TIME

(I, YOU, WE, THEY)

O’clock = 00’
Quarter past = 15’
Half past = 30’
Quarter to = 45’

NOTE:
01’ – 30’ -> PAST
31’ – 59’ -> TO

It’s…
4:13= thirteen past four
5:38= twenty two to six
9:10= ten past nine
1:58= two to two
11:29= twenty nine past eleven

My English lesson is at 8:00.

My English lesson is from 8 to 12.
 ADJECTIVES

My house is beautiful. (noun+be+adj)

Jaguar is a nice car. (be+a+adj+noun)

My shirt is white and black.

My shirt is black and white.

 PRESENT SIMPLE
(Routines, habits & facts)

AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES

I wash my clothes at the weekend.

I take a shower at 6:00 am.
The sun rises from the east.

Brad & Jennifer play tennis.

They live in the US.
They work in films.
 (I, YOU, WE, THEY)

Eugenio lives in Mexico.

He plays football.
He works in films.
HE, SHE, IT
SAMPLES:
My sister (she) sleeps until 7:00 am.
My parents (they) work for a company.
Firulais (it) jumps very high.
David and I (we) study at university.

CONJUGATION ONLY FOR HE, SHE, IT

a) Ending with ss, h, o, x; add -es

kiss -> kisses

watch -> watches

b) Ending with “consonant + y”; add -ies

study-> studies

c) Ending with “vowel + y”; add -s

play-> plays

d) For the rest of verbs; add -s

cook-> cooks live-> lives sleep -> sleeps
fly-> flies
go-> goes
fix-> fixes
have-> has (IRREGULAR)
eat-> eats

NEGATIVE SENTENCES

Brad & Jennifer don’t play tennis.

They don’t live in the US.
They don’t work in films.

Eugenio doesn’t live in Mexico.

He doesn’t play football.
He doesn’t work in films.

DO + NOT = DON´T (I, YOU, WE, THEY)

DOES + NOT = DOESN’T (HE, SHE, IT)