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    The document contains a list of sentences with grammatical errors. The summary identifies and corrects 3 of the errors: 1) "Marianne my sister." is corrected to "Marianne is my sister." 2) "The teacher is a very person." is corrected to "The teacher is a very nice person." 3) "My cousin have 20 years old." is corrected to "My cousin has 20 years old."

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    The document contains a list of sentences with grammatical errors. The summary identifies and corrects 3 of the errors: 1) "Marianne my sister." is corrected to "Marianne is my sister." 2) "The teacher is a very person." is corrected to "The teacher is a very nice person." 3) "My cousin have 20 years old." is corrected to "My cousin has 20 years old."

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    Simple Present Essentials

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    Oscar Cardenas
    The document contains a list of sentences with grammatical errors. The summary identifies and corrects 3 of the errors: 1) "Marianne my sister." is corrected to "Marianne is my sister." 2) "The teacher is a very person." is corrected to "The teacher is a very nice person." 3) "My cousin have 20 years old." is corrected to "My cousin has 20 years old."

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    Find the mistakes and correct them!

    • Marianne my sister. • The teacher is a very person.


    • My cousin have 20 years old.
    • The boy doesn’t likes sports.
    • Where you live? I live in
    Heredia.
    • She no is happy.
    • I like play soccer.
    • Your brother is a doctor?
    • Where are you from? My from is Costa Rica
    • Diana love to eat hamburgers.
    • No thanks, I don’t want to eat nothing.
    • How are you? I is fine
    • My father isn’t not a mechanic.
    • We prefers to go to the beach.
    • Janice don’t lives in California.
    • What do you say “sandía” in English?
    • I hate clean my house.
    Introducing friends or family members

     Hello!
     He is my brother
     His name is Fabian
     His middle name is Alonso
     His last name is Molina
     His nickname is Fafa
     He lives in Zapote
    Verb BE in Simple Present (Affirmative)

    Subject Pronouns Full Form Contracted Form


    I am 'm
    you are 're
    he/she/it is 's
    we are 're
    you are 're
    they are 're
    Verb BE in Simple Present (Negative)
    Subject Pronouns Full Form Contracted Form
    I am not 'm not

    you are not aren't

    he/she/it is not isn't

    we are not aren't

    you are not aren't

    they are not aren't


    Verb BE in Simple Present (questions)

    Am I?
    Are you?
    Is he/she/it?
    Are we?
    Are you?
    Are they?
    Possessive Adjectives
    Take a look…
    • What’s your name?
    • What’s your last name?
    • Where are you from?
    • Where do you live?
    • How old are you?
    • What’s your e-mail address?
    • What’s your marital status?
    Do you know these famous families or groups of friends?

    • He is… / She is…


    • His name is… / Her name is…
    Your turn!!! Use pictures of your family members or friends

    Hello!
    He/she is my…
    His/her name is…
    His/her middle name is…
    His/her last name is…
    His/her nickname is…
    He/she lives in…

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