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Grammar Reference
Prepositions of time
Use in before periods of time (months, seasons, years, etc.): I go to school in the morning.
Use on with specific dates (days of the week, dates, holidays, etc.): The restaurant is open on Tuesdays.
Use at with times: The movie starts at 6 p.m.

Adverbs of frequency
We use adverbs of frequency to talk about how often we do something. We place them:
- before the : Jack usually his room on Saturdays. / Bill doesn’t always computer games on the weekend.
- after the verb : Ann sometimes late for work.

always usually often sometimes rarely never

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Present Simple
rmative sentences Negative sentences Yes/No questions Short answers
I work at a library. I don’t work at a library. Do I work at a library? Yes, I do.
No, I don’t.
You live in France. You don’t live in France. Do you live in France? Yes, you do. .
No, you don’t.
With he, she, and it, we usually He does the dishes She doesn’t do the dishes every day. Does she do the dishes every day? Yes, she does.
add -s to the main verb. She every day. No, she doesn’t.
If a verb ends with: It
consonant + y = -ies
(study – studies)
-s, -z, -sh, -o, -x or -ch = -es
(watch – watches)
(go – goes; fix – fixes)
We ride the bus to They don’t ride the bus to school. Do they ride the bus to school? Yes, they do.
You school. No, they don’t.
They

rmative sentences Wh- questions

I live with my mother and father. Who do you live with?
You practice the violin on Saturdays. When do you practice the violin?
He
She works at his uncle’s restaurant. Where does he work?
It
We
You clean the kitchen and bathroom. What do they clean?
They

Docentes: Pedro Murillo Márquez Elva E. Jiménez Ureña Jorge A. Pacheco García