Understanding Contractions and Fast Responses

This video tutorial teaches how to form questions using 'what' and B verbs. It covers the use of 'what is' for singular items and 'what are' for plural items, providing examples and practice opportunities. The lesson also emphasizes pronunciation and speed, helping learners to speak more fluently. The video concludes with a summary of the key points covered.

What verb should be used when asking about a single item?

• Are

• Be

• Is

• Am

Which contraction is correct for 'it is'?

• Its

• It's

• It

• Is

How do you form a question for multiple items?

• What am

• What is

• What are

• What be

What is the correct contraction for 'they are'?

• They

• Their

• There

• They're

What is the correct response for 'What is it?' if the item is a chair?

• It's a chair

• It chair

• Its a chair

• Chair it is

What is the correct response for 'What are they?' if the items are keys?

• They're keys

• Their keys

• There keys

• Keys they are

Which of the following is a correct response for 'What is it?' if the item is a cat?

• Cat it is

• Its cat

• It cat

• It's a cat

What is the correct response for 'What are they?' if the items are houses?

• There houses

• Their houses

• Houses they are

• They're houses

How should 'What is it?' be pronounced quickly?

• What it

• What is it

• Whatzit

• What is

What is the fast pronunciation of 'What are they?'?

• What they

• What are

• What are they

• Whatarethey