This document provides grammar exercises and examples for verb conjugation, pronouns, question formation, negatives, pluralization, and adjectives/adverbs. It includes examples of using verb "to be" with subjects, pronoun pronouns and their meanings, questions with question words, negative statements with verbs like "isn't" and "doesn't", pluralizing regular and irregular verbs, pronouns and verbs in singular and plural form, and lists of common adjectives and adverbs with their comparative forms. It also provides a short story about a family as a speaking exercise example.

1. PRE-INTERMEDIATE 1 AND 2
GRAMMAR
PRACTICE

2. VERB TO BE
a) Joanne and Markus are fat. (THEY)
b) Cupert is Laura’s father. (HE)
c) I am just a nurse at a public hospital. (I)
d) Justin is a very good student. (HE)
e) The Jonas Brothers are a boyband. (THEY)
f) Melissa and her mother are blond. (THEY)
g) Me and Joe are brothers. (WE)

3. PRONOUN PRONOME
WHICH QUAL, QUAIS
WHAT OQUE, QUAL, QUE
WHEN QUANDO
WHO QUEM

4. QUESTION FORM
• Are your brothers coming home this weekend?
• Who is your father?
• How is your dog doing?
• What is the name of your car?
• When were you born?
• Which supermarket do you go shopping?

5. NEGATIVE FORM
• Francesco is a great tennis player! He isn’t a regular player...
• Wiegh-training is cool! It isn’t just OK...
• Fred and I are terrific at soccer! We aren’t bad at it...
• Exercising is awesome! It isn’t boring...
• Yoga and Thai-chi-chuan are disgusting! They aren’t exciting...
• I am a good student. I’m not lazy...

6. USING “DO”
• I LIVE HERE – I DON’T LIVE IN CUBA.
• DO YOU LIKE JOGGING? – YOU DON’T LIKE JOGGING.
• DOGS BARK – DOGS DON’T BARK.
• WE LOVE CHICKEN – WE DON’T LOVE PORK.
• CHLOE DRINKS BEER – SHE DOESN’T DRINK SODA.
• ROBERT WANTS CHOCOLATE – HE DOESN’T WANT CHEETOS.

7. SPELLING THE
PLURAL (VERBS)

8. MOST OF THE VERBS JUST TAKE “S”
• SPEAK > SPEAKS
• LOVE > LOVES
• COVER > COVERS
• SAY > SAYS
• BUY > BUYS
• FEEL > FEELS

9. VERBS ENDING WITH “SS” “SH” “CH”
“X” AND “O” TAKE “ES”
• MISS > MISSES
• GO > GOES
• SEARCH > SEARCHES
• SPLASH > SPLASHES

10. VERBS ENDING IN A CONSONANTE +
Y, DROP THE “Y” AND TAKE “IES”
• STUDY > STUDIES
• CRY > CRIES
• FLY > FLIES
• DRY > DRIES

11. VERBS ENDING IN A VOWEL + Y, TAKE
“S”
• PLAY > PLAYS
• SAY > SAYS
• SLAY > SLAYS

12. PRONOUNS AND VERBS (SINGULAR
AND PLURAL)
• I eat chips.
• You eat chips.
• He eats chips.
• She eats chips.
• It eats chips.
• We eat chips.
• You eat chips.
• They eat chips.

13. CLYDE’S LIFE
Clyde is a very busy man, he goes to the
hospital everyday, he is a doctor. His
wife’s name is Julie, and he has three kids.
Samantha is the oldest, she is in college,
studying law, she already got an
internship in a very classy office.
Nolan is the middle one, he loves
skateboarding, he is in grade 11.
Patrick is the young little boy who is
always looking for new things to discover.
Together they make the Thorne Family,
from New York.
Clyde is an only child, his biggest dream
has come true, he is happy, he has a
great family and he loves his life.

14. SPEAKING
• PATRICK IS THE YOUNGEST.
• SAMANTHA IS IN COLLEGE.
• NOLAN LOVES SKATEBOARDING.
• CLYDE IS A DOCTOR.
• HIS WIFE’S NAME IS JULIE.
• THEY ARE THE THORNE FAMILY FROM NEW YORK.

15. ADJECTIVES
• COOL - UNCOOL
• INTERESTING – BORING
• QUIET – LOUD
• EMPTY – FULL
• DARK – LIGHT
• GOOD – BAD
• CALM – NERVOUS
• COLD - HOT

16. ADVERBS
• BAD > WORSE
• GOOD > BETTER
• LOUD > LOUDER
• CLEAN > CLEANER
• HOT > HOTTER
• STUPID > MORE STUPID
• COVERED > MORE COVERED