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14. THE VERBS IN PRESENT
SPEAK - Hablar
I (yo)
YOU ( tú, ud.)
WE ( nosotros(as) speak
YOU ( ustedes)
THEY ( nosotros(as)
HE(él) , SHE(ella), IT(esto(e,a) speaks
15. The third person form (in singular)
(la forma de tercera persona ( en singular)
He(él), She(ella), It( esto( e, a )
verb + s
Exceptions:
-y : Study (estudiar) He, She, It – studies
-0, sh, ch, x, : go(ir): goes / brush (cepillar):
brushes / watch ( mirar) watches, box(boxear):
boxes
- Have ( tener): has
16. Juanito plays basketball
He plays basketball
Maria plays volleyball
She plays volleyball
Tobby plays with a ball
(The dog plays with a ball)
It plays with a ball
17. COMPLETE THE CHART
SIMPLE FORM THIRD PERSON FORM
Travel (viajar)
Sings ( canta)
Do (hacer)
Prays ( reza)
Come (venir)
Uses (utiliza)
Wash (lavar)
Drives (conduce)
Cook (cocinar)
18. EXERCISE: COMPLETE
1.Juan.............. ( travel-travels) to Chimbote.
2.Mary and Jhon ............ ( cook - cooks ) «ceviche»
3.My father ............ (do - does ) the homework(tarea).
4.The boys ................ ( have- has ) money(dinero).
5.Pedro and I ............... (sing - sings) very well(muy bien).
6.My cat .................. ( eat - eats ) fish (pescado)
7. My brother …………(use – uses) brackets.
8. The teacher …………. (come-comes) early (temprano)
9. My brothers…………..(wash-washes) the clothes ( la ropa)
10. I………(pray – prays) in my bedroom (en mi dormitorio)
19. Review
AN HABITUAL ACTION
To Play-Jugar
I Play Baseball
You playTennis.
He plays Soccer.
She plays Volleyball.
It plays with the ball
We play basketball.
You play ping pong.
They play hockey.
