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    A pronoun is a word that replaces a noun. The document lists several common pronouns and provides examples of how they are used, including: I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. It also defines José Carlos and states that he lives in Las Huesas, is 22 years old, and is the writer's friend.

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    A pronoun is a word that replaces a noun. The document lists several common pronouns and provides examples of how they are used, including: I, you, he, she, it, we, and they. It also defines José Carlos and states that he lives in Las Huesas, is 22 years old, and is the writer's friend.

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    What is a pronoun?

    José Carlos • I He lives in


    Las Huesas.
    • You
    José Carlos lives in Las
    Huesas. • He He is 22
    years old.
    • She
    José Carlos is 22 years old. He is my
    • It
    friend.
    • We
    José Carlos is my friend.
    • You
    • They
    To Be

    am is
    are
    To Be verb - Present Simple +
    I am
    You are
    He is
    She is
    It is
    We are
    You are
    They are
    Ex: She is my favourite colleague
    To Be verb - Present Simple -
    I ‘mamnot not
    You are not
    aren’t
    He is not
    isn’t
    She is not
    isn’t
    It is not
    isn’t
    We are not
    aren’t
    You are not
    aren’t
    They are not
    aren’t
    Ex: She isn’t my favourite colleague
    To Be verb - Present Simple ?
    Am I ? am
    Are You ? are
    Is He? is
    Is She? is
    Is It ? is
    Are We ? are
    Are You ? are
    Are They ? are
    Ex: Is she my favourite colleague?
    Common adverbs - Present Simple
    • Everyday
    • Every Saturday (days of the week)
    • Every April (Month of the year)
    • Every Spring (seasons of the year)
    • Every other day/month/year  día sí, día no
    • Once a week/month/year  Una vez en semana/mes/año
    • Twice a week/month/year  Dos veces a la semana/mes/año
    • Three/four/twelve times a week/month/year  a
    partir de tres veces se usa esta expresión
    • At 10:00/13:30 (time)
    To Be

    am is
    are

    was were was


    To Be verb – Past Simple +
    I was
    You were
    He was
    She was
    It was
    We were
    You were
    They were
    Ex: They were at the cinema last night
    To Be verb – Past Simple -
    I wasn’t
    was not
    You weren’t
    were not
    He wasn’t
    was not
    She wasn’t
    was not
    It wasn’t
    was not
    We weren’t
    were not
    You weren’t
    were not
    They weren’t
    were not
    Ex: They weren’t at the cinema last night
    To Be verb – Past Simple ?
    Was I ? was
    Were You? were
    Was He? was
    Was She? was
    Was It ? was
    Were We? were
    Were You? were
    Were ?
    They were
    Ex: Were they at the cinema last night?
    Common adverbs - Past Simple+Past
    Continuous
    • Yesterday
    • The day before  El día anterior
    • Last night  anoche
    • Last month/year  El mes/año pasado
    • Last week/weekend  la semana/fin de semana pasado
    • One/two/three…
    minute/hour/day/week/month/year ago  Hace
    un/dos/tres… minutos/horas/días/semanas/meses/años
    Past continuous
    Present continuous
    I am
    was swimming

    are
    You were cutting

    He is
    was
    She was
    is + verb-ing jumping

    It was
    is eating

    We were
    are playing
    You were
    are
    They were
    are drinking
    Common adverbs – Present Continuous

    • Right now
    • At the moment  Todos significan ahora
    • Now
    • Currently
    Common adverbs - Past Simple+Past
    Continuous
    • Yesterday
    • The day before  El día anterior
    • Last night  anoche
    • Last month/year  El mes/año pasado
    • Last week/weekend  la semana/fin de semana pasado
    • One/two/three…
    minute/hour/day/week/month/year ago  Hace
    un/dos/tres… minutos/horas/días/semanas/meses/años
    Wh question words
    • Where  Dónde
    • Why  Por qué
    • How  Cómo
    • Who  Quién
    • When  Cuándo
    • What  Qué

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