1st class sentences and review simple present
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The document discusses grammar concepts including parts of speech, sentence parts, word groups, verbs, and phrases and clauses. It provides examples of each, such as the 8 parts of speech, 3 sentence parts, and differences between phrases and clauses. It also covers forming questions in the simple present and with modal verbs. Key grammar topics are defined and illustrated with examples to help explain English concepts.
1st class sentences and review simple present
- 1. 1st English class Planning Grammar sentences, clauses, phrases Viviane Bengezen vbengezen@gmail.com www.vbengezen.blogspot.com
- 2. Correct the mistakes I like of English i think english is tired I want increase my english My sister was a English teacher iam This year I will move to London A english very basic I learned very things Ive already learn english Im started to learn a three years ago and I believe my learning is very well I think is better that three years ago
- 3. The four grammar zones Parts of speech
- 4. The four grammar zones Parts of speech Sentence parts
- 5. The four grammar zones Parts of speech Sentence parts Word groups
- 6. The four grammar zones Parts of speech Sentence parts Word groups Verbs
- 7. The 8 parts of speech Noun Pronoun Verb Adjective Adverb Preposition Conjuntion Interjection
- 8. The 3 sentence parts Subjects Predicates Complements
- 9. The word groups Phrases Clauses
- 11. Observe the sentence The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder boomed outside.
- 12. We can see words in the sentence The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder boomed outside.
- 13. We can see words in the sentence The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder boomed outside.
- 14. add some description The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder boomed outside.
- 15. ...weve got nouns like The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder boomed outside.
- 16. ... and verbs like The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder boomed outside.
- 17. ...some of these words are grouped into phrases: The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder boomed outside.
- 18. In this sentence, there are 2 clauses: The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder boomed outside.
- 19. Whats the difference between a phrase and a clause? Phrase: a bunch of words Clause: a bunch of words with a noun and a verb.
- 20. 1st clause: The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room
- 21. 2nd clause: while the thunder boomed outside
- 23. Lets exercise!
- 28. Am I wrong? Am I wrong for thinking out the box From where I stay? Am I wrong for saying that I choose another way? I ain't trying to do what everybody else doing Just cause everybody doing what they all do If one thing I know, I'll fall but I'll grow I'm walking down this road of mine This road that I call home So am I wrong? For thinking that we could be something for real? Now am I wrong? For trying to reach the things that I can't see? But that's just how I feel That's just how I feel That's just how I feel Trying to reach the things that I can't see Am I tripping for having a vision? My prediction: I'ma be on the top of the world Walk your walk and don't look back Always do what you decide Don't let them control your life, that's just how I feel Fight for yours and don't let go Don't let them compare you, no Don't worry, you're not alone, that's just how we feel
- 29. Am I wrong? (Am I wrong?) For thinking that we could be something for real? (Oh yeah yeah yeah) Now am I wrong? For trying to reach the things that I can't see? (Oh yeah yeah yeah) But that's just how I feel That's just how I feel That's just how I feel Trying to reach the things that I can't see If you tell me I'm wrong, wrong I don't wanna be right, right If you tell me I'm wrong, wrong I don't wanna be right If you tell me I'm wrong, wrong I don't wanna be right, right If you tell me I'm wrong, wrong I don't wanna be right Am I wrong? For thinking that we could be something for real? Now am I wrong? For trying to reach the things that I can't see? But that's just how I feel That's just how I feel That's just how I feel Trying to reach the things that I can't see So am I wrong? (Am I wrong?) For thinking that we could be something for real? (Oh yeah yeah yeah) Now am I wrong? (Am I wrong?) For trying to reach the things that I can't see? (Oh yeah yeah yeah) But that's just how I feel That's just how I feel That's just how I feel Trying to reach the things that I can't see
- 30. Asking questions... Auxiliary verbs Be (am, is, are, was, were); Can, could, will, would, shall, should; Has, have, had, may, might, must Other verbs Do, does, did.
- 31. Simple present Asking questions with: an auxiliary verb Am I wrong? Can I go to the bathroom? Are you a network addict? a verb Do you subscribe for a paid broadband service? Do you ever use a broadband wireless connection? Does your best friend use a cell phone to access a social network site?
- 32. Modal verbs (review) Can Could May Might Must Should Would
- 33. Modal verbs Can I can help you organize the resumes. Could I could help you if you needed. May The may be dating. Might She might leave earlier today. Must You must update the report before you send it. Should You should see a doctor. Would coloca o pr坦ximo verbo na forma ia: I help everybody. I would help you if we had time.