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Index
PRESENT SIMPLE.........................................................3
PUT ON PRACTICE 1!..............................................................3
QUESTIONS...............................................................................3
PUT ON PRECTICE 2!..............................................................4
VERBS IN PRESENT SIMPLE.................................................5
PUT ON PRECTICE 3!..............................................................5
DO – DOES.................................................................................6
PUT ON PRACTICE 4!..............................................................7
USES OF THE PRESNT SIMPLE.............................................7
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY...................................................7
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PRESENT SIMPLE
PUT ON PRACTICE 1!
QUESTIONS
When we want to make a question we need to consider this structure.
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Yes, I am.
Questions which subject is “YOU”: Are you a good person?
No, I am not.
Yes, you/they/we are. Questions which subjects are “YOU, THEY, WE”: Are they good
No, you/they/we aren´t. people?
PUT ON PRECTICE 2!
4. Complete the sentence with the correct present form of the verb to be.
(IS, ARE, AM)
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Carol: - Yes, I start these year.
Alice: - Cool. Let me introduce you my friends. He 4( ) Kevin.
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He ( ) good at math. She ( ) Laura, she likes
painting.
Carol: - And, Who 7( ) they?
Alice: - Oh, we don’t like them. They 8( ) bad people.
PUT ON PRECTICE 3!
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6. Complete with the correct form of the verbs in brackets
The House
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith (HAVE) one son and one daughter. The
son's name 2 (TO BE) John. The daughter's name 3 (TO
BE) Sarah.
The Smiths 4 (LIVE) in a house. They 5 (HAVE) a living
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room. They (WATCH) TV in the living room. The father7 _
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(COOK) food in the kitchen. They (EAT) in the dining room. The
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house (HAVE) two bedrooms. They 10 (SLEEP) in the
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bedrooms. They (KEEP) their clothes in the closet. There
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_ (TO BE)one bathroom. They 13 (BRUSH) their
teeth in the bathroom.
The house 14 (HAVE) a garden. John and Sarah 15 (PLAY)
in the garden. They 16 (HAVE)a dog. Its name 17 (TO BE)
Spark.
7. Read the text again and answer the question:
a. How many children do Mr. and Mrs. Smith have?
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b. Who cooks in the kitchen?
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c. Where does the family eat?
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d. What do John and Sarah do in the garden?
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DO – DOES
DO DOES
THEY, WE, YOU , I SHE, HE, IT
SUBJECT + DO + rest of the sentence SUBJECT + DOES + rest of the sentence
THEY DO the homework. SHE DOES the homework.
I DO the homework. HE DOES the homework.
PUT ON PRACTICE 4!
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
We use them to improve our writings.
THEY ARE:
NEVER
HARDLY EVER / RARELY
SOMETIMES
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OFTEN
USUALLY
ALWAYS
*Complete the blanks up with the translation.
FINAL PRACTICE 1
My day
My name is Sally and this is my day.
First, I wake up. Then, I get dressed. I walk to school. I do not ride a bike. I do not ride
the bus. I like to go to school. It rains. I do not like rain. I eat lunch. I eat a sandwich
and an apple.
I play outside. I like to play. I read a book. I like to read books. I walk home. I do not like
walking home. My mother cooks soup for dinner. The soup is hot. Then, I go to bed. I
do not like to go to bed.
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PRESENT CONTINUOS
Personal Verb to
pronoun be
HE, SHE and IS
IT + Verb with ing. + the rest of the sentence.
THEY, WE, ARE
YOU
I AM
NEGATIVE
In negative we add not to the verb to be:
Example: I am NOT reading. / She is NOT reading. / They are NOT reading.
AM NOT= ‘m not IS NOT= isn’t ARE NOT= aren’t
Examples:
-HE IS RAIDING a horse.
-THEY ARE RAIDING a horse.
-I AM RAIDING a horse.
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KEY WORDS:
- At the moment
- Now
- Etc.
PUT ON PRACTICE!
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"Yes, Diego! I 15. (WATCH) you and I am reading a book. I am
doing both things at the same time."
"Mom, 16. you (PAY) attention? I 17. (DO) a
handstand."
In the book, the police officer 18. (CHASE) a suspect. Diego’s
mother is hardly breathing.
GOING TO
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STRUCTURE:
AFIRMATIVE:
SUBJECT + verb to be + going to + verb inf. + rest of the sentences.
EXAMPLE:
She is going to travel to London
I am going to stay at my friend’s house
They are going to plan a party.
NEGATIVE:
SUBJECT + verb to be NOT + going to + verb inf. + rest of the sentences.
EXAMPLE:
She is NOT going to travel to London
I am NOT going to stay at my friend’s house
They are NOT going to plan a party.
QUESTION:
Verb to be + SUBJECT + going to + verb inf. + rest of the question?
EXAMPLE: Are you going to go to Peter’s house?
Yes, I am going to go to Peter’s house.
No, I am not going to go to Peter’s house
KEY WORDS:
- Next week, next, year, next month, etc.
- Tomorrow
- Later
- Etc.
4. Complete with ‘going to’ and the correct for of the verb.
a. I (READ) a new book call “The little Prince”.
b. she (GO) to the camping?
c. they (PLAN) the expedition?
d. He (NOT/RIDE) a horse next week.
FINAL PRACTICE 2
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c. John is going to travel/is travelling to New York next month.
d. Samir and Emma are going to get/are getting married next week.
e. Peter is going to ride/is riding a horse right now.
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SONGS AND PODCAST
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“Watermelon Sugar” – Harry Styles (00:00-1:31)
Taste like strawberries And that summer feelin’
On a summer evenin' It's so wonderful and warm
And it 1sounds/sound just like a song Breathe me in, breathe me out
I 2want/wants more berries I 3don't/doesn’t know if I could ever go
without
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I'm just thinking out loud I 6want/wants your belly
I 4don't/doesn´t know if I could ever go And that summer feelin'
without Getting washed away in you
Watermelon sugar high Breathe me in, breathe me out
Watermelon sugar high I don't 7know/knows if I could ever go
Watermelon sugar high without
Watermelon sugar high Watermelon sugar high
Watermelon sugar Watermelon sugar high
Strawberries on a summer evenin' Watermelon sugar high
Baby, you5're/’s the end of June Watermelon sugar high
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“HOT N’ COLD” – KATY PERRY (00:00-1:32)
You 1change/are changing your mind (You) You 8don't/doesn´t really want to
Like a girl 2change/changes clothes stay, no
Yeah you, PMS (You) But you 9don't/do really want to
Like a bitch go
I would know You're hot then you're cold
And you over think You're yes then you're no
Always speak You're in then you're out
Cryptically You're up then you're down
I should know We used to be
That you3're/’s no good for me Just like twins
'Cause you're hot then you're cold So in sync
You're yes then you're no The same energy
You're in then you're out Now's a dead battery
You're up then you're 4down/brown Used to laugh 'bout nothing
You're wrong when it's 5right/bright Now you're plain boring
It's black and it's white I should 10know/knowing
We 6fight/are fighting, we break up That you're not gonna change
We kiss, we 7make/makes up
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“The best of both world” - Hannah Montana
Oh, yeah Then you rock out the 7show/flow
Come on You 8get/gets the best of both worlds
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You get/she gets the limo out front (oh- Mix it all together
whoa) And you know that it's the best of both
Hottest styles, every shoe, every color worlds
Yeah, when 2you're/she’s famous it can be The best of both worlds, yeah
kinda fun You 9go/goes to movie premiers (is that
It's really you, but no one ever Orlando Bloom?)
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discovers/cover Hear/here your songs on the radio (oh-
In some ways, you're just like all your whoa)
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friends/mates Livin' two lives is a little weird, yeah
But on stage, 5you're/she’s a star But school's cool 'cause nobody
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You get the best of both worlds knows/know
Chill it out, take it 6slow/flow Yeah, you get to be a small town girl
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But big time when you 12play/touch your Who would've thought that a girl like me
guitar Would double as a super star?
You get the best of both worlds You get the best of both worlds
Chill it out, take it slow Chill it out, take it slow
Then you rock out the show Then you rock out the show
You get the best of both worlds You get the best of both worlds
Mix it all together Mix it all together
And you know that it's the best of both And you know that it's the best
You know the best of both worlds You get the best of both worlds
Pictures and autographs Without the shades and the hair
You 13get/are getting your face in all the You 14can/can’t go anywhere
magazines You get the best of both 15girls/worlds
The best part is that Mix it all together, oh yeah
You get to be whoever you wanna be It's so much better
Yeah, the the best of both 'Cause you know you got
(Best, best) You got the best of both The best of both world
(Best, best) Come on, the best of both
2. Complete with what you listen to:
are – are – is – needs – beauty – colorful – flowers – Christmas –
give – means – can – means - growing
Poinsettias 1 the best-selling potted flowering
plant in the United States. Red poinsettias are a
traditional part of 2 _ celebrations, which is
why almost all of them are sold at wintertime. The
Department of Agriculture estimates that Americans
bought $ 2.000 million worth of poinsettias last year.
The poinsettia 3 native to Central America and 4
warmth to grow. Bright red poinsettias 5 the best known. But
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there are about 1.000 different kinds, in including white, pink,
yellow and purple.
The 7 of the poinsettia are very small. Around the flowers are 8
leaves called bracts. These bracts are what 9 the plants their 10
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The poinsettia is named for Joel Roberts Poinsett from South Carolina. In
1825 President John Quincy Adams appointed him as the United States'
first minister to Mexico. Poinsett had an interest in plants. He saw the
colorful plants 11 in the wild. Wild poinsettias 12 grow
up to four meters tall. He liked them so much that he sent some cuttings
back to the United States.
The botanical name for the plant is Euphorbia pulcherrima. In Latin, that 13
_ "most beautiful euphorbia."
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a. Are poinsettias the best-selling potted flower in U.S.A?
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b. Red poinsettias are a traditional part of Easter celebration?
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c. Where are the poinsettias from?
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d. What does "Euphorbia pulcherrima" mean in Latin?
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