Parcial 2

Grammar I:

    ✡Simple past

    ✡Possession; countable and uncountable

   ✡ Comparative and Superlative adjectives

✡  “Going to”

Simple past:

With regular verbs, add -ed to the base verb to talk about a finished past action.

“I stayed in a village in Peru”

With irregular verbs, change the base verb to its simple past form.

“I went back again”

Exercises:

Write 10 sentences in your notebook in simple past form with the next regular and irregular verbs:

Regular:

Focus

Walk

Think

Play

Construct

Irregular:

Be

Become

Build

Fly

Swim

Possession; countable and uncountable nouns:

Talk about things that you can count using many.

How many keys do you carry?

Not many. Just two

Talk about things that you can´t count using much.

How much food do you carry?

Not much. I usually carry some food.

Talk about things that you can and can´t count using some.

I always have some tissues.

I always carry some money.

Comparative and superlative adjectives:

Use comparative forms to compare things.

I prefer driving because it is faster than walking.

Use superlative forms to compare three or more things.

The biggest room in the world is in Tesla.

Exercises:

Write 5 sentences in superlative and 5 in comparative forms.

Going to:

Use to be + going to + base verb to talk about future plans and intentions.

I´m going to dance Macarena.

 Use be + not +going to +base verb to talk about plans to not do something in the future.

I´m not going to dance Macarena.

Exercises:

Write 5 sentences using going to and 5 sentences using not going to.

Example:

 I´m going to play videogames.