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Showing posts with label english verbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label english verbs. Show all posts

Friday, March 31, 2017

Present Tense indicative- Verb; to be Verb; to do Verb; to have Verb; to walk

Nouns
Present Tense indicative
Present Tense indicative
Present Tense indicative
Present Tense indicative

Verb; to be
Verb; to do
Verb; to have
Verb; to walk
I
Am
Do
Have
Walk
We
Are
Do
Have
Walk
He; she; it
Is
Does
Has
Walks
They
Are
Do
Have
Walk


Wednesday, February 15, 2017

To lay (to set an object down) To lie (to rest, recline, place flat)

To lay (to set an object down)
To lie (to rest, recline, place flat)
lay
lie
lays
lies


I am laying
I am lying
are laying
are lying
is laying
is lying


do lay
do lie
does lay
does lie


will lay
will lie


 laid
 lay


was laying
was lying
were laying
were lying


did lay
did lie


have laid
have lain
has laid
has lain


had laid
had lain


will have laid
will have lain




lay
lie


laid
lay


should lay
should lie

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Single syllable words to practice

Single syllable words to practice

Single Syllable words
Exercise 1: Repeat aloud each word.
Exercise 2: Create a simple sentence for each word.
                               


 Bled (bleed)
       Brag (brag)
       Clog (klog)
       Crab (krab)
       Crop (krop)
       Drag (drag)
      Drip (drip)
       Drop (drop)
       Drum (druhm)
    Flag (flag)
 Fled (fled)
Frog (frog)
        Glad (glad)
            Grab (grab)
            Grim (grim)
            Plan (plan)
            Plop (plop)
            Plum (pluhm)
            Scab (skab)
            Skid (skid)
            Skip (skip)
   Slab (slab)
    Slam (slam)

Thursday, June 23, 2016

The verb: to go

Verbs: to go
In Hollywood we are always on the run, these are the conjugations for the verb: to go. Breaks over, back to work.
Exercise 1: Practice saying the sentences out loud.
Exercise 2: Create your own sentence.


Present
I, we, you, they
go
I go to work at 7am every day.

he, she, it
goes
She goes to the beach in the morning.




Present Progressive
I
am going (goh-ing)
I am going to the beach today.

we, you, they
are going
They are going to the beach today.

he, she, it
is going
She is going to the beach.




Present                 Intensive
I, we, you, they
do go
I do go to the Dentist at least twice a year.

he, she, it
does go
He does go to the therapist every week.




Future
I, he, she, it, we, you, they
will go
They will go to couple’s therapy.




Past
I, he, she, it, we, you they
went
They went to couple’s therapy.
Past Progressive
I, he, she, it
was going
I was going to the game when the accident occurred.

we, you, they
were going
They were going to drive to Vegas.




Past Intensive
I, he, she, it, we, you, they
did go
They did go to Brazil last summer.




Present
Perfect
I, we, you, they
have gone
We have gone without food for two days.

he, she, it
has gone
She has gone to the same resort for ten years.




Past Perfect
I, he, she, it, we, you, they
had gone
They had gone to Europe before.




Future Perfect
I, he, she, it, we, you, they
will have gone
By Tuesday, I will have gone by bus.