Feb 13, 2015GRAMMAR
To be
I
am (Im)
not
[aint]
you
are(youre)
arent
he
is(hes)
isnt
she
is(shes)
isnt
it
is(its)
isnt
we
are(were)
arent
you
are(youre)
arent
they
are(theyre)
arent
I am from Braov.
Am I from Braov?
Where are you from?
I am from
Yes, she is (Australian).Her parents are from Greece.
Her husbands name is John.
No, he isnt from the USA.
His parents are from USA.
Their house is in Sydney.
Yes, she is a student at Sydney University.
Are you a student?
Yes, I am.
No, I am not.
I
my house(s)/ wallet(s)
you
your youre
he
his
hes
she
her
it
its
its
we
ouryou
yourthey
theirtheyre
This is my house. It is mine.
your
yours
his
his
her
hers
its
its
our
ours
your
yourstheir
theirsTheir parents are from Bucharest, ours are from Galai.
My book is old, yours is new.
Your scarf is green, hers is grey.
Your neighbours are noisy, mine are quiet.
FAMILYsister(s)
brother(s)
father
mother
son
daughter /dotr/
grandmother
grandfather
grandparents
nephew /nefiu/
niece /ni:s/
grandson
granddaughter
uncle
aunt /ant/
cousin /kazn/
godfather
godmother
husband /hasbnd/
wife /uaif/
lover
mother(s)-in-law
father(s)-in-law
sister(s)-in-law
brother(s)-in-law
the in-laws
great-grandfather
great-grandmother
great-grandson
great-granddaughter
great-great-great-grandfather
stepmother/ father/ sister/ brother
twins
twin brother
twin sister
My wifes brother is my brother-in-law.Your fathers parents are
your childs grandparents.
I am my mothers son.
Genitive
teacher
s
book
posesor
s
obiectul/ fiina posedat()
doctors glasses
doctors glassesteachers opinion
teachers opinion
patients rights
patients rights
policemans car
policemens car
man men
woman /umn/ women /uimin/
child children My childs toys.
My childrens toys.
