Exercises - Crosswords - Fruits

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Crosswords - Fruits

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Frequency Adverbs

Frequency adverbs can be placed at various points in the sentence, but are most commonly used before the main verbs and after be verbs.

 The most common Frequency Adverbs are:

Always
Frequently
Usually
Often
Sometimes
Occasionally
Seldom
Rarely
Never

 
Examples:

I always do my homework.
They are seldom home when we call.
He's usually sleeping at 9 o'clock.
She's never been to Paris.
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Now, take a look at the conversation below.

1)
A: Do you come here often?
B: Yes. I'm here occasionally.
A: What do you usually do here?
B: Sometimes I just sit and ponder the meaning of life.


We can also use:

Once a week/month/year
Twice a week/month/year
Every day/week/month/year

Articles

In the English language we have two kinds os articles.

Indefinite articles: A an AN. Are used to refer something.

For example:
I have a cat.
That is an elephant.
a guittar
a book
an analyst

NOTE: We use A before words wich the first letter has a sound of a consonant.
             We use AN before words wich the first letter has a sound of a vowel.


Definite articles: THE. Is used when you know that the listener knows or can work out what particular person/thing you are talking about.

For Example:
The apple
The dog
The cat

Conversation Scene - Greetings

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Take a look at the conversation below and note the greetings underlined.
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Greeting a friend.

Mary: Hello Alex. How are you?
Alex: Hi Mary. I am fine. Thank you. And you?
Mary: I am good too. Thank you.

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Verb to be (simple present)

One of the most studied verbs of the english language is the verb to be. With it you can say what you are or where have you been. This verb walks side by side with the personal pronouns. See the table and the examples below:

Personal pronouns	VERB TO BE	Complement
I	Am	a teacher
You	Are	a doctor
He	Is	a student
She	Is	an analyst
It	Is	a book
We	Are	friends
You	Are	pilots
They	Are	cousins

Like I said before, the verb to be can express something that you are or a place where you are.
Example:

I am a teacher.
I am in my house.

There is also the contracted form:

Contracted form

I’m

You’re

He’s

She’s

It’s

We’re

You’re

They’re

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Personal Pronouns

Hello there everyone...

For our first lesson, We'll study the personal pronouns. See the box bellow

SINGULAR	PERSON	GENDER	Personal Pronouns
			Subject	Object
	1	Male/female	I	ME
	2	Male/female	YOU	YOU
	3	Male	HE	HIM
	3	Female	SHE	HER
	3	Neuter	IT	IT
PLURAL	1	Male/female	WE	US
	2	Male/female	YOU	YOU
	3	Male/female	THEY	THEM

Now, let me show you some examples.

I like soccer.
Help me!

Do you like Soccer?
George can help you.

He is my dad.
Mary likes him.

She is my sister.
Bring her back!

It is my car.
Can you fix it?

We are in my house.
Show us your house.

Do you need a table for three?
Paul will help you two.

They are my friends.
Help them!
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That's all for now...
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