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Regular Verbs

noviembre 20, 2018

In regular Verbs the ending "ed" or "d" is added to the verb according to the characteristics of the Verbs. For example, the verb "play" is added "ed" so it would be like this: play ed But, the verbs with ending "e" only add "d", For example: Arrive - Arrive d When a verb ends with "y" the "y" is changed to "i" and "ed" is added. For example: Cry - Cr ied For more information: https://grammar.yourdictionary.com/parts-of-speech/verbs/regular-verb-list.html https://youtu.be/K7kpcokMY-A

Was and Were

noviembre 19, 2018

If in the present simple, the verb to be has three forms (am, is, are), in the simple past, it has two: was and were. "Was" corresponds to: I She He It "Were" corresponds to: You They We •The affirmative structure is: Pronoun + Was/Were + Verb For example: "I was in the house" "We were eating in a restaurant" •The negative structure is: Pronoun + Was/Were + not + verb For example: "I was not in the house" "We were not eating in the restaurant" •The interrogative structure is: Was/Were + pronoun + verb For example: Was she a doctor? Were you at work? For more information: https://www....

Going to

noviembre 19, 2018

Going to We used future with "going to" when we know with certainty what will happen. Afirmative structure: Subject + Verb to be + "Going to" + Verb infinitive + Complement. for example: - He is going to tell a story Negative structure: We only plays "not" after the verb to be. for example: - She is not going to talk In the questions structure: The verb to be + subject + "Going to" + Verb + complement ?. For example: - Are you going to drink your milk? Video: https://youtu.be/RigBa0QCA6k

Regular verbs

noviembre 19, 2018

Regular verbs To form the simple past of regular verbs in English, we most add "ed" or "r" to the basic form of the verb. If a regular verb ends in consonant or a vowel other than "e", the ending "es" is added. For example: Miss - missed Kiss - kissed If a regular verb end with the letter e, the ending - d is added. For example: Hope - hoped When a verb ends in a copnsonant plus "y", you have to change it and before you add the ending "ed". For example: Study - studied Video: https://youtu.be/K7kpcokMY-A

WAS - WERE

noviembre 19, 2018

WAS - WERE We use was or were to express the verb to be in the past. WAS used for singular pronouns: I, She, He and It. WERE used for plural pronouns: We , You and They. FOR EXAMPLE: Singular positive: - She was sick - I was wrong - He was in the garden - It was swimming pool Plural postive: - We were in the school yesterday - You were very serious - They were hungry last week In questions the orden is: was or were + subject + complement?... for example: Was She poor? Yes, she was or No, she was not Video: https://youtu.be/GKF6IiNa10U

Comparatives

agosto 28, 2018

ADJETIVES FOR EXAMPLE: OLD --- OLDER * Adri is OLDER than Amara* YOUNG --- YOUNGER * Jorge is YOUNGER than Daniel INTELLIGENT --- MORE INTELLIGENT. * Mara is MORE INTELLIGENT than Miriam* BEAUTIFUL --- MORE BEAUTIFUL ..... MORE IN: https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/english-grammar/comparative-adjectives Video: https://youtu.be/ieo0hmzIW6U