A1: Brother and Sister Search the Bedroom Before
Source topic: Brother and Sister Search the Bedroom Before School
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An A1 conversation lesson where a brother and sister look for a missing school bag in a bedroom before school, using very short turns and repeated prepositions of place and poss...
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Place words like in, on, under, and next to.
Prepositions of Place
Use in, on, under, and next to to say where things are.
in | on | under | next to
"Let’s look in the bedroom."
Use in for something inside another thing.
Jump to transcript"Is it on the bed?"
Use on for something touching the top of another thing.
Jump to transcript"Is it under the bed?"
Use under for something below another thing.
Jump to transcript"Is it next to the chair?"
Use next to for something close beside another thing.
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Let’s look _____ the bedroom.
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Is it _____ the bed?
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it / is / not / on / the / bed / No,
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No, it is not on the bed.
Also okay: No, it is not on the bed
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Jump to transcriptPossessive Adjectives
Use my, your, his, and her before nouns to show who something belongs to.
my | your | his | her
"Is it your bag?"
Use your before a noun for something that belongs to the listener.
Jump to transcript"Yes, it is my bag."
Use my before a noun for something that belongs to the speaker.
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Is it _____ bag?
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your
Tip: Use your before a noun for something that belongs to the listener.
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Yes, it is _____ bag.
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I / see / your / book / Look,
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Look, I see your book.
Also okay: Look, I see your book
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Jump to transcriptSay It Yourself
- Look at this line again: "Let’s look in the bedroom." Say one new sentence with the same place word.
- Change this line with a new owner: "Is it your bag?".
- Ask one more short bedroom question before school.
- Say where one school item is in your room.
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Setting the Scene
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The Conversation
Situation 1
Search the bedroom
Search the bedroom
They look around the bedroom and say where the missing things are.
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Continue The Conversation
Find the object: school bag
Continue as Brother.
Continue as Brother. Say where the school bag is in one short sentence.
Useful phrases
- It is in the bedroom.
- The school bag is in the bedroom.
Focus: prepositions of place | possessive adjectives
Tip: Try to use one possessive word and one place word.
Quick Grammar Check
Let’s look _____ the bedroom.
Choose the correct place word.
Show answer
in
Tip: Use in for something inside another thing.
Show one model reply
Your school bag is in the bedroom.
Check your understanding
Is the school bag missing?
You can start like this: Yes, the school bag is...
Situation 2
Search the bedroom
Search the bedroom
They look around the bedroom and say where the missing things are.
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
I
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Continue The Conversation
Find the object: notebook
Continue as Brother.
Continue as Brother. Say where the notebook is in one short sentence.
Useful phrases
- It is next to the chair.
- The notebook is next to the chair.
Focus: prepositions of place | possessive adjectives
Tip: Try to use one possessive word and one place word.
Quick Grammar Check
Look, I see _____ book.
Choose the correct possessive word.
Show answer
your
Tip: Use your before a noun for something that belongs to the listener.
Show one model reply
Your notebook is next to the chair.
Check your understanding
Is the bag next to the chair?
You can start like this: No, it is not next...
Situation 3
Search the bedroom
Search the bedroom
They look around the bedroom and say where the missing things are.
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Continue The Conversation
Find the object: school bag
Continue as Brother.
Continue as Brother. Say where the school bag is in one short sentence.
Useful phrases
- It is next to the bed.
- The school bag is next to the bed.
Focus: prepositions of place | possessive adjectives
Tip: Try to use one possessive word and one place word.
Quick Grammar Check
My notebook is _____ the box.
Choose the correct place word.
Show answer
in
Tip: Use in for something inside another thing.
Show one model reply
My school bag is next to the bed.
Think about it
Where is your shoe?
You can start like this: My shoe is under the...
Situation 4
Search the bedroom
Search the bedroom
They look around the bedroom and say where the missing things are.
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Brother
Sister
Continue The Conversation
Find the object: notebook
Continue as Brother.
Continue as Brother. Say where the notebook is in one short sentence.
Useful phrases
- It is in the bag.
- The notebook is in the bag.
Focus: prepositions of place | possessive adjectives
Tip: Try to use one possessive word and one place word.
Quick Grammar Check
_____ bag is here.
Choose the correct possessive word.
Show answer
my
Tip: Use my before a noun for something that belongs to the speaker.
Show one model reply
My notebook is in the bag.
Check your understanding
What does B want A to put in the bag?
You can start like this: B wants A to put...
Wrap-Up
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Is the school bag on the bed?
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Where is the notebook?
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Where is the school bag?
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Where is the brother’s shoe?
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What do they put in the bag?
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An A1 conversation lesson where a brother and sister look for a missing school bag in a bedroom before school, using very short turns and repeated prepositions of place and poss...
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