SSP Seoul, Information Questions in the SImple Present
By Nate Feldman
Verb “To Be”
I am We
are
You are They
are
He is/she is/it is
I am a teacher.
I am happy. I am at ELS.
I’m not a student.
I’m not sad. I’m not at home.
You’re not in your country. You aren’t in your country.
He’s not happy.
He isn’t happy.
We’re not hungry.
We aren’t hungry.
They’re not tired.
They aren’t tired.
Is your father in the USA?
>>No, he isn’t.
He’s in my country.
Verbs in Simple Present
I eat We
eat
You eat They
eat
He/She/It eats
I study We
study
You study They
study
He/She/It studies
I play We
play
You play They
play
He/She/it plays
I teach We
teach
You teach They teach
He/She/It teaches
*Mr. Nate teaches me SSP this month.
If the word ends with s, ss, ch, z, x, or sh, it becomes
“es”
*My friend washes his clothing
*Mr. Nate teaches me
*My father misses me
*The person fixes my car
Negative Verbs in the Simple Present
I don’t study We
don’t study
You don’t study They
don’t study
He/She/It doesn’t study
Vowels: a, e, I, o, u
Consonants: b, c, d, f, g, h, j, k, l, m, n, p, q, r,
s, t, v, w, x, y, z
Do you study English?
*Yes, I do/No, I don’t
*Does your father study English?
*Yes, he does.
No, he doesn’t.
*What do you study?
>>I study English.
*What does your father do?
>>He is a lawyer.
Questions
for Discussion:
*Do you eat breakfast?
*Do you study at night?
*Do you come to ELS every day?
*Do you visit places in Philadelphia?
*Do you speak with American people a lot?
Ask your own questions….
Is your father here?
Does your father live here?
Are you happy?
Do you eat breakfast every day?
Are you happy?
Is your father a teacher?
Does your father work right now?
Do your parents work?
Where
do you live?
*I live in Berwyn, PA
Who
do you live with?
*I live with my children, my mother, and my dog and my
cat
What
do you eat every day?
*I eat fruits and vegetables and oatmeal and yogurt
and nuts and peanut butter
When
do you go to sleep?
*I go to sleep at 10:30-11 at night.
I speak English. I don’t speak Hungarian.
I have a car. I
have a family. I have money. I don’t have a car. I don’t have a family. I don’t have money.
I study English.
I study Japanese. I study
Arabic. I study Spanish.
I like cold weather.
I like snow. I don’t like
soda.
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