On Screen 1 Unit 3
On Screen 1 Unit 3
On Screen 1 Unit 3
UNIT 3
DONE BY ARTURO BENITEZ
POSSESSIVE CASE
To show posesión:
We add ´s to names, singular nouns
and irregular plurals.
We add ‘ to regular plurals that end
with “s”.
Examples:
This is Tom´s dad.
That is the Brandon´s brother.
Those are Carlos’ uncles.
These are Sue and Gio, they are
Alexis´ sons.
PRESENT SIMPLE
General truths. Water boils at
100°C.
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PRESENT SIMPLE (AFFIRMATIVE)
STRUCTURE
EXAMPLES:
My brother takes a shower in the mornings.
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SPELLING (SINGULAR THIRD
PERSON)
We change add “s” at the end of most of the verbs.
We add“es” when the verb ends with “ss, sh, ch, x, or o”.
I wish → She wishes, I Kiss → She kisses, I watch → She watches, I mix → She mixes, I go →
She goes
If the verb ends with“ consonant + y” we drop “y” and we add “ies”.
With the personal pronouns “she, he and it” we add “es” to the auxiliary “do”.
Do not Dont
Does not Doesn´t
STRUCTURE
Noun + do + not + verb in simple form + complement
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PRESENT SIMPLE (NEGATIVE)
EXAMPLES:
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PRESENT SIMPLE ( INTERROGATIVE)
STRUCTURE:
EXAMPLES:
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PRESENT SIMPLE ( INTERROGATIVE)
SHORT ANSWERS
Examples:
They are used to show of often something happens. Adverbs of frequency are writen before
the main verb but after the verb to be.
Always (100 %)
Usually (75 %)
Often (50 %)
Sometimes (25 %)
Hardly ever (5 %)
Never ( 0 %)
Examples:
We use the ing-form after verbs wich express preference such as like, love, have, enjoy,
prefer and dislike.
Examples: