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ENGLISHENGLISH COURSECOURSE LEVELLEVEL 11Prof. Jos Ignacio Castellanos| UPNProf. Jos Ignacio Castellanos| UPN--111 Guanajuato |Unit 7| Grammar point A111 Guanajuato |Unit 7| Grammar point A

The material included in this presentation is for reference use only, it is based on interchange third edition student book and the audios were downloaded from the intechange web page. Professor Castellanos is nor

responsible for the use that the students makeof it.

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INTERROGATIVEINTERROGATIVE WORDSWORDSVERBS INTERROGATIVE WORDS

to wash1d

lavar what1c

qu?

to watch

1d

Observar,

fijar (con la vista)

when

2b

cundo?

to open4a

abrir where2b

dnde?

to kiss

3b

besar why

3a

por qu?

to close4a

cerrar which3b

cul? cuales?

to study5b

estudiar how6b

cmo?

to look for

4c

buscar how much

5b

cunto? cunta?

NOUNS

how many5b

cuantos? cuntas?

children Nios (ambos sexos) who5a

quin? quines?

child Nio o nia whom a quin? a quines?

Word palabrawhose

de quin? de quines?

radio radio

televisin televisincorner esquina

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The children study.

Do the children study?

WHEN do the children study?

You work.

Do you work?

WHERE do you work?

INTERROGATIVE WORDS

HOW MUCH, WHERE, WHEN, WHY, HOW, WHAT , AND WHOM,

se anteponen al auxiliar para formar la pregunta.

EJEMPLO:

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Boys, Girls, Children, Child

La palabra CHILDREN se usa cuando hay nios y nias.

La palabra CHILD se usa para sustituir a las palabras BOY o GIRL.

No se puede usar la palabra BOYS (nios, muchachos) si tambin se refiere a GIRLS

(nias, muchachas). }

En tal caso decimos BOYS AND GIRLS, o CHILDREN.

EJEMPLOS:The boys play in the park.

The girls play in the park.

The boys and girls play in the park.

The children play in the park.

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THIRD PERSON SINGULAR PRESENTAFFIRMATIVE

(3a. persona singular presente afirmativo)

Formamos el afirmativo presente

1. Quitando TO al infinitive: TO COUNT

2. Anteponiendo el sujeto a la forma simple: WE count

THE TEACHERS count

3. La tercera persona singular: (he, she, it, who) He workS

sufre un cambio, pues agregamos una S a la She countS

forma simple en el afirmativo. It openSWho walkS?

The boy workS

The girl countS

The door openS

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