Presenta cosas y animales usando "This is"

The art of presenting objects and pets in English is a fundamental skill that every student should master. Discover how to correctly use the "this is" structure beyond personal presentations, expanding your ability to communicate in everyday situations.

How to present objects and pets in English in a natural way?

The "this is" structure is versatile and is used to introduce people as well as objects and animals. This basic construction allows you to describe your surroundings effectively. For example:

• "This is my house"
• "This is my dog
• "This is my office"

What pronouns to use when adding additional information?

When adding details about what you are presenting, it is important to use the correct pronoun:

• For objects: use "it"

  • "This is my house. It is new."
  • "This is my phone. It is small. It's not big"
  • "This is my coffee. It is hot. It is not cold".

• For pets: You can use "it", "he" or "she".

  • "This is my dog. It is three years old"
  • "This is my dog. He is three years old"

How to practice these structures in everyday life?

Constant practice is key to mastering these expressions. Some recommended exercises:

• Identify three nearby objects and describe them using the structure "this is".
• Add additional information using the verb "to be".
• Practice with contrasts: "It is new. It is not old".

The best way to improve is to practice with objects in your immediate environment. We invite you to share your examples and exercises in the comments section to receive feedback and continue improving your English.