English I Everyday life…. In Unit 3, you’re going to learn how to Use Simple Present statements, yes-no questions and short answers. Use “ Well” to get.

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English I Everyday life…

In Unit 3, you’re going to learn how to Use Simple Present statements, yes-no questions and short answers. Use “ Well” to get time to think.

Simple Present Tense. Idrivehome everyday. Use the simple present tense to talk about «all the time» and routines. personal pronoun + verb + complement

You practice yoga. Idrivehome everyday. personal pronoun + verb + complement Simple Present Tense.

You He practice yoga. teach es math. Idrivehome everyday. personal pronoun + verb + complement Simple Present Tense.

You She practice yoga. work s in a hospital. Idrivehome everyday. He teaches math. personal pronoun + verb + complement Simple Present Tense.

You It practice sing s yoga. everymorning. Idrivehome everyday. He teaches math. She works in a hospital. personal pronoun + verb + complement Simple Present Tense.

You We practice dance yoga. on sundays. Idrivehome everyday. He teaches math. It sings everymorning. She works in a hospital. personal pronoun + verb + complement Simple Present Tense.

You They practice study yoga. everyday. Idrivehome everyday. He teaches math. It sings everymorning. We dance on sundays. She works in a hospital. personal pronoun + verb + complement Simple Present Tense.

personal pronoun + don’t/doesn’t + inf. Verb + complement Simple Present Tense: Negative Sentences Don’t = Do not Doesn’t = Does not You They practice study yoga. everyday. I drivehome everyday. He teach math. It sing everymorning. We dance on sundays. She work in a hospital. don’t doesn’t don’t doesn’t

Do/Does + personal pronoun + Inf. verb + complement + ? Simple Present Tense: Interrogative Sentences ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Yes, I do. No, I don’t. You They practice study yoga. everyday. Idrivehome everyday. He teach math. It sing everymorning. We dance on sundays. She Work in a hospital. Do Do es Do

Grammar. Do you go to class in the night? Yes, I do. Does your father work on the weekends? Do you and your friends play sport after class? No, I don’t. Yes, he does.No, he doesn’t. Yes, we do.No, we don’t.

Are you from California? Start your answer with Well if you need time to think, or if your answer is not a simple yes or no. Well, I’m from New York originally.

English I Everyday life…