English Iii Clues

Slide 2: Possessive Verb TO BE Adjective I am My xxxxx You are Your xxxxx He His xxxxx She is Her xxxxx It Its xxxxx We Our xxxxx You are Your xxxxx They Their xxxxx What is your name ? Mr. My name is first and last name Information question Titles What Whom Ms. Mrs. Full name: Miss Who Whose -First Where Why -Middle Title + Last name When How -Last Which -Second Last

Slide 3: Preposition On In At After Around For Adjectives Early Late Adverbs I Do Does Until You Feel He Feels Go Goes Before We Have She Has Have has They Do It Does “s” or “es” (x,sh,ch) A. What does he/she do? I study at URBE B. Where does he/she work? He studies at URBE C. What does he/she do, exactly?

Slide 4: Adjectives Nice nicer Cheap cheaper Pretty prettier Big bigger Good better Bad worse Funny funnier Busy busier Easy easier More expensive 1- How much does it cost? It costs $30. Comparative Adjective 2- How much is it? It is $45. 3- How much is this necklace? This one? Good better 4- How much are these earrings? Which ones? Bad worse 5- How much is That? That one? Far farther further 6- How much are those earrings? Which ones? 7- which one do you prefer? I prefer the blue one. 1. cvc + c + “er “ 2. Ends “e “ add “r “ 3. Ends “y “ add “ier “

Slide 5: Possessive Object Verb TO DO Adjective Pronoun Subject Pronoun I do My me You do Your you He His him She does Her her It Its it We Our us You do Your you They Their them Love 1- Do you like jazz? Yes, I do. I like it a lot. Like No, I don`t like it very much. Want Do you like movies? Yes, I do. I like them a lot. Have 2- Does he play piano? Yes, he does. He plays piano. No, he doesn`t play the piano. No, he doesn`t. He plays the guitar. 3- What kind of music do you like? I like salsa. 4- Who do they like? They like U2.

Slide 6: Verb TO BE + verb*ing I am Grandparents You are He Parents She is working It Children We You are Relatives They Siblings 1. cvc + c + ing 2. Ends “e “ drop “e “ add “ing “ Getting Danceing Taking Fixing Admitting 3. Exception (x,w,y) Running Writeing Driving Mixing Whispering 4. 2 syllable Shopping Comeing Riding Drawing Listening Swimming Liveing Making Sewing Drying Jogging Giveing Closing Playing Studying Stative Verbs (not ing) Staying Crying Have Love Like Know want

Slide 7: Simple Present To Be To Go To Have To Do I am Go Have Do You are He She is Goes Has Does It We You are Go Have Do They On >> over something The adverbs of frequency In >> general - inside At >> specific Definite: they go at the end of the sentence. Indefinite:They always go before the verbs. Exception: They go after the verb to be

Slide 8: Regular Irregular Cleaned Run – ran Started Feel – felt Wanted Buy – bought Worked Swim – swam Watched Pay – paid Vacuumed Do – did Loved Go – went Closed See – Saw Invited Meet – Met Simple Present Past Danced Sleep – Slept To Be Regular Admitted Drink - Drank I am was Transfered You are were Stopped Shopped Transmitted He Whispered She is was Enjoyed 1. cvc + c + ed Visited It Stayed 2. Ends “e “ add “d “ Listened Played 3. Exception (w,y,x) We Studied Drawed 4. 2 syllable You are were Cried They Fixed Tried

Slide 9: Preposition of place On In In front of In back of Behind Under Next to Near Close Far Statements Quantifiers Between Affirmative Some Across from Negatives and questions Any Count and non-count On the corner of A lot of Singular A little Uncountable or non-count Use a or an Much A few There is Plural Many Countable or count Hay Use s or es There are