The document provides information on prepositional phrases with "at", "in", and "on", subjects and objects in sentences, popular activities in the US, how to use "have to" and "want to" in affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentences, and examples of invitations using "want to" and "would like to".

1. Subjects and Objects
Pronouns

2. Prepositional
Phrases
● At home
● At work
● At school
● At the mall
● At the library
● At the beach

3. Prepositional
Phrases
● In bed
● In class
● In Mexico
● In the shower
● In the hospital
● In a meeting

4. Prepositional
Phrases
● On a vacation
● On a trip
● On his/her break

5. Rules
“at”
● Home
● Work
● School
● Usalo cuando tengas que nombrar
lugares específicos en ciudades o
pueblos ( mall, library, beach)

6. Rules
“in”
● Bed
● Class
● Paises / Ciudades / Pueblos
(Mexico, Toronto)
● Hospital
● Lugares de la casa o
departamento (shower, yard)

7. Rules
“on”
● Vacation
● Trip
● His / Her break

8. Pronombres y Pronombres Objeto
Subjects Objects
I me
You you
He him
She her
We us
They them

9. Popular Activities in the U.S.
● Go to the movies
● Go to a concert

10. ● Go to an amusement park
● See a sports event
● Go to an art festival

11. ● See a play

12. Have
to
(reduction)
● El "have to" se usa para decir que
algo es necesario u obligatorio
(se tiene que hacer).
● Para formar frases con "have to"
lo hacemos de la siguiente forma
dependiendo de si las frases son
afirmativas, negativas o
interrogativas

13. AFIRMATIVAS
+ have to + Verbo Infinitivo

14. ● I + have to + go
● You + have to + go
● He/she/it + has to + go
● We + have to + go
● They + have to + go
Afirmativo va
con "has to"

15. NEGATIVAS
+ don't have to + Verbo
Infinitivo

16. ● I + don´t have to + study
● You + don´t have to + study
● He/she/it + doesn´t have to + study
● We + don´t have to + study
● They + don´t have to + study

17. INTEROGATIVAS
Do + + have to + Verbo
Infinitivo

18. ● Do + you + have to + clear up?
● Does + he/she/it + have to + clear up?
● Do + we + have to + clear up?
● Do + they + have to + clear up?

19. Ejemplos
● I have to work everyday.
Tengo que trabajar todos los dias
● I don´t have to work everday.
No tengo que trabajar todos los dias
● Do you have to work everyday?
¿Tienes que trabajar todos los dias?

20. Want
● El verbo "want" se usa para expresar deseos o
intenciones.
● Equivale al Español "querer" o "desear".

21. Want to
(reduction)
● I want to become a good
professional
● They want to get some
money from the bank
● She wants to go to the
mall this afternoon

22. AFIRMATIVAS
+ want to + Verbo Infinitivo

23. ● I want to attend a good concert
● You want to go to the party
● He/She/ It wants to play with the ball
● We want to study medicine next year
● They want to buy a new car

24. NEGATIVAS
+ don't want to + Verbo
Infinitivo

25. ● I don't want to dance with you
● You don't want to finish the work
● He / She / It doesn't want to stay here
● We don't want to eat cake
● They don't want to drink coffe

26. INTEROGATIVAS
Do + + want to + Verbo
Infinitivo

27. ● Do I want to do this?
● Do you want to take a taxi?
● Does he / she / it want to make it right?
● Do we want to quit school?
● Do they want to go for a walk?

28. ● Where does Michael want to go?
● He wants to go to the university
● When does Robert want to come to school?
● They want to prepare their homeworks at home
● What does Elizabeth want to paint?
● She wants to paint a beautiful landscape
● I want to presente a new accountancy project

29. Invitations
( verb + to )

30. ● Do you want to see a movie with me tonight ?
(+) Sure. I'd really like to see a good comedy
(-) I'd like to, but I have to work late.
I'd = I would

31. ● Would you like to go to an art festival ?
(+) Yes, I'd love to!
(-) I'd like to, but I need to study.