

1. she/her, he/_________
2. month
3. day of the week
5. _________ is your name?
7. You _________ I are friends.
8. We _________ students.
10. How _________ are you?
11. opposite of yes

E. Write the correct form of the verb be.

• Today (1) is Monday. It (2) is the first day of school. Mr. Clark and his students (3) are in class.
• There (4) are twenty students and twenty-one desks. One desk (5) is for Mr. Clark.
• “How old (6) are you, Brandon?” asks Mr. Clark. Brandon (7) is sixteen years old.
• The students (8) are all 16 or 17 years old. Mr. Clark (9) isn't seventeen years old.
• He (10) is thirty-five. It (11) is his first day at this school. “I (12) am your new teacher,” says Mr. Clark.