UNIVERSIDAD DE CUENCA ENGLISH AT PSYCHOLOGY SCHOOL

LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Prof. MARCELO BERNAL

Made by. Fernando Auquilla, Jessica Crespo, Marcelo Guanoquiza, Christopher Guichay,
Joseline Guzmán.

Topic. The grammar structures of Freedom Writers film.

2. Sentences in the present tense of to be

• They are my family.

• Here is your coffee.

2. Sentences in the present tense of other verbs

• You walk out your door.

• I give this bitch a week.

2. Sentences in the present progressive

• They think they are winning by jumping me now.

• What's happening here is really exciting.

2. Sentences in the present perfect tense.

• War has been declared.

• I have a lot to learn as a teacher.

2. Sentences in the present perfect progressive

• There have been 3,600 structural fires.

• War has been declared.

2. Sentences in the simple past tense

• It was the first day of school, and I was waiting for my father to take me to the
bus. And I saw the war for the first time.
• They called my people a gang because we fight for our America.

2. Sentences in the past progressive or past continuous

• He was sending an innocent man.

• He was just protecting his own.
UNIVERSIDAD DE CUENCA ENGLISH AT PSYCHOLOGY SCHOOL
LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Prof. MARCELO BERNAL

2. Sentences in the past perfect

• He had a really Big mouse, like a rat's nose.

• They had print pictures like this in the newspapers.

2. Sentences with modals

• In America, a girl can be crowned a princess for her beauty and her grace.
• I would love it if you would look them over.

2. Sentences with conditionals

• if you are Latino or Asian or black, you could get blasted any time you walk out
your door.
• If you look at their scores, these vocabulary lists and some of these, the books,
Homer's the Odyssey, they are gonna be too difficult for them.