lunes, 11 de mayo de 2015

REVIEW FIRST TERM



TENSES


AFFIRMATIVE


NEGATIVE


INTERROGATIVE


Short answer
 Affirmative


Short  answer Negative
Simple Present
I
                 I SPEAK English today
I dont'
Speak 
Engllish today
Do I speak english today?
Yes, I do 
No, I don't 
you / we / they
They speak English today

They don't 
Speak 
English today 
Do they speak English today? 
Yes,they do 
no.they don't

she / he / it
she speaks English today 
she doens't speak 
English today 
Does she speak 
English today?
Yes, she does 
No she doens't 
Simple past

I/You/she/he/ it/we/they
They spoke 
English 
yesterday 
they didn't 
speak 
English yesterday 
Did They speak 
English?
yes, they did
No, they didn't

Present Progressive
Or continuous
I
I am speaking English now 
I am not speaking english now 
Am I speaking English now?
Yes,I am 
Not, I am not

You / we / they
We're speaking english now
We aren't speaking English now
Are We speaking english now? 
Yes, We are
Not, We aren't

she / he / it
He is speaking 
now 
He isn't speaking English now 
is He speaking English now?
Yes, He is 
No , He isn't 
Past Progressive or Continuous
I
I were speaking English yesterday 
I weren speaking English 
yesterday 
were I speaking English yesterday?
Yes, I were 
 No, I am not
you / we / they
We were speaking English now
We weren't  speaking 
English yesterday 
were you speaking English yesterday?
Yes, we werent
 No, We wash 
she / he / it
she was speaking English yesterday 
she weren't speaking
English yesterday 
was she speaking English yesterday?
yes , she was
No, she wasn't

lunes, 20 de abril de 2015

Dates and Years

Dates: 

  *Thirteenth of May
  *Twenty eight of January
  *Twenty fourth of February
  *First of Abril
  *Tenth of December
  *Seventeenth of February
  *Fifteenth of February
  *Twenty fourth of December
  *Third of October
  *Eighth of May

Years:

  *1976 Nineteen seventy six
  *2003 Two thousand three
  *1678 Sixteen seventy eight
  *2015 Twenty fifteen 


Regular and Irregular Verbs



1. Wait-Waited.
He waited last week.

2. Leave-left
He left the country

3. Teach-Taught 
She taught history 

4. See-Saw 
I saw the book


5. Wear-Wore
He wore the tshirt of batman

6. Walk-Walked
He walked in London

7. Stay-Stayed
She stayed in Roma

8. Cook-Coked
He coked a cake

9. Make-Made
He made a building

10. Fly-Flew
He flew to Madrid

11. Talk-Talked
He talked about books

12. Have-Had
He had many books

13. Visit-visited
She visited the museum 

14. Go-Went
I went on vacation

15. Play-Played
He played videogames

16. Write-Wrote
Shakespeare wrote "Hamlet"

17. Wash-Washed
He washed the car

18. Do-Dit
She dit homework

19. Ride-Rode
He rode in motorbike

20. Meet-Met
He met a famous