Nationalities and Sentence Structure

The video tutorial introduces the topic of countries and nationalities for 7th-grade English learners. It covers how to ask and respond about one's origin, the formation of nationalities in English, and provides examples and exercises. The video also explains sentence structures for expressing origin and nationality. It concludes with encouragement to continue learning and adapting to the new curriculum.

What is the main topic discussed in the video?

• Mathematics for 7th grade

• Countries and nationalities in English

• Science experiments

• History of Indonesia

Which phrase can be used to ask about someone's origin?

• What is your name?

• How old are you?

• Where are you from?

• What is your favorite color?

How would you respond if someone asks, 'Where are you from?'

• I like pizza.

• I am from Indonesia.

• I am 12 years old.

• I am a student.

What suffix is used to form the nationality for someone from Turkey?

• -ish

• -an

• -ese

• -ian

Which nationality corresponds to the country Brazil?

• Brazish

• Brazilese

• Brazilian

• Brazian

What is the correct nationality for someone from Japan?

• Japanese

• Japanian

• Japaneese

• Japanish

What is the structure to express someone's origin?

• Subject + to be + hobby

• Subject + to be + from + country

• Subject + to be + nationality

• Subject + to be + age

How do you express nationality in a sentence?

• Subject + to be + from + country

• Subject + to be + nationality

• Subject + to be + age

• Subject + to be + hobby

What is the nationality for someone from Canada?

• Canadish

• Canadian

• Canadese

• Canadien

What is the main message in the conclusion of the video?

• Focus only on mathematics

• Continue learning with enthusiasm

• Ignore the new curriculum

• Stop learning and take a break