SIMPLE PRESENT: THE VERB TO BE

GRAMMAR FORMULAS: CONCLUSIONS:

 In affirmative and negative, it is possible to make contractions.

 The subject in affirmative and negative is first.
+: SUB + VERB TO BE + COMPLEMENT.  In negative forms, use NOT.
 In questions, the verb be is first and then the subject.
- SUB + VERB TO BE + NOT + COMPLEMENT.  Then conjugations are:

I : am
(WH) + BE + SUB + COMPLEMENT + ? You, we, they: are
She, He, It: is

INTENTIONS:

 PLACES
 LOCATIONS
 PROFESSIONS
 AGE
 PHYSICAL DESCRIPTIONS
 ADJECTIVES
 NATIONALITY
 PERSONALITY
 SIMPLE PRESENT: OTHER VERBS

GRAMMAR FORMULAS: CONCLUSIONS:

 In affirmative for third person, it is necessary to have conditions.

+ : SUB + VERB* + COMPLEMENT.  In negative and questions, the verbs don’t need conditions.
 The auxiliary doesn’t have a meaning. It only represents the
grammar tense.
*IN THIRD PERSON, IT IS NECESSARY A CONDITION.  In questions and negative forms, it is necessary to use the
auxiliaries.
-: SUB + AUX* + VERB + COMPLEMENT.
When the verbs finish
 DON’T (I, YOU, WE, THEY) in:
 DOESN’T (SHE, HE, IT) 1. SS, X, SH, CH ES WATCHES

2. CONSONANT + IES STUDIES

?: (WH) AUX* + SUB + VERB + COMPLEMENT? Y
3. FOR THE REST S WORKS
 DO (I, YOU, WE, THEY) HAVE HAS
 DOES (SHE, HE, IT) IRREGULAR DO DOES
GO GOES

INTENTIONS:

 Real facts
 Routines.
 Repetitive actions
 Daily routines
 Free-time activities.
GRAMMAR COMBINATIONS:

1. Check the grammar tenses you want to combine.

2. Select the topic based on the grammar intentions.
3. Vocabulary anticipation.
4. Contextualize. (material)

MY MOTHER.

BAKERY _: / /

HOUSEWIFE

SHORT

HAIR CURLY

BLACK EYES

GORGEOUS

LOVE

COOK. PEEL. CHOP. SLICE