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1 Grammar Review Present Tense of BE Present I am ( m) am not you are ( re) aren t Affirmative sentences Subject + verb be + object. he is ( s) isn t sentences Subject + (verb be + not) + object. she is ( s) isn t Yes/No questions * Verb be + subject + object +? it is ( s) isn t Wh questions Wh + verb be + subject + object +? we are ( re) aren t they are ( re) aren t Wh : Who What When Why Where Which How Affirmative short answer ** Yes, + subject + verb be. short answer No, + subject + (verb be + not). Affirmative complete answer Yes, + subject + verb be + object. complete answer No, + subject + verb be + not + object. **Don t use contractions in affirmative short answers. Use it to state facts and describe habitual actions. Many Americans work part-time. (fact) Judy swims three times a week. (habitual actions) he / she / it Affirmative * Subject + verb + object. Subject + (verb + -s) + object. Subject + don t + verb + object. he / she / it Subject + doesn t + verb + object. Yes/No questions ** Do + subject + verb + object +? he / she / it Does + subject + verb + object +? Wh questions *** Wh + do + subject + verb + object +? he / she / it Wh + does + subject + verb + object +? *Adding the verb an s: -If the base form ends in sh, ch, x, s, z, or o, add es: teach / teaches. -If the base form ends in a consonant plus y, change the y to i and add es: worry / worries. - If the base form ends in any other letter, add s: live / lives ***To ask Which: Which + noun + do / does + subject + verb + object +? ***To ask Who: Who + (verb + -s) + object +? 1
2 * Affirmative short answer Yes, + subject + do / does. short answer No, + subject + don t / doesn t. Affirmative complete answer Yes, + subject + verb (+ -s) + object. complete answer No, + subject + don t / doesn t + verb + object. Present Continuous Affirmative sentences Subject + verb be + (verb + -ing) + object. sentences Subject + (verb be + not) + (verb + -ing) + object. Yes/No questions * Verb be + subject + (verb + -ing) + object +? Wh questions Wh.. + verb be + subject + (verb + -ing) + object +? Affirmative short answer ** Yes, + subject + verb be. short answer No, + subject + (verb be + not). Affirmative complete answer Yes, + subject + verb be + (verb + -ing) + object. complete answer No, + subject + (verb be + not) + (verb + -ing) + object. **Don t use contractions in affirmative short answers. ***Present Continuous vs : - Events that are permanent or unchanging, like habits. I watch TV every night. She works at a bank. Present Continuous**** - Incomplete actions or events - Events that are true at the moment of speaking, or momentary actions. I m watching my favorite TV program right now. She s visiting her parents for the holidays. ****Some verbs generally not used in this tense: have; know; like; love; want. Past Tense of BE Past I was wasn t You were weren t Affirmative sentences Subject + verb be + object. He was wasn t sentences Subject + wasn t / weren t + object. She was wasn t Yes/No questions * Was / were + subject + object +? It was wasn t Wh questions Wh + was / were + subject + object +? We were weren t They were weren t Wh : Who What When Why - Where Which How 2
3 Affirmative short answer Yes, + subject + was / were. short answer No, + subject + wasn t / weren t. Affirmative complete answer Yes, + subject + was / were + object. complete answer No, + subject + wasn t / weren t + object. Past Simple Affirmative sentences Subject + verb past tense + object. sentences Subject + did not (didn t) + verb present tense + object. Yes/No questions * Did + subject + verb present tense + object +? Wh questions ** Wh + did + subject + verb present tense + object +? **To ask Which: Which + noun + did + subject + verb present tense + object +? **To ask Who: Who + verb past tense + object +? Affirmative short answer Yes, + subject + did. short answer No, + subject + didn t. Affirmative complete answer Yes, + subject + verb past tense + object. complete answer No, + subject + didn t + verb present tense + object. Past Continuous Affirmative sentences Subject + was/were + (verb + -ing) + object. sentences Subject + wasn t / weren t + (verb + -ing) + object. Yes/No questions * Was/Were + subject + (verb + -ing) + object +? Wh questions Wh.. + was/were + subject + (verb + -ing) + object +? Affirmative short answer Yes, + subject + was/were. short answer No, + subject + wasn t/weren t. Affirmative complete answer Yes, + subject + was/were + (verb + -ing) + object. complete answer No, + subject + wasn t/weren t + (verb + -ing) + object. 3
4 Present Prefect he / she / it Affirmative Subject + have + verb past participle + object. Subject + has + verb past participle + object. Subject + have not (haven t) + verb past participle + object. he / she / it Subject + has not (hasn t) + verb past participle + object. Yes/No questions * Have + subject + verb past participle + object +? he / she / it Has + subject + verb past participle + object +? Wh questions ** Wh + have + subject + verb past participle + object +? he / she / it Wh + has + subject + verb past participle + object +? **To ask Which: Which + noun + have / has + subject + verb past participle + object +? **To ask Who: Who + has + verb past participle + object +? Affirmative short answer Yes, + subject + have / has. short answer No, + subject + haven t / hasn t. Affirmative complete answer Yes, + subject + have + verb past participle + object. complete answer No, + subject + haven t / hasn t + verb past participle + object. ***Present Perfect vs : - Events that are permanent or unchanging, like habits. Present Perfect Used to: - Express the idea that something happened (or never happened) before now; the time in the past is unspecified and unimportant. - Show the repetition of an activity before now, the specific time is not important. I clean my room every week. Have you cleaned your room (yet)? I ve (already) cleaned my room. I ve cleaned my room twice this week. *Use: Already: for affirmative sentences and some questions. *Yet for questions and negative sentences. ***Present Perfect vs Past Simple: Past Simple Used for: Present Perfect - A specific event completed in the past. - Indefinite past. - Implies at any time in your lifetime. I saw a magic show last year. Have you ever seen a magic show? 4
5 Past Prefect Affirmative sentences Subject + had + verb past participle + object. sentences Subject + hadn t + verb past participle + object. Yes/No questions * Had + subject + verb past participle + object +? Wh questions ** Wh + had + subject + verb past participle + object +? **To ask Which: Which + noun + had + subject + verb past participle + object +? Affirmative short answer Yes, + subject + had. short answer No, + subject + hadn t. Affirmative complete answer Yes, + subject + had + verb past participle + object. complete answer No, + subject + hadn t + verb past participle + object. 5
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