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    The document provides information on English grammar structures including: 1) Present tense verbs "be", their full and contracted forms, and their use in statements, questions and negatives. 2) Pronunciation of common letters and letter combinations. 3) Nationalities and their adjectives. 4) Possessive adjectives like "my, your, his, her" and how they are used without changing form for plural nouns. 5) Articles "a/an" and their use with singular nouns, and omitted use with plural nouns. 6) Demonstratives "this/that/these/those" and their use based on proximity.

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    The document provides information on English grammar structures including: 1) Present tense verbs "be", their full and contracted forms, and their use in statements, questions and negatives. 2) Pronunciation of common letters and letter combinations. 3) Nationalities and their adjectives. 4) Possessive adjectives like "my, your, his, her" and how they are used without changing form for plural nouns. 5) Articles "a/an" and their use with singular nouns, and omitted use with plural nouns. 6) Demonstratives "this/that/these/those" and their use based on proximity.

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    Present tense

    Full form and contractions


    (+, -, ?)
    Pronunciation

    Train (ei) Tree (i) Egg (E) Bike (ai) Phone (ou) Boot (u) Car (ar)

    A B F I o Q R
    K C L Y U
    J D M W
    H E N
    G S
    P X
    T
    V
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    Present tense verb be (+) Present tense verb be (-)

    Full form Contraction Full form Contraction

    I am I´m I am not I´m not


    • Always use capital letter.
    You are You´re • You use for singular and You are not You aren´t
    plural.
    He is He´s • Use he for man. He is not He isn´t
    She is She´s • She use for a woman She is not She isn´t
    • It use only for tings.
    It is It´s • Use they for people and It is not It isn´t
    We are We´re tings. We are not We aren´t
    You are You´re • The contractions use in You are not You aren´t
    conversation.
    They are They´re They are not They aren´t
    Nationalities

    France – French
    México- Mexican United States- American

    Italy- Italian Germany- German


    Japan-Japanese
    Present tense verb be (?)

    Full form + -

    Am I I´m I´m not


    Are you You´re You aren´t

    Is he Peruvian? He´s He isn´t • In questions, put be


    Russian?
    Is she Chinese? She´s She isn´t before you, he, etc.
    • Don´t use
    Is it It´s It isn´t
    contractions in (+)
    Are we We´re We aren´t sentence answers.
    Are you You´re You aren´t

    Are they They´re They aren´t


    Write the questions
    • They are french?
    Are they french?

    • German mother is her?


    Is her mother German?

    • From your are where parents?


    Where are your parents from?

    • Last Zabalowski is your name?


    Is your last name Zabalowski?

    • Spell do how your name you?


    How do you spell your name?
    Posessive adjectives: my your, etc.

    Full form Posessive adjective


    • His= of man
    • Her= of a woman
    I´m Italian My family is from Rome • Its= thing
    You´re in level 1 This is your classroom • Their= of men, women or
    things
    He´s the director His name is Michael • Possessive adjectives don’t
    change with plural nouns.
    She´s your teacher Her name is Tina. For example: our students
    It´s a school. Its name is the Toronto school. • Not ours students.
    We´re international Our students are from many different
    school countries.
    They´re new students Their names are David Emma. Be careful with it´s
    and its.
    • It´s = it is
    • Its= possesive
    Articles: a/an, plurals

    Articles: a/an
    • Use a/an with
    A Bag
    It´s Pen singular noun.
    • Use an with a noun
    An ID card beginning with a
    Umbrela vowel sound.

    Plurals
    Singular plural spelling
    A book Boosks Add-s • Add –s to make a plural nouns.
    A key Keys
    • Don’t use a/an with plulral nouns
    A watch Watches Add-es after ch, sh, for example:
    A box Boxes s, x • They´re keys
    A country Countries Consontant + y > ies • Not they´re a keys
    A dictionary Dictionaries
    Articles: this/that/ these/ those

    What´s this? It’s a dictionary


    That car is Italian Use this/these for things near you
    These watches are Japanese Use that/those for things far away.
    This/that= singular these/ those = plural.
    What are those? They´re tables
    This That

    These Those

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