English iii clues new interchange

2. Pronoun
Subject
Object Possessive
Pronoun
Adjective
Mime
Yours
His
Hers
Its
Ours
Yours
Theirs
I
You
He
She
It
We
You
They
Possessive
What is your name ?
My name is
Information question first and last name
Mr.
Titles
Ms.
me
you
him
her
it
us
you
them
Mrs.
Miss
Title + Last name
What
Who
Where
When
Which
Whom
Whose
Why
How
Full name:
-First
-Middle
-Last
-Second Last
My xxxxx
Your xxxxx
His xxxxx
Her xxxxx
Its xxxxx
Our xxxxx
Your xxxxx
Their xxxxx
Verb TO BE
I
am
You
are
He
She
is
It
We
You
are
They

3. Possessive
Adjective
I
You
We
They
Feel
Have
Do
Do
Go
has
Feels
Has
Does
Does
Goes
Have
He
She
It
EXCEPTION
Add, in 3rd person singular,
“s” to all verbs or “es” to the
verbs ending in (x,sh,ch,s,o)
My xxxxx
Your xxxxx
His xxxxx
Her xxxxx
Its xxxxx
Our xxxxx
Your xxxxx
Their xxxxx
I
study at Yes Center
He studies at Yes Center
Preposition
On
In
At
After
Around
For
Adjectives
Early
Late
Adverbs
Until
Before
A. What does he/she do?
B. Where does he/she work?
C. What does he/she do, exactly?

4. Comparative Adjectives
Nice
nicer
Large Larger
Cheap cheaper
Long
Longer
Pretty
Big
Hot
Bad
prettier
bigger
Hotter
worse
Dry
Thin
Scary
Happy
Drier
Thinner
Scarier
Happier
Funny
Busy
funnier
busier
Dull
Fat
Duller
Fatter
Easy
easier
New
Newer
1- How much does it cost?
It costs $30.
More expensive Than
2- How much is it?
It is $45.
More Beautifull
3- How much is this necklace?
This one?
More Famous
4- How much are these earrings?
Which ones?
Comparative Adjective
5- How much is That?
That one?
More Popular
6- How much are those earrings?
Which ones?
better
Less Good
7- which one do you prefer?
I prefer the blue one.
Bad
worse
Far
farther further
1. cvc + c + “er “
Little
Less
2. Ends “e “ add “r “
Shy
Shyer
3. Ends “y “ add “ier “

5. Love
Like
Want
Have
Verb TO DO
Subject Pronoun
I
You
He
She
It
We
You
They
1- Do you like jazz?
Do you like movies?
2- Does he play piano?
3- What kind of music do you like?
4- Who do they like?
do
do
does
do
Possessive Object
Adjective Pronoun
My
Your
His
Her
Its
Our
Your
Their
me
you
him
her
it
us
you
them
Yes, I do. I like it a lot.
No, I don`t like it very much.
Yes, I do. I like them a lot.
Yes, he does. He plays piano.
No, he doesn`t play the piano.
No, he doesn`t. He plays the guitar.
I like salsa.
They like U2.

6. Verb TO BE + verb*ing
Grandparents
Parents
Children
Relatives
Siblings
I
You
He
She
It
We
You
They
am
are
is
working
are
1. cvc + c + ing
2. Ends “e “ drop “e “ add “ing “
Getting
Danceing Taking Fixing Admitting
Running Writeing Driving Mixing Whispering 3. Exception (x,w,y)
4. 2 syllable
Shopping Comeing Riding
Drawing Listening
Swimming Liveing
Making Sewing Drying
Stative Verbs (not ing)
Jogging Giveing Closing Playing Studying
Have Love
Staying Crying
Iron - Ironing
Like
want
Know

7. I
You
He
She
It
We
You
They
The adverbs of frequency
Definite: they go at the end of the sentence.
Indefinite:They always go before the verbs.
Exception: They go after the verb to be
Simple Present
To Be To Go To Have To Do
am
Go
Have
Do
are
is
are
Goes
Go
Has
Does
Have
Do
On >> over something
In >> general - inside
At >> specific

8. Regular
Simple Present Past
To Be
I
am
was
You
are
were
He
She
is
was
It
We
You
are
were
They
I Have
You
We
They
He Has
She
It
Irregular
Cleaned
Run – ran-run
Closed
Feel – felt-felt
Played
Buy – bougth-bought
Stayed
Swim – swam-swum
Enjoyed
Pay – paid-paid
Mixed
Do – did-done
Started
Go – went-gone
Worked
See – Saw-seen
Watched
Meet – Met-met
Vacuumed Sleep – Slept-slept
Shopped
Drink – Drank-drunk
Stopped
Draw – Drew - Drawn
Danced
Lie – Lay-Lain (mentir,descansar)
Invited
Lay – Laid-Laid (SVOC) poner
Fixed
Fly – Flew-Flown
Studied
Admitted
Put – Put-Put
Cried
Whispered Eat-Ate-Eaten
Tried
Visited
Listened
1. cvc + c + ed
Allowed
2. Ends “e “ add “d “
Boxed
3. Exception (w,y,x,)
Starred
Happenned
4. 2 syllable
Helpped
Lie – Lied – Lied (mentir)

9. Preposition
of place
There is
There are
demasiado
Hay
Enough at the end of negative sentence
Too
use it in affirmative sentence
Statements
Affirmative
Negatives and questions
Singular
Use a or an
Plural
Use s or es
(x,sh,ch,s,o)
Quantifiers
Some
Any
A lot of/Several
A little
Much
A few
Many
Count and non-count
On
In
In front of
In back of
Behind
Under
Next to
Near
Close
Far
Between
Across from
On the corner of
Uncountable or non-count
(Only in singular)
Countable or count

10. Preposition
of place
There is
There are
demasiado
Hay
Enough at the end of negative sentence
Too
use it in affirmative sentence
Statements
Affirmative
Negatives and questions
Singular
Use a or an
Plural
Use s or es
(x,sh,ch,s,o)
Quantifiers
Some
Any
A lot of/Several
A little
Much
A few
Many
Count and non-count
On
In
In front of
In back of
Behind
Under
Next to
Near
Close
Far
Between
Across from
On the corner of
Uncountable or non-count
(Only in singular)
Countable or count