- It´s the best home in the world.
- The front door is at the top of the steps.
- the are magazines under the table.
- There is a photo on the television.
- There are two pictures on the wall.
- The movie theater is on the left across from the newsstand
- The bank is next to the supermarket.
- The bus stop is near the park.
- There is a mail box in front of the post office.
martes, 31 de enero de 2012
PREPOSITIONS (EXAMPLES)1
THAT, THIS, THESE, THOSE
We use this and these to talk about people/ things that are near to us. Use this for singular and these for plural
We use that and those to talk about people/ things that aren´t near to us. Use that for singular and those for plural.
ex: who are those children outside?
ex: I like this ice cream
ex: I want these shoesWe use that and those to talk about people/ things that aren´t near to us. Use that for singular and those for plural.
ex: Do you like that picture on the wall?
domingo, 1 de enero de 2012
Adverbs of frecuency
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never sometimes often usually always
rules:
1. These adverbs usually come before the main verb.
2. Sometimes and usually can also come at the beginning or the end of a sentence.never sometimes often usually always
rules:
1. These adverbs usually come before the main verb.
- I usually go to bed at about 11:00
- I don`t often go swimming
- She never eats meat
- We always have winw in the evenings
- I sometimes play tennis on saturdays
- Sometimes we play cards
- Usually I walk to school
- We play cards sometimes
- I walk to school usually
There is/are
Affirmative
Negative- There is a sofa (singular)
- There are two books (plural)
- There isn`t an armchair
- There aren`t any flowers
- Is there a table? yes, there is. No, there isn`t
- Are there any pictures? yes, there are. No, there aren`t
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