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Money. Countable and uncountable nouns. How much? How many? Some- any
How much: cuánto (uncountable nouns)
How many: Cuántos/as (countable nouns)
Some: alguno/s, alguna/s (affirmative sentences – except in : would you like some coffee?, countable plural nouns,
uncountable nouns)
Any: ninguno/a (questions and negative sentences, countable plural nouns, uncountable nouns)
Tourist places. The city. Holidays and tourist cities. There is-are. A, an and the.. Adjectives to describe places.
Have I, YOU, WE, THEY got a car? Yes, I, YOU, WE, THEY have. /No, I, YOU, WE, THEY haven’t
Has HE, SHE, IT got a car? Yes, HE, SHE, IT has. /No, HE, SHE, IT hasn’t
PRESENT SIMPLE.
Affirmative Negative Question
I I do not I
You work You work Do you work?
He He does not he
She works She work Does she work?
It It it
We We do not we
You work You work Do you work?
They They they
Sólo agregamos “s” al verbo en oraciones afirmativas y con los sujetos “he, she, it”.
Si el verbo termina en “s, sh, ch, o, x” agregamos “es”. Si el verbo termina en consonante más “y” ,
cambiamos por la “i” y agregamos “es”. Study-: studies
Si el verbo es have se cambia por has
Uso: Usamos el presente simple para hablar acerca de situaciones repetidas ó hábitos; para situaciones
permanentes.
PAST SIMPLE.
Affirmative Negative Question
I I I
You You You
He He He
She worked She didn't work Did She work?
It bought a pen. It didn't buy a pen. It buy a pen?
We We We
You You You
They They They
The affirmative past simple of regular verbs ends in -ed . For example: work: worked.
Irregular verbs have different affirmative past simple forms. For example: buy: bought. ( segunda columna)
Use: Usamos el pasado simple para hablar acerca de situaciones o acciones en el pasado.
Adverbios que indican pasado: last ………………..(week, month, year, weekend, Monday), Yesterday
(morning, afternoon, evening), ……years ago, in 1998
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