What is your name ?My name is first and last nameInformation question

What WhomWho WhoseWhere WhyWhen HowWhich

Full name:-First-Middle-Last-Second Last

TitlesMr.

Ms. Mrs.Miss

Title + Last name

Verb TO BEI amYou areHeShe isItWeYou areThey

Subject Object Possessive Pronoun Adjective

I meYou youHe himShe herIt itWe usYou youThey them

My xxxxxYour xxxxxHis xxxxxHer xxxxxIts xxxxxOur xxxxxYour xxxxxTheir xxxxx

PossessivePronoun

MimeYoursHis Hers Its Ours Yours Theirs

PrepositionOnInAtAfterAroundFor

AdjectivesEarlyLate

AdverbsUntilBefore

IYouWeThey

FeelHaveDo

HeSheIt

FeelsHasDoes

A. What does he/she do?B. Where does he/she work?C. What does he/she do, exactly?

I study at Yes CenterHe studies at Yes Center

PossessiveAdjective

My xxxxxYour xxxxxHis xxxxxHer xxxxxIts xxxxxOur xxxxxYour xxxxxTheir xxxxx

Do Does Go GoesHave has EXCEPTIONAdd, in 3rd person singular,“s” to all verbs or “es” to theverbs ending in (x,sh,ch,s,o)

1- How much does it cost? It costs $30.2- How much is it? It is $45.3- How much is this necklace? This one?4- How much are these earrings? Which ones?5- How much is That? That one?6- How much are those earrings? Which ones?7- which one do you prefer? I prefer the blue one.

Comparative AdjectivesNice nicer Large LargerCheap cheaper Long Longer Pretty prettier Dry DrierBig bigger Thin ThinnerHot Hotter Scary ScarierBad worse Happy Happier Funny funnier Dull DullerBusy busier Fat Fatter Easy easier New NewerMore expensive ThanMore BeautifullMore FamousMore PopularLess

Comparative AdjectiveGood betterBad worseFar farther furtherLittle LessShy Shyer

1. cvc + c + “er “2. Ends “e “ add “r “3. Ends “y “ add “ier “

1- Do you like jazz? Yes, I do. I like it a lot.No, I don`t like it very much.

Do you like movies? Yes, I do. I like them a lot.2- Does he play piano? Yes, he does. He plays piano.

No, he doesn`t play the piano. No, he doesn`t. He plays the guitar.

3- What kind of music do you like? I like salsa.4- Who do they like? They like U2.

Possessive ObjectAdjective Pronoun

My meYour youHis himHer herIts itOur usYour youTheir them

Verb TO DOSubject PronounI doYou doHeShe doesItWeYou doThey

LoveLikeWantHave

1. cvc + c + ing2. Ends “e “ drop “e “ add “ing “3. Exception (x,w,y)4. 2 syllable

Verb TO BE + verb*ing

I amYou areHeShe is workingItWeYou areThey

GettingRunningShoppingSwimmingJogging

Danceing TakingWriteing DrivingComeing RidingLiveing MakingGiveing Closing

AdmittingWhisperingListeningDryingStudyingCrying

FixingMixingDrawingSewingPlayingStaying

Stative Verbs (not ing)Have LoveLike Knowwant

Grandparents

Parents

Children

RelativesSiblings

Iron - Ironing

On >> over somethingIn >> general - insideAt >> specific

Simple Present To Be To Go To Have To DoI am Go Have DoYou areHeShe is Goes Has DoesItWeYou are Go Have DoThey

The adverbs of frequency

Definite: they go at the end of the sentence.Indefinite:They always go before the verbs.

Exception: They go after the verb to be

Simple Present Past To Be

I am wasYou are wereHeShe is wasItWeYou are wereThey

RegularCleanedClosedPlayedStayedEnjoyedMixedStartedWorkedWatchedVacuumedShoppedStoppedDancedInvitedFixedAdmittedWhisperedVisitedListenedAllowedBoxedStarredHappennedHelpped

IrregularRun – ran-runFeel – felt-feltBuy – bougth-boughtSwim – swam-swumPay – paid-paidDo – did-doneGo – went-goneSee – Saw-seenMeet – Met-metSleep – Slept-sleptDrink – Drank-drunkDraw – Drew - DrawnLie – Lay-Lain (mentir,descansar)Lay – Laid-Laid (SVOC) ponerFly – Flew-FlownPut – Put-PutEat-Ate-Eaten

I HaveYouWeTheyHe HasSheIt

StudiedCriedTried

Lie – Lied – Lied (mentir)

1. cvc + c + ed2. Ends “e “ add “d “3. Exception (w,y,x,)4. 2 syllable

Prepositionof place

OnInIn front ofIn back ofBehindUnderNext toNearCloseFarBetweenAcross fromOn the corner of

There is There are

Hay

QuantifiersSomeAnyA lot of/Several

A littleMuchA fewMany

Count and non-count

Uncountable or non-count

Countable or count

StatementsAffirmativeNegatives and questions

SingularUse a or an

Plural Use s or es(x,sh,ch,s,o)

demasiadoEnough at the end of negative sentenceToo use it in affirmative sentence

(Only in singular)