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The document provides an overview of English verb tenses, including past, present, and future forms, as well as the use of the verb 'to be'. It covers various grammatical structures such as present simple, past simple, present continuous, and future predictions, along with examples and rules for forming questions and negatives. Additionally, it discusses conjunctions, comparisons, and prepositions of time and place.

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The document provides an overview of English verb tenses, including past, present, and future forms, as well as the use of the verb 'to be'. It covers various grammatical structures such as present simple, past simple, present continuous, and future predictions, along with examples and rules for forming questions and negatives. Additionally, it discusses conjunctions, comparisons, and prepositions of time and place.

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TENSES

Past, present, future


TO BE = ZIJN

•I AM NOT → ‘M NOT
• YOU ARE NOT → AREN’T
• HE/SHE/IT IS NOT → ISN’T
• WE ARE NOT → AREN’T
• YOU ARE NOT → AREN’T
• THEY ARE NOT → AREN’T
PAST - TO BE
PRESENT SIMPLE

She/he/it = SHIT + S
PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Habit or facts In action now

Usually/every day/never/always Right now/at the moment/today

I/you/we/they SHIT → +S Am/are/is + verb + ing


+ I work he works + I am working
? do I work does he work ? am I working
- I don’t work he doesn’t work - I am not working
PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT CONTINOUS

The man has blonde hair The man is wearing a blue shirt
That girl loves to wear a dress The girl is playing with a doll
My brothers have long dark hair They are writing a report

SHIT AM / ARE /IS + VERB+ING


VERB VERB+S
DO+VERB? DOES+VERB?
DON’T+VERB DOESN’T+VERB
PAST SIMPLE

REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS

WORK – WORKED GO - WENT


PLAY - PLAYED SEE - SAW
WATCH – WATCHED DO - DID
WALK - WALKED HAVE – HAD

QUESTION: DID … WORK? DID … GO?

NEGATIVE: DIDN’T WORK DIDN’T GO


PAST SIMPLE PAST CONTINUOUS
finished in the past was going on in the past

WHILE / WHEN
YESTERDAY / LAST WEEK

REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS!!


WAS /WERE + VERB+ING

To make questions or negative use + I was working


DID / DIDN’T ? was I working
- I wasn’t working
• Something in the past with a result
PRESENT PERFECT • No specific time mentioned

HAVE / HAS + PAST PARTICIPLE

REGULAR VERBS IRREGULAR VERBS


WALK-WALKED SEE-SEEN
I have walked I have seen
You have walked You have seen
He has walked He has seen
We have walked We have seen
You have walked You have seen
They have walked They have seen
FUTURE TO BE + GOING TO + VERB
PREDICTION

I am going to work Am I going to work? I am not going to work


You are going to work
He/she is going to work
We are going to work
You are going to work
They are going to work
FUTURE WILL + VERB
POSSIBLE PREDICTION

I will see him tomorrow Will I see him tomorrow? I will not see him tomorrow

won’t
WORD ORDER

WHO - DOES - WHAT - WHERE – WHEN

HE - IS GOING TO PAINT - OUR HOUSE - IN TILBURG - TOMORROW


WORD ORDER QUESTIONS

MODAL + WHO DOES WHAT WHERE WHEN?

IS HE GOING TO PAINT OUR HOUSE IN TILBURG TOMORROW?


CONJUNCTIONS
(words to connect 2 sentences)

• AND → addition / sum up / more information


• I like pizza and icecream
• BUT → contrast / difference
• He doesn’t like to get up early but he has to go to work
• BECAUSE → explanation / reason / cause
• He gets up early because he has to go to work
• SO → explanation / result / effect
• He likes pizza so he eats it every week
• OR → options / alternatives
• Do you prefer beer or wine?
COMPARISONS and SUPERLATIVES

BIG -ER THAN THE … -EST


EXCEPTIONS!!
GOOD – BETTER – BEST
BAD - WORSE - WORST
SHORT WORD
FAR -FARTHER -FARTHEST

LONG WORD

EXPENSIVE MORE … THAN THE MOST …


SOME - ANY

SOME ANY

SOMEONE – SOMEBODY ANYONE - ANYBODY

SOMEWHERE ANYWHERE

SOMETHING ANYTHING

I HAVE GOT SOME COOKIES I HAVEN’T GOT ANY COOKIES


POSSIBILITY
PERMISSION
ADVICE
POLITE
PAST

POSSIBILITY
PERMISSION

FUTURE

POLITE
POSSIBILITY

FUTURE
ADVICE
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME

• the morning • Monday • noon / midnight


• the afternoon • Monday morning, • the weekend
• the evening Friday afternoon • 3 o’clock
• the summer • July 6th • Christmas, Easter
• January • Independence Day
• 5 minutes, a month,
two years

IN ON AT
PREPOSITIONS OF PLACE
ARTICLES

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