The document provides instruction on conjugating verbs in English based on subject pronouns like he, she, it. It explains that regular verbs add 's', verbs ending in certain letters like 'ss' add 'es', and verbs ending in consonant + 'y' change the 'y' to 'ies'. Examples are also given for forming questions and negatives using auxiliary verbs like 'do' and 'does' along with contractions like "don't". Common question words starting with wh- that can be used in questions are also listed.

2. They play soccer.
She rides bike in the park.
Cuando uses los pronombres he, she o it en
una oracion afirmativa, el verbo debe cambiar.

3. 1. In general we add s to the verb.
work  works
2. Verbs ending in ss, x, ch, sh, o add “es”
dress  dresses
fix  fixes
watch  watches
wash  washes
go  goes

4. 3. Verbs ending in consonant + y, changes
the y to “ies”
cry  cries
But verbs ending in vowel + y, just add “s”
play  plays

5. She does not run in the park.
She doesn’t run in the park.
They do not swim.
They don’t swim.do not = don’t
does not = doesn’t

6. Does he use the cellphone?
Yes, he does.
Do they work as doctors?
No, they don’t.
do not = don’t

7. DO
DOES
I
YOU
WE
THEY
HE
SHE
IT

8. 1. What do you eat for breakfast?
2. Where do you live?
3. When do you study English?
4. How do you go to work?
5. Why do you study English?
6. Who is your mother?

9. • Affirmative: She eats fruits in the breakfast.
• Negative: She doesn’t eat fruits in the breakfast.
• Question: Does she eat fruits in the breakfast?
• Wh Question: What does she eat for breakfast?
• Affirmative: They swim in the pool.
• Negative: They don’t swim in the pool.
• Question : Do they swim in the pool?
• Wh Question: Where do they swim?