 Facts / General of truth

 Habit

 Divided into 2 parts

1. No Verb
2. Verb
 Using to be 1 for “no verb”

(am, is, are)

 Using verb 1/infinitive verb for “verb”

(study, sing, work, sleep, etc.)

 Every ……
(every day, every month, every year, every time, every
Sunday, every morning)
 Always

 Often

 Usually

 Sometimes

 Seldom

 Never
Subject To Be 1
I Am
You Are
They Are
We Are
He Is
She Is
It Is
+) S + to be 1 + adj, noun, adv
 She is beautiful (adjective)
 I am in my room (adverb of place)
–) S + to be 1 + not + adj, noun, adv
 He is not lazy (adjective)
 Alan and Jack are not burglars (noun)
?) To be 1 + S + adj, noun, adv ?
 Are you hungry? (adjective)
Yes, I am/No, I’m not
 Is your sister in the library? (adverb of place)
Yes, she is/No, She is not
 NO VERB
Positive Negative
I am = I’m I am not = I’m not
You are = You’re You are not = You’re not/You aren’t
They are = They’re They are not = They’re not/They aren’t
We are = We’re We are not = We’re not/We aren’t
He is = He’s He is not = He’s not/He isn’t
She is = She’s She is not = She’s not/She isn’t
It is = It’s It is not = It’s not/It isn’t
Subject Auxiliary Verb
I Do
You Do
They Do
We Do
He Does
She Does
It Does
+) S + Verb 1 (-s/-es)
 I go to the beach every Sunday afternoon
 She washes the clothes every morning
–) S + do/does + not + Verb 1
 He doesn’t watch TV
 They do not move
?) Do/Does + S + Verb 1 ?
 Do you always study Math?
Yes, I do/No, I don’t
 Does Mr. Brown go to London?
Yes, he does/No, he doesn’t
Note:
Subject He, She, It + Verb1 (-s/-es) in affirmative sentence
 Verb
Negative
I do not = I don’t
You do not = you don’t
They do not = They don’t
We do not = We don’t
He does not = He doesn’t
She does not = She doesn’t
It does not = It doesn’t
-es : the verbs ending
 O = Go – Goes

 X = Fix – Fixes

 Ch = Watch – Watches

 Sh = Wash – Washes

 Ss = Kiss – Kisses

 Y = Study – Studies

Note: For the verbs ending y, look at the letter before y, if

it is consonant it will be ies.
Fly – Flies Buy – Buys
Cry – Cries Play – Plays
Carry – Carries Lay – Lays
–s AGAINSTS –es
Examples:
Drink – Drinks Sing – Sings
Eat – Eats Swim – Swims
Work – Works Read – Reads
Run – Runs Listen – Listens
Jump – Jumps Open – Opens
Burn – Burns Wait – Waits
Drive – Drives Love – Loves
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