Respuestas
1.- Present Simple.
Negative: I don't drink coke.
Affirmative: I know that movie.
Question: Do you want to go with me to the party?
Answer A: Yes, I do want to go with you to the party.
Answer N: No, I don't want to go with you to the party.
Information Q: What does he want for breakfast?
Short Answer w/ J: He wants sandwichs for breakfast.
2.- Past Simple:
Negative: I didn't drink liquor in the party.
Affirmative: I drank coke in the party.
Question: Did you go to your grandmother's house?
Answer A: Yes, I did went to my grandmother's house.
Answer N: No, I didn't go to my grandmother's house.
Information Q: Where did you go yesterday?
Short Answer w/ J: I went to the library.
3.- Present and Past Continuous.
Present
Negative: I'm not drinking liquor.
Affirmative: I'm drinking coke.
Question: Are you visiting your grandmother?
Answer A: Yes, I'm visiting my grandmother.
Answer N: No, I'm not visiting my grandmother.
Information Q: What is he doing?
Short Answer w/ J: He is doing his homework.
Past
Negative: They weren't playing soccer.
Affirmative: They were watching a movie.
Question: Were you taking your nap?
Answer A: Yes, I was taking my nap.
Answer N: No, I wasn't taking my nap.
Information Q: What was he eating?
Short Answer w/ J: He was eating a sandwich.
4.- Future Going To, Past Future.
Going to
I'm going to the Central University.
Past Future
I will study harder than ever.
5.- Adverbs of Frequency.
I always visit my family.
You usually go to the movies.
He often reads a book.
She rarely goes to the beach.
We sometimes go to the park.
The seldom play baseball.
6.- Adjectives: Physical, Appearence.
This is Silvya. She is tall. She is beautiful. She has a long brown hair. She is pale, but she gets red when she's shy. She has green eyes, and red lips.
7.- Comparisons.
I'm taller than my brother.
My brother is as short as my cousin.
My family is as big as a regular family.
My dad is tallest than my uncles.
8.- Conditional Sentences.
Type 1
If I practice everyday piano, I will play it perfectly.
Type 2
If I won the lottery, I would travel to USA.
Type 3
If she would've visited the doctor, She hadn't had that hearth attack.
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10.- Write Short Compositions.
Sale ads are written to let you know about special prices or to make you believe you are getting good deal on a product. It is very important that you read all of the print on a sale ad. Yoy need to know all the facts about a sale before you make a wise choice.
On sale ads, large print and small print are often used. The large print gets your attention, and rhe small print usually gives you more specific information. For example, the large print may say "ONLY $6.98", and the small print for that ad will say "Monthly payments for six months". Notice that in this case a star was used to let you know that there was more information. "Batterues not included" or "with a purchase of two or more" are other examples of what might be found in small print.
Ads do not always tell you everything you need to know in order to make a wise choice. For example, the ad may not tell you if the price applies only to certain color or sizes. Or, it may not tell you how long the sale will last. When that happens, you need to find out these facts yourself. So, my advice to you is: read the ad carefully before going to the shop where the sale is offered.