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Free Grammar

E-Book

Level 1

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Table of Contents

P 4

6

Articles: A, An, The 7

O OMP O O 8

PrP 10

Can / Can'P C M P C GP M P 14

P H P 15

MP 17

MP M N 18

PMP HM N 20

O C O M 22

P FP 23

Present Simple or Conti 26

FPMN M ŃPMN"" 27

P RPO 29

FMMP ÓŃP 31

MP ÓŃP 34

N 36

P ŃP N N38

PP ŃP PO N 40

Present PerfecP MP 42

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Present Simple: Be

Positive:

I am H from Japan.

you / we / they are C R C PO from Brazil. he / she / it is O C O C P from India.

Negative:

I am not H P married.

you / we / they are not

K P C K MP

J P C J MP

O P C O MP

happy. he / she / it is not

P C P

O P C O P

HP P C HP P

a student.

Question:

Am I beautiful?

Are you / we / they a teacher?

Is he / she / it tall?

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Present Simple: Be

Name: H MMB MB

O M KPMB

Country / Nationality:

H PO BB H ŃMB

ONM HPMB HPMMB

Are they from Australia?

Age:

H 27 M B

How old are you?

O 1DB

My mother is 65 years old.

Emotions:

H MB

O ŃPB

K MB J OMB Jobs:

H P M PPB H M PMŃOB

Are you a doctor?

M Órnalist.

O MPPB

Grammar Exercise: Present Simple: Be

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Possessives

NOUN POSSESSIVE EXAMPLE

I my My name is Sandra.

you your JOMP your name? he his His name is John. she her Her computer is fast. it its My car is old, so its P RB we our Our apartment is in the city center. they their My parents sold their house.

Mary M M phone number is 555-4321.

Joe favorite color is green.

the boy PO N The N clothes are dirty. friends friend My friend names are Patrick and Gloria. cat ŃMP My ŃMP name is Ginger. country ŃP My ŃP flag is red, white, and blue.

GP Ń P RPO P ŃPMŃP P A

O ŃMP MP P

The cat ate its food.

Its illegal for a 17-year-old to buy alcohol.

HP M M 17-year-old to buy alcohol.

Grammar Exercise: Possessives

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Articles: A, An, The

H P MP an apple. H P MP the red apple.

a / an general (one of many)

I want to buy a car.

MP an apple.

Do you have a bike?

She is an old woman.

H M a book.

the specific (one specific)

Tokyo is the capital of Japan.

The new Chinese restaurant is very good.

We like the blue car.

The girl in the red dress is beautiful.

H M the new book by J.K. Rowling.

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Articles: A, An, The

M if the word starts with the sound of a, e, i, o, u: an apple an egg an ice cream shop an open door an umbrella an hour M if the word starts with the sound of any other letter.

G P PO RPO ŃP ŃP

I live in the China.

I live in China.

G P PO RPO PO M

She likes the pizza.

She likes pizza.

She likes PO M PMMPB cific)

Grammar Exercise: A, An, The

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This, That, These, Those

This 1 thing near

That 1 thing far

These 2+ things near

Those 2+ things far

This apple is green. That apple is red.

These books are new. Those books are old.

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Present Simple: Positive

Use the present simple for things that happen regularly or things that are generally true.

I / you / we / they work

he / she / it works

Examples:

I work in a bank.

He works at the university.

We work every day.

My sister works at the hospital.

Special Case #1

For verbs that end in consonant + y, we remove the y and add ies:

I study English at school.

Dana studies English at school.

Bill studys English at school

Other verbs like this include: cry, try, fly, carry

Special Case #2

For verbs that end in -o, -sh, -s, -ss, -ch, -x, we add -es.

They go to English class on Wednesday.

She goes to cooking class on Saturday.

She gos to cooking class on Saturday.

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Present Simple: Negative

Use the present simple negative for things that are not generally true.

I / you / we / they P like

he / she / it doesn't like

Examples:

I don't like coffee.

John doesn't like pizza.

John and David don't like milk.

My mother doesn't like to travel.

Common Errors

1) In the present simple negative, do not add -s:

Martha doesn't likes to dance.

Martha doesn't like to dance.

2) Other common errors:

Pete no like bananas.

Pete not like bananas.

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