Class Thursday, November 6, 2025
By Nate Feldman
I work at ELS (it’s a habit/routine/general fact of
mine).
I study
English.
I play music.
I watch a lot of Netflix programs.
I miss my family in my country.
My friend works at ELS.
My friend studies
English.
My sister plays sports.
Mr. Nate carries
bags to classes every day.
My brother watches
a lot of Netflix programs.
The student misses
his/her family.
She tries so hard to speak better English.
He cries every day
She goes to class.
He does the homework.
He washes the clothing.
She watchs TV.
She fixes the car.
I like/I don’t like
You like/you don’t like
She likes/She doesn’t like
He likes/he doesn’t like
I teach classes at ELS Philadelphia
(habit/routine) I am teaching my SSP
class right now.
I am playing We
are playing
You are playing They
are playing
He/She/It is playing
I am not playing We
are not playing
You are not playing They
are not playing
She is not playing
Do you like?
Does he like?
Do we like?
Do they like?
Do I like?
Am I going?
Are you going?
Is he/she/it going?
Are we going?
Are they going?
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