Can - Can't

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Exercise 2

Exercise 3

Wh - questions

Wh Questions -  The Simple Present Tense

Wh question word (what, when...)  +  do / does  +  Subject (I, you, we...)  +  verb  

Wh Question Word	Auxilary Verb	Subject	Verb	others
Where	do	you	go	to?
What	does	she	watch	on TV?
When	does	Mike	leave	school?
Who	do	you	like	much?
Why	does	the teacher	say	that?
How	do	we	reach	him?

Example Sentences: 

"Where" question asks for the place:

• Where does she live?  --> She lives in NewYork.
• Where do you meet your friends? --> I meet them at the school.

"What" question asks for information about something:

• What do you like eating most?  --> I like eating fruits most.
• What do you read?  --> I read funny books.

"When" question asks for information about time:

• When do you meet your father? --> I meet him at 9.
• When does she come home?  --> She comes home late.

"Who" question asks for information about a person:

• Who do you know here? --> I don't know anybody.
• Who do you like?  --> I like my friend, Tom.

"Why" question asks for information about reason, explanation:

• Why does she cry? --> She lost his toy car.
• Why do we stay here --> It's cheap.

"How" question asks for information about manner, the way to do:

• How do you come here?--> I come here by bus.
• How do they get to work --> by train.

Exercise 1

Exercise 2

Exercise 3

English File - Audio - Unit 4

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Word order in Sentences

Affirmative Sentences

For the beginning, remember this simple rule:

subject	verb(s)	object
I	speak	English
I	can speak	English

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If you are a more advanced learner, remember the following rule:

subject	verb(s9	indirect object	direct object	place	time
I	will tell	you	the story	at school	tomorrow.

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Negative Sentences

subject	verbs	indirect object	direct object	place	time
I	will not tell	you	the story	at school	tomorrow.

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Questions

interrogative	auxiliary verb	subject	other verb(s)	indirect object	direct object	place	time
What	do	you	do				on weekends
	Do	you	have		a party	in your flat	tomorrow?
When	are	you				here?

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Adverbs of Frequency

subject	auxiliary/be	adverb	main verb	object, place or time
I		often	go swimming	in the evenings.
He	doesn't	always	play	tennis.
We	are	usually		here in summer.

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Put the words in order

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Professions

accountant(s)	baker(s)	barber(s)
barman (barmen)	builder(s)	butcher(s)
carpenter(s)	cashier(s)	chambermaid(s)
chef(s)	cleaner(s)	dentist(s)
doctor(s)	electrician(s)	engineer(s)
fireman (firemen)	fishmonger(s)	flight attendant(s)
hairdresser(s)	judge(s)	lawyer(s)
nurse(s)	optician(s)	painter(s)
photographer(s)	plumber(s)	policeman (policemen)
porter(s)	post[wo]man (post[wo]men)	receptionist(s)
reporter(s)	sales assistant(s)	sales representative(s)
scientist(s)	secretary (secretaries)	surgeon(s)
tailor(s)	teacher(s)	technician(s)

Exercise 1 - crossword

Exercise 2 - hangman

Exercise 3 - matching

Plurals

Regular Plurals

Most plurals are formed by adding -s or -es to the singular noun:

boys		cars		pens		pills		pronounce /z/
cats		rocks		tips		chiefs		pronounce /s/
kisses		watches		boxes		dishes		pronounce /Iz/

Irregular Plurals

Some nouns take on a different form in the plural:

women

teeth

mice

children

people

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