Updated! Kids English Learning Show #2 : What is it? What are they? Is it...? Are they...?

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Old video description:
Our English learning videos are fun for kids; includes cartoons, animations, songs, listen and repeat, question and answer, English conversation, and more
This english video teaches children:
• common nouns & animals. (bird, rabbit, frog, house, balloon, castle)
• "yes" and "no" questions
• singular and plural nouns. (a bird, birds, a house, houses)
• basic vocabulary: not, a, an, know, not know, ready, not ready, right, not right, candy, play, yes, no
• english verb “to be”. (is, are, am)
• reviews introductions and greetings. (Hello, Hi)
• reviews family members (Mother, Father, Brother, sister, Grandfather, grandmother, baby)
English Grammar / Sentences / Questions
Is it a [noun]?
Are they [nouns]?
What are they?
Who is he/she?
What is it?
What are they?
Is he/she?
Yes, it is a/an [noun]. No, it is not a/an [noun].
Yes, they are [noun+s] No, they are not [noun+s].
They are [noun+s].
He/she is [name].
It is a/an [noun].
They are...
Yes, he/she is... No, he/she is not...
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