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    SPELLING RULES “S”

    The spelling for the verb in the third person differs depending on the ending of that verb:

    1.  Be – he / she / it is


    RULES EXAMPLES 2.  Believe – he / she / it believes
    3.  Brush – he /she / it brushes   
    1. In general we add -S in the end of the Dance-dances
    4.  Cry – he / she / it cries
    verb. Play-plays
    5.  Declare – he / she / it declares
    2. For verbs that end in -O, -CH, -SH, - wash – washes 6.  Do – he /she / it does
    SS, -X, or -Z we add -ES in the third kiss – kisses 7.  Eat – he / she / it eats
    person. fix – fixes 8.  Expect – he / she / it expects
    buzz – buzzes 9.  Feel – he / she / it feels
    go – goes 10. Go – he / she / it goes
    catch – catches 11. Have - he / she / it has
    12. Hunt – he / she / it hunts
    3. For verbs that end in a consonant + marry – marries
    13. Kiss – he / she / it kisses
    Y, we remove the Y and add -IES. study – studies
    14. Know – he / she / it knows
    carry – carries
    worry – worries 15. Like – he / she / it likes
    16. Live – he / she / it lives
    4. Special rule Have-has 17. Love – he / she / it loves
    18. Make – he / she / it makes
    19. Mix – he / she / it mixes
    20. Paint – he / she / it paints
    21. Play – he / she / it plays
    22. Pray - he / she / it prays
    23. Recognize - he /she /it recognizes
    24. Send - he / she / it sends
    25. Sleep - he / she / it sleeps
    26. Study - he / she / it studies
    27. Surf - he / she / it surfs
    28. Teach - he / she / it teaches
    29. Think - he / she / it thinks
    30. Want - he / she / it wants
    31. Wash - he / she / it washes
    32. Watch - he / she / it watches
    33. Win - he / she / it wins
    34. Work - he / she / it works

    Se usa para instrucciones (en imperativo).


    Open the window.(Abre la ventana.)

    Eat the vegetables.(Come las verduras.)

    Don’t cry.(No llores.)

    Do your homework.(Haz los deberes.)

    Call your mother.(Llama a tu madre.)

    Cuando das indicaciones, instrucciones y señales.

    Ejemplo: You go down this street to the cinema, then you turn right .

    Se usa para eventos programados en el futuro próximo.

    Ejemplos:

    The train leaves at 10:00.(El tren sale a las 10h.)

    The party is tonight.(La fiesta es esta noche.)

    Does the festival start tomorrow?(¿Empieza el festival mañana?)

    The plane does not [doesn’t] arrive today.(El avión no llega hoy.)

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