English Grammar Basics: Simple Present, Present Continuous (Be + ING), Past Be, and Basic Vocabulary

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Guide for Mid-Term Exam Level 2 Simple Present Do I walk? Do you walk? Do we walk? Do you walk? Do they walk? Does he walk? Does she walk? Does it walk? I don’t walk You don’t walk We don’t walk You don’t walk They don’t walk He doesn’t walk She doesn’t walk It doesn’t walk I walk You walk We walk You walk They walk He walks She walks It walks AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE INTERROGATIVE Simple Present We add “S” to the verb to form the third singular person (HE, SHE, IT) He drinks But - We add “ES” to verbs that end: - SS - CH - X - O, Z, S, SH She watches - With verbs ending in CONSONANT + Y, we change the “Y” to “IES” She cries But with verbs ending in VOWEL + Y, we just add “S” as usual He plays or She buys We use Simple Present: ● For routines and actions that we do regularly He goes to school by bus She brushes her hair everyday. ● For permanent or true situations. He lives in Mexico City. She studies in FESC Cuautitlan. Affirmative: Yes, I / You / We / They do Yes, He / She / It does Negative: No, I / You / We / They don’t No, He / She / It doesn’t Short answers Third Singular Person DAILY ROUTINES I go to bed at 10:00 o’clock. He wakes up early in the morning He washes his face with ...