Samir and his son Ray are at the airport. An officer asks yes or no questions. Read, answer with the short answer, then ask your own.
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read the officer's questions yourself and let the room answer in chorus: "Yes, it is!" "Number 1 — put your answer in the chat." ★★★ has no key: any real is-this-your question is right.
Four new words. Tap each one and listen. Your language is under every word.
Samir and Ray are at the airport. Read. Tap a part to hear it again.
Samir is at the airport in New York. He is traveling with Ray. Ray is six years old. They are going to Montreal. Samir is looking for the sign: Departures.
Mr. Barry is an officer. He is looking at them. “Is this your bag?” “Yes, it is.” “Is the boy with you?” “Yes, he is. He is with me.” “Are you ready?” “Yes, we are.”
Ray is looking for the restroom. “Is it near the gate?” “Yes, it is.” Ray is waving at Mr. Barry. Mr. Barry is waving at him, too. The gate is open. Samir and Ray are happy.
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Write the missing word. Then type it in the chat.
Read again. Answer with a short answer: Yes, it is. Yes, he is.
Now YOU ask. One yes or no question, in the chat.
Is this your ___?
Like this:
Ask a classmate in the chat. They answer: Yes, it is. Or: No, it isn't.