Week 4
- Grammar practice:
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- Review & Practice Grammar:
Simple Present: QUESTION & NEGATIVE FORMATION RULES
- BE
PRESENT TENSE NEGATIVE
I am we are I am not we are not
you are you are you are not you are not
s/he/it is they are s/he/it is not they are not
- DO
PRESENT TENSE NEGATIVE
I do we do I do not do we do not do
you do you do you do not do you do not do
s/he/it does they do s/he/it does not do they do not do
- HAVE
PRESENT TENSE NEGATIVE
I have we have I do not have we do not have
you have you have you do not have you do not have
s/he/it has they have s/he/it does not have they do not have
TO MAKE A QUESTION:
- If the verb is any form of BE, move the verb to the front of the sentence.
- He is happy. Is he happy?
- For all other one word verbs, add a form of DO to the front of the sentence and use the simple form of the original verb.
- He has a car. Does he have a car?
- For 2 or more word verbs, move the first word of the verb to the front of the sentence.
- He should study grammar. Should he study grammar?
TO MAKE A NEGATIVE:
- If the verb is any form of BE, add NOT after the verb.
- He is happy He is not happy.
- For all other one word verbs, add a form of DO + NOT + the simple form of the original verb.
- He has a car He does not have a car.
- For 2 or more word verbs, add NOT after the first word of the verb.
- He should study grammar. He should not study grammar.
PRESENT TENSE PRACTICE
Rewrite the following sentences about your teacher using 3rd person –s.
For example: I am from Oregon –> She is from Oregon.
- I love to cook.
- I like camping.
- I live in a house.
- I don’t take the bus.
- I have a daughter.
- I teach at PCC.
- I don’t drink soda with dinner.
- I go to the mountains every summer.
- I have one brother.
- I drink coffee or tea in the morning.
PRONOUNS
PRONOUN: a word that takes the place of a noun.
We love this city.
Put it in the closet.
SUBJECT (before the verb)
OBJECT (after the verb)
SINGULAR I me you you he him she her it it PLURAL we us you you they them Circle the correct answer in each sentence.
- I/me am from Peru.
- She/her is a nurse.
- They/them like soccer.
- Our mother gave we/us a gift.
- He/him is her neighbor. She lives next door to he/him.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE
(used before a noun)
SINGULAR my your his her its PLURAL our your their Use the correct possessive adjective in each blank.
- He bought a car last month. That is _____ car.
- I can’t drive to work because I lost _____ keys.
- There is a wallet on the floor. Did you drop _____ wallet?
- _____ teacher’s name is Marie.
- They are very happy in _____ new house.