GRAMMAR 6 GRADE

PRESENT SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS

*As a rule, we don’t use the present continuous with the following verbs of
perception: like, love, hate, want, think, know, understand, remember, hear, see, taste, smell.
I love action films.
I am loving action films.
 B Like / enjoy / love / hate + -ing form

In English, the verbs we use to express personal likes and dislikes are usually followed by a noun or a
verb in the -ing form.

I like watching action films.

I enjoy going to the cinema.
They love reading comics.
We don’t like playing rugby.
He hates playing computer games.
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ADVERBS OF MANNER
FORM
*regular adjectives+-ly ex. Nice-nicely
*adjectives of more than one syllable ending in -y↔-y+ily Ex> easy-easily/ noisy-noisily
*irregular adverbs Ex: good-well/ fast fast

USE
Show how somebody does something
Show how something happens
Ussualy put the adverb after the verb
Ex: You`re sitting very quietly
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VERB TO BE