Grammar overview

1. to be

Use am / is / are to say who someone is or what someone/something is like.

Examples:

• I am a student.
• He is friendly.
• She is calm.
• They are busy.
• We are ready.

2. Possessives

Use my, your, his, her, its, our, their to show that something belongs to someone.

Examples:

• My hobby is music.
• His bike is old.
• Her pencils are on the desk.
• Our class is big.
• Their project is interesting.