Rewrite these sentences so they mean the same as the first. DO NOT CHANGE THE FORM OF THE GIVEN WORD.
Example:  There is no point in seeing that film
                    WORTH 
                    That film isn't worth seeing 

1. He doesn't like cricket 

    APPEAL 
    Cricket     him 

2. The last time she went to the cinema was ages ago 

    BEEN 
    She     ages 

3. It's good thing you brought your cheq...

Lesson 1: Learning to talk about yourself and others.

I = the word used to talk about myself.   I am Mr. G.  I am a man.  I am fuzzy.  I am smiling. 

am = a form of the verb "to be" used only with I.

(Note: In spoken English, "I" and "am" are often joined to form a "contraction" that looks like this in writing - "I'm" - and rhymes with words like "time" and "lime".)

I am + adjective. An adjective tells who I am, what kind of person I am, what I look like, how I feel.

I am tall. (I'm tall.)

I am awake. (I'm awake.)

I am sleepy. (I'm sl...