The document discusses habitual actions and provides examples of affirmative and negative sentences using adverbs of frequency and subject-verb conjugations. It then provides a short grammar exercise asking to conjugate verbs into the correct form based on subjects.

1. We talk about habitual actions.

2. Adverbs of Frequency
always siempre
usually usualmente
oftenfrecuentemente
frequently frecuentemente
sometimes a veces
seldom rara vez
never nunca

3. SWIM SAY STUDY WATCH HAVE GO DO
X, SH, SS
I
YOU
HE S S IES ES HAS ES ES
SHE S S IES ES HAS ES ES
IT S S IES ES HAS ES ES
WE
YOU
THEY

4. AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES
S+V+C
I get up early every day.
She plays soccer.
NEGATIVE SENTENCES
S+DON`T/DOESN`T+VERB+C
I don`t work at weekends.
She doesn`t play soccer.
QUESTIONS
DO/DOES+S+V+C+?
Do you work at weekends? Yes, I do
Does she play soccer? No, She doesn’t

5. Change the verb into the correct form:
1. Christopher __________ (drive) a bus.
2. We _________ (have) some money.
3. ____________ (you watch) movies?
4. They ____________ (not work) for us.
5. I ___________ (love) to dance.
6. She __________ (have) many friends.
7. Alexis and her husband always _______ (come)
for the summer.
8. ____________ (he draw) well?