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ENGLISH GRAMMAR
PRESENT TENSE BE,
DEMONSTRATIVES,
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES,
CAN, PREPOSITIONS
PRESENT TENSE BE
 The verb BE has got three forms: AM, IS, ARE,
which we have to use according to the pronoun
or subject.
TO BE
Occupations Nouns Adjectives Places
AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
They are doctors.AREThey
We are friends.AREWe
It is a city.ISIt
She is my sister.ISShe
He is in the lab.ISHe
You are a student.AREYou
I am a teacher.AMI
ExampleVerb FormSubject
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
She is not sad They are not in the school
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
We’re not = We aren’t
You’re not = You aren’t
They’re not = They aren’t
We
You are not
They
He`s not = He isn’t
She’s not = She isn’t
It’s not = It isn’t
He
She is not
It
I`m notI am not
YES / NO QUESTIONS
YES / NO QUESTIONS
YES / NO QUESTIONS
Mary tall and thin.
Mary tall and thin?
Yes, she is / No, she isn’t
Yes, she is tall and thin. / No, she
is not tall and thin
Affirmative Statement:
Yes / No question:
Short Answers:
Full /Complete
Answers:
John and Peter students.
John and Peter students?
Yes, they are / No, they aren’t
Yes, they are students. / No they
are not students.
Affirmative Statement:
Yes / No question:
Short Answers:
Full /Complete
Answers:
are
Are
is
Is
WH - QUESTIONS
WH - QUESTIONS
WH - QUESTIONS
How are you? I am sad.
How is Loja? It is small.
State
Form / manner
How
Where is he? In the house.PlacesWhere
Who is the director of the school?
Carlos.
PeopleWho
What is this? It is a book.
What is your name? Robert.
What do you do? I am a driver.
What is he doing? He’s working
Things
Name
Occupations
Activities
What
ExampleInformation
about…
Wh-word
REVIEW
Are they doctors?
Are we friends?
Is it a city?
Is she my sister?
Is he in the lab?
Are you a student?
Am I a teacher?
Yes/No Question
They are not
doctors.
We are not friends.
It is not a city.
She is not my sister.
He is not in the lab.
You are not a
student.
I am not a teacher.
Negative
Statements
Yes, they are / No they
are not
They are
doctors.
Yes, we are / No, we are
not
We are friends.
Yes, it is / No, it is notIt is a city.
Yes, she is / No, she is
not
She is my sister.
Yes, he is / No, he is notHe is in the lab.
Yes, I am / No, I am not
You are a
student.
Yes, you are / No, you
are not
I am a teacher.
Short AnswersStatement
DEMONSTRATIVES
We use THIS / THESE when the objects are near to the speaker.
This is a blackboard These are papers
THIS +Singular Nouns THESE + Plural Nouns
DEMONSTRATIVES
We use THAT / THOSE when the objects are far from the speaker.
That is a lake.
Those are mountains
THAT + Singular Nouns
THOSE + Plural Nouns
DEMONSTRATIVES
DEMONSTRATIVES
PLURAL NOUNS
cat - cats
face - faces
day – days
Add -smost others
fly - flies
try - tries
curry – curries
Change y to i
then
Add –es
consonant + y
boss - bosses
tax - taxes
bush - bushes
Add -ess, x, ch or sh
ExamplesForming the pluralNoun ending
IRREGULAR PLURAL
potato - potatoes
tomato - tomatoes
volcano -
volcanoes
Add –esEnds with - o
half - halves
wolf - wolves
loaf - loaves
Change f to v
then
Add –es
Ends with –f
knife - knives
life - lives
wife - wives
Change f to v
then
Add –s
Ends with -fe
ExamplesForming the pluralNoun type
IRREGULAR PLURAL
sheep
deer
fish (sometimes)
Singular and plural
are the same
Unchanging
man - men
foot - feet
child - children
person - people
tooth - teeth
mouse - mice
Change the vowel
or
Change the word
or
Add a different
ending
ALL KINDS
ExamplesForming the pluralNoun type
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
POSSESSIVE ADJTECTIVES
POSSESSIVE ADJTECTIVES
This is our house
Her pants are blue
His shirt is new
This is her cat
POSSESSIVE FORM ‘S
POSSESSIVE FORM ‘S
Kevin’s wife is Rose.
His wife is Rose.
Charlie’s book is black.
The Child’s mother is happy
PREPOSITION OF PLACE
At the bus station at home
At the door at the top
At work at the end of
AT (lugar específico)
On a shelf on a wall
On a plate on the table
On a balcony on a door
ON (sobre una
superficie)
In the house in a shop
In a room in a town
In a car in a garden
IN (dentro de)
CAN / CAN’T
CAN / CAN’T
They can dance He can’t play the piano He can play football
He can swim He can skate
NEGATIVE AND QUESTIONS
Can they walk ?
Can we sing?
Can it run?
Can she swim?
Can he play?
Can you dance?
Can I cook?
YES/NO
QUESTIONS
Yes, they can / No, they
can’t
Yes, we can / No, we can’t
Yes, it can / No, it can’t
Yes, she can / No, she can’t
Yes, he can / No, he can`t
Yes I can / No I can’t
Yes, you can / No,you can´t
SHORT ANSWERS
They can not walk
We can not sing
It can not run
She can not swim
He can not play
You can not dance
I can not cook
NEGATIVE
They can walk
We can sing
It can run
She can swim
He can play
You can dance
I can cook
AFFIRMATIVE

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English grammar

  • 1. ENGLISH GRAMMAR PRESENT TENSE BE, DEMONSTRATIVES, POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES, CAN, PREPOSITIONS
  • 2. PRESENT TENSE BE  The verb BE has got three forms: AM, IS, ARE, which we have to use according to the pronoun or subject. TO BE Occupations Nouns Adjectives Places
  • 3. AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES They are doctors.AREThey We are friends.AREWe It is a city.ISIt She is my sister.ISShe He is in the lab.ISHe You are a student.AREYou I am a teacher.AMI ExampleVerb FormSubject
  • 4. NEGATIVE SENTENCES NEGATIVE SENTENCES She is not sad They are not in the school
  • 5. NEGATIVE SENTENCES We’re not = We aren’t You’re not = You aren’t They’re not = They aren’t We You are not They He`s not = He isn’t She’s not = She isn’t It’s not = It isn’t He She is not It I`m notI am not
  • 6. YES / NO QUESTIONS YES / NO QUESTIONS
  • 7. YES / NO QUESTIONS Mary tall and thin. Mary tall and thin? Yes, she is / No, she isn’t Yes, she is tall and thin. / No, she is not tall and thin Affirmative Statement: Yes / No question: Short Answers: Full /Complete Answers: John and Peter students. John and Peter students? Yes, they are / No, they aren’t Yes, they are students. / No they are not students. Affirmative Statement: Yes / No question: Short Answers: Full /Complete Answers: are Are is Is
  • 8. WH - QUESTIONS WH - QUESTIONS
  • 9. WH - QUESTIONS How are you? I am sad. How is Loja? It is small. State Form / manner How Where is he? In the house.PlacesWhere Who is the director of the school? Carlos. PeopleWho What is this? It is a book. What is your name? Robert. What do you do? I am a driver. What is he doing? He’s working Things Name Occupations Activities What ExampleInformation about… Wh-word
  • 10. REVIEW Are they doctors? Are we friends? Is it a city? Is she my sister? Is he in the lab? Are you a student? Am I a teacher? Yes/No Question They are not doctors. We are not friends. It is not a city. She is not my sister. He is not in the lab. You are not a student. I am not a teacher. Negative Statements Yes, they are / No they are not They are doctors. Yes, we are / No, we are not We are friends. Yes, it is / No, it is notIt is a city. Yes, she is / No, she is not She is my sister. Yes, he is / No, he is notHe is in the lab. Yes, I am / No, I am not You are a student. Yes, you are / No, you are not I am a teacher. Short AnswersStatement
  • 11. DEMONSTRATIVES We use THIS / THESE when the objects are near to the speaker. This is a blackboard These are papers THIS +Singular Nouns THESE + Plural Nouns
  • 12. DEMONSTRATIVES We use THAT / THOSE when the objects are far from the speaker. That is a lake. Those are mountains THAT + Singular Nouns THOSE + Plural Nouns
  • 14. PLURAL NOUNS cat - cats face - faces day – days Add -smost others fly - flies try - tries curry – curries Change y to i then Add –es consonant + y boss - bosses tax - taxes bush - bushes Add -ess, x, ch or sh ExamplesForming the pluralNoun ending
  • 15. IRREGULAR PLURAL potato - potatoes tomato - tomatoes volcano - volcanoes Add –esEnds with - o half - halves wolf - wolves loaf - loaves Change f to v then Add –es Ends with –f knife - knives life - lives wife - wives Change f to v then Add –s Ends with -fe ExamplesForming the pluralNoun type
  • 16. IRREGULAR PLURAL sheep deer fish (sometimes) Singular and plural are the same Unchanging man - men foot - feet child - children person - people tooth - teeth mouse - mice Change the vowel or Change the word or Add a different ending ALL KINDS ExamplesForming the pluralNoun type
  • 18. POSSESSIVE ADJTECTIVES POSSESSIVE ADJTECTIVES This is our house Her pants are blue His shirt is new This is her cat
  • 19. POSSESSIVE FORM ‘S POSSESSIVE FORM ‘S Kevin’s wife is Rose. His wife is Rose. Charlie’s book is black. The Child’s mother is happy
  • 20. PREPOSITION OF PLACE At the bus station at home At the door at the top At work at the end of AT (lugar específico) On a shelf on a wall On a plate on the table On a balcony on a door ON (sobre una superficie) In the house in a shop In a room in a town In a car in a garden IN (dentro de)
  • 21. CAN / CAN’T CAN / CAN’T They can dance He can’t play the piano He can play football He can swim He can skate
  • 22. NEGATIVE AND QUESTIONS Can they walk ? Can we sing? Can it run? Can she swim? Can he play? Can you dance? Can I cook? YES/NO QUESTIONS Yes, they can / No, they can’t Yes, we can / No, we can’t Yes, it can / No, it can’t Yes, she can / No, she can’t Yes, he can / No, he can`t Yes I can / No I can’t Yes, you can / No,you can´t SHORT ANSWERS They can not walk We can not sing It can not run She can not swim He can not play You can not dance I can not cook NEGATIVE They can walk We can sing It can run She can swim He can play You can dance I can cook AFFIRMATIVE