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    Beating Exci 101

    Teacher Kari:)
    Simple Present Tense
    Water is a
    Water uses the 3rd
    thing, so we
    • Is used to mention true facts
    person pronoun, so
    use the
    we add an “s” to the
    pronoun “it”
    and routines.
    simple presnt verb

    ★Water boils at 100°C degrees.


    ★ I wake up at 6:00am.
    • In third person (He, She, It)
    we add an “s” at the end of Verb in
    the verb. simple
    present.
    Verb To be
    PRONOUN VERB TO BE
    Am, Is, Are
    I am

    You are

    Ser o estar. He Is

    She Is
    I am a teacher. It Is
    Yo soy maestra
    We are
    I am glad to see you.
    They are
    Yo estoy feliz de verte.
    VERB TO BE
    Ser o estar

    POSITIVE FORM

    FULL FORM SHORT FORM

    PRONOUN VERB TO BE
    I’m
    I Am
    You Are You’re
    She Is She’s
    He Is He’s
    It Is It’s
    We Are We’re
    You Are
    You’re
    They Are
    They’re
    NEGATIVE FORM
    FULL FORM SHORT FORM SHORT FORM 2

    PRONOUN VERB TO BE NOT PRONOUN + Pronoun Verb to be


    NOT
    VERB TO BE + not
    I Am Not
    I’m Not You Aren’t
    You Are Not
    You’re Not She/He/It Isn’t
    She Is Not
    She’s Not We Aren’t
    He Is Not You Aren’t
    He’s Not
    It Is Not They Aren’t
    It’s Not
    We Are Not
    We’re Not
    You Are Not
    You’re Not
    They Are Not
    They’re Not
    PRONOUNS

    I You He She It

    Yo Tú Él Ella Eso
    PRONOUNS

    We You They

    Usted / Ustedes
    Nosotros Ellos
    (Este realmente no es diferente al primer “You”)
    por contexto se entiende “usted” y “tú”
    She She

    They

    She I

    We
    He He

    They

    He I

    We
    She
    He
    She THEY

    She She
    I
    WE
    Sentences with verb to be
    Structure

    PRONOUN VERB TO BE REST OF THE SENTENCE

    I am happy to see my friends.

    You are a great writer.

    He Is Rosy’s brother.

    She Is my sister

    It Is a good idea!

    We are cousins.

    They are friends.


    Plural Nouns
    ★Plural nouns* are a form of nouns that refer to more than one person,
    place, thing, or idea.

    ★In English, most nouns form their plural by adding the suf x "-s" or "-
    es" to the singular form or have irregular plurals.

    Singular Plural

    Flower Flowers

    No confundas gimnasia con magnesia:


    *sustantivos nouns = sustantivos
    Las cosas, pues: niña, mochila, caja, roca, gato, etc. Pronouns = pronombres .

    fi
    Plural Nouns
    Adding “s”

    Singular Plural

    Book Books

    Cat Cats

    Girl Girls

    Toy Toys
    Plural Nouns
    Ending in “s”, “z”, “ch”, “sh” and “x” form their plurals by adding “es”

    Si termina en esas letras, agrega “es” al plural.. Singular Plural


    “s”, “z”, “ch”, “sh” and “x” Adding “es”

    Bus Buses

    Quiz Quizzes

    Waltz Waltzes

    Beach Beaches

    Dish Dishes

    Box Boxes
    Plural Nouns Irregular
    Irregular plural nouns are nouns that form their plural in a way that deviates from the
    regular pattern of adding "-s" or "-es." Instead, these nouns have unique changes in
    spelling.
    Singular Plural

    Deer Deer

    Ox Oxen

    Cactus Cacti

    Fungus Fungi

    Leaf Leaves

    Wife Wives

    Knife Knives
    A / An
    The choice between "a" and "an" depends on the sound that follows the article,
    not necessarily the rst letter of the following word.

    The key is to consider the pronunciation and choose "a" if the following word
    begins with a consonant sound and "an" if it begins with a vowel sound.

    A An
    A car An apple

    A bus An orange

    A ticket An experience

    A great An incredible
    fi
    A An

    She is wearing a beautiful dress to the party. I need an umbrella because it's raining.

    He bought a new laptop for his work She wants to buy an electric car.

    What happens here?

    He is an honest person with strong principles.


    “H” es una consonante, pero la palabra “honest” se pronuncia “onest”.
    Similar a la “h” muda del español. Entonces por el sonido “onest” se usa an

    I booked a hotel for my vacation.


    La “h” en “hotel” suena como “j” se pronuncia “jotel”. Hay que guiarnos por el sonido de la primera letra
    el sonido “J” es consonante, entonces se usa “a” para saber si usamos “a” o “an”

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