| Frequency | can/can't | Countable & uncountable nouns | simple past | Vocabulary |
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Always, never, usually, sometimes, rarely, often
Mention 5 adverbs of frequency
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To say something is possible or you have permssion or not.
What is the use of can an can't?
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I don't have any sugar, we need to buy a kilo.
Also, I need some oranges because we don't have any on the basket.
Complete the following sentences with a/an/some/any
I don't have ____ sugar, we need to buy ____ kilo. Also, I need ____ oranges because we don't have _____ on the basket. |
Subject + verb in past + complement
What is the structure of the simple past?
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read a book, cook a meal, ride a bike, go running, play soccer, play music
mention 5 free-time activities
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Every day, On Sundays, in the morning, ever weekend, Once a month, Twice a day
Mention 5 frequency adverbs
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Modal verbs
What type of words are can and can't?
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a university, an hour, an umbrella, a house, an apple
Say the correct article (a/an) for these words:
__ university, __ hour, __ umbrella, __ house, __ apple |
was/were
What is the form of the verb be?
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stones, pencil, car, people, books, classes, animals
mention 6 countable nouns (no food)
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Before the verb, but after the verb be
What is the position of the frequency adverbs in a sentence.
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base form
What verb form do you use in sentences with can or can't?
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Many is used with countable nous and much is used with uncountable nouns.
Which quantifier is used for big quantities with countable nouns and which one with uncountable nouns?
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regular verbs end in -ed and irregular verbs change
What is the difference between regular and irregular verbs in past
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cheese, rice, sugar, salt, chicken, pineapple, watermelon, bread, flour, ham
mention 5 uncountable foods (no drinks)
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at the beginning of the sentences or at the end. Never in the middle.
What is the position of the frequency expressions in a sentence.
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Subject + can + verb (base form) + complement
Subject + can't + verb (base form) + complement
What is the structure of affirmative and negative sentences?
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A few is used with countable nous and a little is used with uncountable nouns.
Which quantifier is used for small quantities with countable nous and which one with uncountable nouns?
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did and didn't
What auxiliaries do you use in negative and questions for I, you, he, she, it, we, and they?
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a bottle, a can, a bag, a box, a piece, a slice, a kilo
mention 6 containers
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Subject + negative adverb + verb + complement
I never/rarely drink soda.
How do you write a negative sentece with frequency adverbs
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Wh word + can + subject + verb (base form) + complement + ?
What is the structure of a WH question with can?
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Any means cero, nothing at all
Not much/many means not a big quantity but a small quantity.
What is the difference between any and much/many in negative and question sentences?
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verbs ending in consonant + -y change to -ied
verbs ending in -e add only -d verbs ending in consonant-vowel-consonant double the last letter
Mention 3 rules of the -ed for regular verbs
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eat, cook, mix, serve, fry, smell, taste, chop, spread
mention 5 food verbs
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