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    AUXILIARY SUBJECT PRONOUN VERB IN INFINITIVE FORM

    DO YOU,I,WE,THEY PLAY, GO, SLEEP, ??

    DOES HE,SHE,IT (Third person) WATCH, STAY, LIKE??


    Present Simple: to talk about routines/habits /facts.
    FOR YES/NO QUESTIONS:

    Short answers. Positive answers / Negative answers


    EX: Yes, I do. ---- No,I don`t.
    Ex: Yes, he/she/it does. ---- No, he/she/ it doesn`t.

    Long answers. Positive answers / Negative answers.


    EX: Yes, I play tennis. ----- No i don´t play tennis
    Ex: Yes, she/he/ it plays tennis. -----No, he/she/it doesn´t play tennis.

    .
    Rules of the Verb with third person (he,she,it) Only in
    Positive sentences or answers. (without auxiliary)
     If the verb ends with consonant + Y (delete –y-) (add –
    ies)
    Ex:study = studies
     if the verb ends with ch-ss-sh-x-zz-o (Add –es- )
    Ex: watch-watches wash – washes kiss- kisses
    Buzz- buzzes go- goes
     verbs ending in –e-, just add –s- ex: agree-agrees.
    Forgive- forgives.
     when the verb is have changes to has.
     the rest of the verb ADD –S- Ex: play – plays
    Want – wants visit- visits drink – drinks.
    SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
    POSITIVE STATEMENTS (I,You,We, They)
    SUBJECT +VERB +OBJECT
    I work at URBE
    The Children play baseball
    We watch TV every night
    You study Math
    They have a beautiful house
    Robert and Sara go to the university

    SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE


    POSITIVE STATEMENTS (He, She, It)

    SUBJECT +VERB +OBJECT


    Maria works at URBE
    Jane plays baseball
    Joseph watches TV every night
    Linda studies Math
    Carlos has a beautiful house
    Robert goes to the university
    SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
    NEGATIVE STATEMENTS (I,You,We, They)

    SUBJECT AUXILIARY NOT VERB OBJECT


    I do not speak Japanese
    We do not have a big house
    They do not work in USA
    You do not study Math
    SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
    NEGATIVE STATEMENTS (He, She, It)

    SUBJECT AUXILIARY NOT VERB OBJECT

    Mary does not speak Japanese

    Juan does not have a big house

    The dog does not play with the cat


    SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
    WH- QUESTIONS (I,You,We, They)

    Wh-word Auxiliary Subject Verb (object)?


    What do you do for fun?
    Who do they live with?
    When do we study English?
    Where do you work?

    SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE


    WH- QUESTIONS (He, She, It)

    Wh-word Auxiliary Subject Verb (object)?


    What does she study?
    Who does Sofia live with?
    When does Marcos work?
    Where does he play tennis?
    Q= Do you have a car?
    A= Yes, I have a car.
    A (-) = No, i don´t have a car.
    Q= Does he love soccer?
    A (+) = Yes, he loves soccer
    A(-)= No, he doesn´t love soccer.
    Q= Do they have a car?
    A= Yes, They have a car
    Q= Where Does she work?
    A=She Works in a hospital
    Q= Does she like tennis?
    A=No, she doesn´t. She likes golf
    Q= What Do they do? / What Do
    they watch?
    A= They watch the simpsons.
    Q= Does he speak any language?
    A= Yes, He speaks french.
    Q= Does he have pancakes for breakfast ..?
    A= Yes, He has pancakes for breakfast everyday
    Q= What do they have for lunch?
    A= They have milanesas for lunch.
    Q=Does he drink fernet?
    A= No, he doesn´t. He drinks tequila
    Q= Do you want a new job?
    A= Yes, I want a new job.
    Q= Does he do his homework on Fridays?
    A= No, he doesn´t. He does his homework on
    Sundays.

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