Class: BIA03

Teacher: Erick Zambrana

Term: IN1321
Test date:21/12/21: writing.
22/12/21: reading, listening and structure.
Google Classroom code: xxf7geh
email: zambranae@cbasantacruz.edu.bo
My English lab Code: VXKW-3MRP

Speaking: 40
Listening: 40
Reading: 10
Writing: 10
Structure: 100

Grammar: Questions with “where” simple present

& Prepositions of place
Where + do/does + subject + base form verb +
complement?
Examples:
Where do you live?
- I live in an apartment.
Where do you work?
- I work at the bank.
Where does he live?
- He lives in a house.
Where does she work?
- She works at the hospital.
Prepositions of place:
in: a very general way // places, countries, cities.
at: specific place.
on: streets, avenues, floors.

Grammar: there is / there are

There is = singular
There are = plural
Examples:
In my house there are 4 bedrooms.
There are 3 bathrooms.
In my house there is one kitchen.
There is one living room.
In my bedroom there are 3 windows.
In my kitchen there is one door.
There are 2 bathrooms upstairs and one bathroom
downstairs.
Are there 5 bedrooms in your house?
- Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t.
Is there a closet in your bathroom?
- Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.
Negative:
There isn’t = singular
There aren’t = plural
Grammar: how many?
Ho7w many + bedroom + are there?
Examples:
How many bathrooms are there in your house?
- There are 2 bathrooms.
How many bedrooms are there in your house?
- In my house there are 6 bedrooms.
How many bedrooms are there upstairs?
- There are 2 bedrooms.
Grammar: Present Continuous.
We use the present continuous for actions
happening at the moment.
Affirmative:
Subject + verb to “be” + present participle (verb-
ing) + complement.
Examples:
I am reading a book right now.
You are learning english.
She is watching a movie.
He is traveling to Japan.
It is raining.
We are eating pizza.
They are playing soccer.
Negative:
Subject + verb to “be” + not + verb-ing +
complement.
Examples:
I am not reading a book right now.
You aren’t learning french.
She isn’t watching a movie.
He is not traveling to Japan.
It isn’t raining.
We aren’t eating pizza.
They’re not playing soccer.
Yes/No Questions:
“Be” + subject + verb-ing + complement?
Examples:
Are you reading a book right now?
- Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
Are you learning English?
- Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
Is she watching a movie?
- Yes, she is. / No, she isn’t.
Is he traveling to Japan?
- Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t.
Is it raining?
- Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.
Are we eating pizza?
 - Yes, we are. / No, we aren’t.
Are they playing soccer?
- Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t.
Information Questions:
Wh-word + “be” + subject + verb-ing +
complement?
Examples:
What are you doing tonight?
- I am reading a book tonight.
What are you learning?
- I’m learning english.
When is she watching a movie?
- She is watching a movie next Sunday.
Where is he traveling next month?
- He is traveling to Japan next month.
When are we eating pizza?
- We are eating pizza tomorrow.
What are they playing?
- They are playing soccer.

Who is watching TV?

 - Pedro is.
Who is eating sushi?
- Luis is.

Shop = Shopping
get = getting
put = putting

Grammar:Questions with How many / Are there

any?
How many + plural noun + are there?
Examples:
How many apples are there?
- There are 10 apples.
How many oranges are there?
- There is one orange.
How many onions are there?
- There are 6 onions.
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Are there any + plural noun?
Examples:
Are there any watermelons?
- Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t any
Are there any kiwis?
- Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t any.
Are there any tomatoes?
- Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t any.

Grammar: Questions with How much / Is there

any?
How much + singular noun + is there?
Examples:
How much sugar is there?
- There are 3 bags of sugar.
How much milk is there?
- There is one bag of milk.
How much bread is there?
- There are 2 loaves of bread.
How much butter do you want?
- I want 2 sticks of butter.
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Is there any + singular noun + complement?
Examples:
Is there any milk?
- Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t.
Is there any pasta?
- Yes, there is. / No, there isn’t any.

simple present
Yes / no Questions
present continuous
information Questions
yes / no questions

What days does Suzanne teach english?

- She teaches English on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and thursday.
What day is she studying Chinese?
- She is studying Chinese on Friday.
What days does Suzanne work at home?
- She works at home on Tuesdays and thursdays.

1985 one thousand nine hundred eighty five

19/85 nineteen / eighty five
2021 twenty twenty one
2020 twenty twenty
2018 twenty eighteen
2005
1908

Grammar: past tense verb to be.

am / is / are = was / were
Examples:
I was at home yesterday.
You were at the mall last week.
She was happy last night.
He was at the concert two weeks ago.
We were at the movies the day before yesterday.
You were at the park last Sunday.
They were at school yesterday morning.
Negative:
was not (wasn’t) / were not (weren’t)
Examples:
I wasn’t at home yesterday.
You weren’t at the mall last week.
She was not happy last night.
He wasn’t at the concert two weeks ago.
We were not at the movies the day before
yesterday.
You weren’t at the park last Sunday.
They were not at school yesterday morning.
Yes/No Questions:
Was/Were + subject + complement?
Examples:
Were you at home yesterday?
- Yes, I was. / No, I wasn’t.
Were you at the mall last week?
- Yes, I was. / No, I wasn’t.
Was she happy last night?
- Yes, she was. / No, she wasn’t.
Was he at the concert two weeks ago?
- Yes, he was. / No, he wasn’t.
Were we at the movies the day before yesterday?
- Yes, we were. / No, we weren’t.
Were you at the park last Sunday?
- Yes, we were. / No, we weren’t.
Were they at school yesterday morning?
- Yes, they were. / No, they weren’t.
Information Questions:
Wh-word + was/were + subject + complement?
Examples:
Where were you yesterday?
- I was at home yesterday.
When were you at the mall?
- You were at the mall last week.
When was she happy?
- She was happy last night.
Where was he two weeks ago?
- He was at the concert two weeks ago.
Where were we the day before yesterday?
- We were at the movies the day before
yesterday.
When were you at the park?
- We were at the park last Sunday.
When were they at school?
- They were at school yesterday morning.

I, he, she, it = was.

We, you, they = were.

verbs ending in consonants = -ed (wash = washed)

verbs ending in “e” = -d (exercise = exercised)
verbs ending in “y” = -ied (study = studied)
Grammar: simple past (actions)
Affirmative:
Subject + past tense verb + complement.
Examples:
I played video games last night.
You traveled to Spain 2 years ago.
He watched a horror movie last weekend.
She studied English yesterday.
We ate pizza last monday.
They went to the park 2 weeks ago.
Negative:
Subject + did not (didn’t) + base form verb +
complement.
Examples:
I didn’t play video games last night.
You didn’t travel to Spain 2 years ago.
He didn’t watch a horror movie last weekend.
She didn’t study English yesterday.
We did not eat pizza last monday.
They didn’t go to the park 2 weeks ago.

week days = mon to fri

weekend = sat - sun
week = mon to sun
Grammar: Simple past Yes/No Questions
Did + subject + base form verb + complement?
Examples:
Did you play video games last night?
- Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t.
Did you travel to Spain 2 years ago?
- Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t.
Did he watch a horror movie last weekend?
- Yes, he did. / No, he didn’t.
Did she study English yesterday?
- Yes, she did. / No, she did not.
Did we eat pizza last monday?
- Yes, we did. / No, we didn’t.
Did they go to the park 2 weeks ago?
- Yes, they did. / No, they did not.
Information Questions:
Wh-word + did + subject + base form verb +
complement?
Examples:
When did you play video games?
 - I played video games last night.
Where did you travel 2 years ago?
- I traveled to Spain 2 years ago.
What did he watch last weekend?
- He watched a horror movie last weekend.
What did she study yesterday?
- She studied English yesterday.
When did we eat pizza?
- We ate pizza last monday.
Where did they go 2 weeks ago?
- They went to the park 2 weeks ago.

Grammar Review:
Simple present:
We use the simple present for routines and facts.
Affirmative:
Subject + verb(-s,es,ies) + complement.
Examples:
I work at the bank.
You travel to France every year.
She studies English every morning.
Negatives:
Subject + aux (do/does) + not + base form verb +
complement.
Examples:
I don’t work at the bank.
You do not travel to France every year.
She doesn’t study English every morning.
Yes/No Questions:
Do/Does + subject + base form verb +
complement?
Examples:
Do you work at the bank?
- Yes, I do. / No, I don’t.
Do you travel to France every year?
- Yes, we do. / No, we don’t.
Does she study English every morning?
- Yes, she does. / No, she doesn’t.
Information Questions:
Wh-word + do/does + subject + base form verb +
complement?
Examples:
Where do you work?
- I work at the bank.
How often do you travel to France?
- We travel to France every year.
Where does she study English?
- She studies English at the CBA.
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I,you,we,they = base form verb
He, she, it = verb(-s, es, ies)
I,you,we,they = do not
He, she, it = does not

Grammar: Present continuous.

We use the present continuous for action
happening at the moment and future plans.
Affirmative:
Subject + “be” + present participle (verb-ing) +
complement.
Examples:
I am watching a movie.
They are playing basketball tomorrow.
He is eating pizza on Saturday.
Negatives:
Subject + “be” + not + present participle(verb-ing)
+ complement.
Examples:
I am not watching a movie.
They are not playing basketball tomorrow.
He isn’t eating pizza on Saturday.
Yes/No Questions:
“Be” + subject + present participle(verb-ing) +
complement?
Examples:
Are you watching a movie?
- Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
Are they playing basketball tomorrow?
- Yes, they are. / No, they aren’t.
Is he eating pizza on Saturday?
- Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t.
Information Questions:
Wh-word + “be” + subject + present
participle(verb-ing) + complement?
Examples:
What are you doing?
- I am watching a movie.
When are they playing basketball?
- They are playing basketball tomorrow.
Where is he eating pizza on Saturday?
- He is eating pizza at Pizza Hut on Saturday.

Grammar review: How many / How much?

How many = countables - plural
How much = uncountables - singular
Examples:
Apple
How many apples are there?
- There are 5 apples.
sugar
How much sugar do you want?
- I need 2 kg of sugar.
onion
How many onions are there on the counter?
- Three
Banana
How many bananas do we have?
- I’m not sure. Six or seven maybe.

I, he, she, it = was.

We, you, they = were.
Grammar Review: Past tense verb to be
Affirmative:
Subject + was/were + complement.
Examples:
I was at the movies yesterday.
They were happy last night.
He was at the bank yesterday.
Negative:
Subject + was/were + not + complement.
Examples:
I wasn’t at the movie theater yesterday.
They weren’t happy last night.
He wasn’t at the bank yesterday.
Yes/No Questions:
Was/Were + subject + complement?
Examples:
Were you at the movie theater yesterday?
- Yes, I was. / No, I wasn’t.
Were they happy last night?
- Yes, they were. / No, they weren’t.
Was he at the bank yesterday?
- Yes, he was. / No, he wasn’t.
Grammar Review: simple past (actions)
Affirmative:
Subject + past tense verb + complement.
Examples:
I went to the park yesterday.
You played video games last night.
He watched a movie last Sunday.
They visited their friends a month ago.
Negative:
Subject + did not + base form verb + complement.
Examples:
I didn’t go to the park yesterday.
You didn’t play video games last night.
He did not watch a movie last Sunday.
They didn’t visit their friends a month ago.
Yes/No Questions:
Did + subject + base form verb + complement?
Examples:
Did you go to the park yesterday?
- Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t.
Did you play video games last night?
- Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t.
Did he watch a movie last Sunday?
- Yes, he did. / No, he didn’t.
Did they visit their friends a month ago?
- Yes, they did. / No, they didn’t.
Information Questions:
Wh-word + did + subject + base form verb +
complement?
Examples:
Where did you go yesterday?
- I went to the park yesterday.
What did you do last night?
- I played video games last night.
When did he watch a movie?
- He watched a movie last Sunday.
Who did they visit a month ago?
- They visited their friends a month ago.

listening 10 min
reading 10 - 15
writing 15
structure 35