English Material

Lets go out!

Matt: Hey girls, lets go to the movies on Saturday? Cindy: Sorry, but I work on Saturdays and when I get home Im very tired.
I never go out on Saturdays.

Molly: Matt: Molly: Matt: Cindy: Matt: Cindy: Matt:

I dont work on Saturdays Matt. And I love cinema. Well, why dont we go to a restaurant on Sunday, then? Great idea! I sometimes have lunch at Luigis.The food is delicious. Do you get up early on Sundays, Cindy? No, I dont. I get up a ten oclock. Well, that isnt very late. Lets meet at Luigis at one oclock, then. All right, thats it.

2) Lets study: Do, Does, Dont, Doesnt.

Affirmative
I work on Saturday. You walk fast. He loves his mom. She takes the bus. It is really cheap. We like red color. They live together. You believe me

Negative

Interrogative

I dont work on Saturday. Do you work on Saturday? You dont walk fast. Do you walk fast? He doesnt love his mom. Does he love his mom? She doesnt take the bus. Does she take the bus? It is not really cheap. We dont like red color. They dont live together. You dont believe me. Is It really cheap? Do we like red color? Do they live together? Do you believe me?

2.1) Training The vocabulary. Nouns table Book Soccer Paper Home Water Movies Son Dinner Car Friends Pasta Newspaper Pencil Boyfriend Snack Glass Ball Morning Bread Dish / Plate

Verbs table To drink To read To listen To play To write To look To watch To get up To speak To go out To call To think To drive To eat To have

Exercise 1 Based on the first table given, make 2 phrases for each verb (verbs table) using ALL the nouns from nouns table. Exercise 2 Using the verbs above, make question for your classmate / teacher, and then answer the question made for you.
Examples: Student A: Do you drink milk? Student B: No I dont. / No, I dont drink milk? Student C: Does student B drink milk? Student D: No he / she doesnt. / No, he / she doesnt drink milk.

3 - Lets study: BY / ON.

Matt drives to work. Matt goes to work by car. Ben takes a bus to university. Ben goes to university by bus. Janets friend rides a bike to school. Janets friend goes to school by bike .

Terry walks to school. He goes to school on foot. My brother goes to work by train.

Indefinite articles: A and AN

Indefinite articles are used to describe something that doesnt regard ideas of quantity. The indefinite articles dont have plural forms, they are used only in singular forms. The indefinite articles A and AN are the same for all genders.

We use A for words that start with consonants. Examples: a car, a boy, a cat, a woman, a man. The bus was painted by a woman. We use AN if the word starts with a vowel. Examples: an elephant, an apple, an american boy. He told me he had an apple inside his backpack.

Exercise 1 Write down 10 phrases using the indefinite article A. Exercise 2 Write down 10 phrases using the indefinite article AN. Exercise 3 - Practice your reading: read each phrase that youve done twice.

WHAT and WHICH

The words WHAT and WICH have similar meanings in English. In the lines below, you are going to understand their basic difference. The word WHICH is used when you have a specific number of objects which (here the meaning is other, and you are going to learn It soon) you are talking about. Examples with WHAT: What are you doing right now? I am tidying my bedroom. What is the purpose of algorithms class? The main objective of this class is to provide students a base for programming classes. What do you have in your pocket? I have only my keys. Examples with WHICH: Which of these fruits is better: orange or tangerine? Orange is better. The best soccer players currently are Cristiano Ronaldo and Messi. Which of them is better? Ronaldo is better than Messi. Which of these colors do you prefer? I prefer red to blue.