1st class sentences and review simple present
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1st English classPlanning
Grammar – sentences, clauses, phrases
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Correct the mistakes• I like of English• i think english is tired• I want increase my english• My sister was a English teacher• i‘am• This year I will move to London• A english very basic• I learned very things• I’ve already learn english • I’m started to learn a three years ago and I believe my learning is
very well• I think is better that three years ago
The four grammar zones
Parts of speech
The four grammar zones
Parts of speech Sentence parts
The four grammar zones
Parts of speech Sentence parts
Word groups
The four grammar zones
Parts of speech Sentence parts
Word groups
Verbs
The 8 parts of speech
• Noun• Pronoun• Verb• Adjective• Adverb• Preposition• Conjuntion• Interjection
The 3 sentence parts
• Subjects• Predicates• Complements
The word groups
• Phrases• Clauses
Observe the sentence
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder
boomed outside.
We can see words in the sentence
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder
boomed outside.
We can see words in the sentence
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder
boomed outside.
add some description
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder
boomed outside.
...we’ve got nouns like
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder
boomed outside.
... and verbs like
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder
boomed outside.
...some of these words are grouped into phrases:
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder
boomed outside.
In this sentence, there are 2 clauses:
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the room while the thunder
boomed outside.
What’s the difference between a phrase and a clause?
• Phrase: a bunch of words• Clause: a bunch of words with a
noun and a verb.
1st clause:
The slightly deranged villain watched her surreptitiously from the shadowy corner of the
room
2nd clause:
while the thunder boomed outside
Let’s exercise!
Am I wrong?Am I wrong for thinking out the boxFrom where I stay?Am I wrong for saying that I choose another way?I ain't trying to do what everybody else doingJust cause everybody doing what they all doIf one thing I know, I'll fall but I'll growI'm walking down this road of mineThis road that I call home
So am I wrong?For thinking that we could be something for real?Now am I wrong?For trying to reach the things that I can't see?But that's just how I feelThat's just how I feelThat's just how I feelTrying to reach the things that I can't see
Am I tripping for having a vision?My prediction: I'ma be on the top of the worldWalk your walk and don't look backAlways do what you decideDon't let them control your life, that's just how I feelFight for yours and don't let goDon't let them compare you, noDon't worry, you're not alone, that's just how we feel
Am I wrong? (Am I wrong?)For thinking that we could be something for real?(Oh yeah yeah yeah)Now am I wrong?For trying to reach the things that I can't see?(Oh yeah yeah yeah)But that's just how I feelThat's just how I feelThat's just how I feelTrying to reach the things that I can't see
If you tell me I'm wrong, wrongI don't wanna be right, rightIf you tell me I'm wrong, wrongI don't wanna be rightIf you tell me I'm wrong, wrongI don't wanna be right, rightIf you tell me I'm wrong, wrongI don't wanna be right
Am I wrong?For thinking that we could be something for real?Now am I wrong?For trying to reach the things that I can't see?But that's just how I feelThat's just how I feelThat's just how I feelTrying to reach the things that I can't see
So am I wrong? (Am I wrong?)For thinking that we could be something for real?(Oh yeah yeah yeah)Now am I wrong? (Am I wrong?)For trying to reach the things that I can't see?(Oh yeah yeah yeah)But that's just how I feelThat's just how I feelThat's just how I feelTrying to reach the things that I can't see
Asking questions...
Auxiliary verbs• Be (am, is, are, was, were);• Can, could, will, would,
shall, should;• Has, have, had, may, might,
must
Other verbs• Do, does, did.
Simple presentAsking questions with:
an auxiliary verb• Am I wrong?• Can I go to the bathroom?• Are you a network addict?
a verb• Do you subscribe for a paid
broadband service?• Do you ever use a
broadband wireless connection?
• Does your best friend use a cell phone to access a social network site?
Modal verbs (review)
• Can• Could• May• Might• Must• Should• Would
Modal verbs
• Can – I can help you organize the resumes.• Could – I could help you if you needed.• May – The may be dating.• Might – She might leave earlier today.• Must – You must update the report before you
send it.• Should – You should see a doctor.• Would – coloca o próximo verbo na forma “ia”:
I help everybody.I would help you if we had time.