A1 BEGGINER Flashcards
Is a pronoun that replaces the noun as the subject in a sentence
Subject Pronouns
Does the action
Subject Pronouns
one that is performing the action
person, place, thing or idea
Subject
- I
- You
- He//She/It – needs a third person verb
- We
- They
Subject Pronouns
- Receives the action
- My teacher gave I a new book vs. my teacher gives me a new book
Object Pronouns
- Me
- You
- Him/her/it
- us
- them
Object Pronouns
I - Am
You - Are
He - Is
She - Is
It - is
Verb “Be” in Present tense
- singular
we are
you are
they are
Verb “Be” in Present tense
- plural
NEAR/ HERE - This
FAR/ THERE - That
This, That, These and Those
- singular
NEAR/ HERE- These
FAR/ THERE- Those
This, That, These and Those
- plural
Can be used for introduction ex: _ is my friend john
this
Pairs – uses plurals
these/those
Things that happen now
this/these
Things finished
that /those ex: I liked that concert
movement/direction towards a person/place/thing
o ex: I talked _ him
o we went _ school
Basic preposition: to
Basic preposition: to
- formula
to + place/thing/person
location in place/time
o ex: we arrived _ the airport
o wake me up _ 6: 00 am
o we stayed _ the hotel
Basic preposition: At
Basic preposition: At
- formula
at + place/ time
mostly used on things seen on paper (book, comic, magazine, email (because it used to be on letters)
Basic preposition: In
withing something (containers, enclosed spaces) or inside the edges (like a cup, lake)
Basic preposition: In
- buildings, rooms
Basic preposition: In
- areas, region cities
o she left it _ the top corner
Basic preposition: In
- groups of people
o she works _ the finance team
Basic preposition: In
but NOT on high level elected groups
o he’s _ the board
answer: on
Basic preposition: In (later lesson “on”)
can be used on liquid/substances to show what they contain
o there’s a lot of chili _ that sauce
o do you have milk _ your coffee
Basic preposition: In
Exceptions: words that even though starts with a vowel in spelling, sounds consonant and vice versa:
o I go to a university (yuniversity)
o He is a unique person (yunique)
o I need an x-ray (ex-ray)
Articles: A/an
Articles: A
-formula
- A + consonant sound
Articles: A, An
- formula
- An + vowel sound
- general
Articles: A, & An
- with a singular countable noun
o I need _ pen (as in any pen counts)
Articles: A, & An
answer: a
- Introduce something for the fist time
o Yesterday I saw _ bird eating _ burger.
Articles: A, & An
answer: a , a
- When speaking about someone’s job
o I’m _teacher
o You’re _ engineer
Articles: A, & An
answer:
-a
-an
- When we want to say 1 with big numbers
o I need _ hundred roses
o I’ve eaten _ thousand mangos in my life
Articles: A, & An
answer: a , a
- How many times
o I go to the gym twice _ week
o I have coffee three times _ day
Articles: A, & An
answer: a , a
- Specific
Articles: The
When we mention something for the 2nd time
o _bird ate _ burger in 2 minutes
Articles: The
answer: the
With groups of society
o _ rich/poor/homeless/youth
Articles: The
answer: the
When there’s only 1 of something
o _ sun/moon/earth/Eiffel tower
Articles: The
answer: the
With plural countries
o _united states/united kingdom/Netherlands/philipines (because ther’s many parts together)
Articles: The
answer: the
- With instruments
o I can play _ piano
Articles: The
answer: the
With morning, afternoon, evening
o See you in _ morning
o I usually work in _ afternoons
o _ evenings are our busiest time
but we say AT night, not “_” night
Articles: The
answer:
-the
-the
-the
-at the
streets, towns, cities, countries, specific mountains
o I want to climb the mount Everest
Articles: no articles
Y (to) ies
Lady - ladies
Singular and Plural nouns
- Consonant+y
Y + s
Monkey - monkeys
Singular and Plural nouns
-Vowel +y
+s
Zoo – zoos
Radio – radios
Stereo – stereos
Video - videos
Singular and Plural nouns
-Vowel +o
+ Es
Hero – heroes
Echo-echoes
Tomato-tomatoes
Potato- potatoes
Exceptions:
Piano – pianos
Photo-photos
Singular and Plural nouns
-Consonant + o
- s
Car- cars
House- houses
Apple - apples
- s
Singular and Plural nouns
-General/regular nouns
Changes:
Man – men
Child- children
foot – feet
tooth – teeth
mouse – mice
person - people
Doesn’t change:
Sheep
Deer
Series
Species
Fish (follows the rule for animals instead of the sh plural rule)
Singular and Plural nouns
-Irregular nouns
- Es
bus- buses
bush-bushes
fox-foxes
beach-beaches
quiz-quizzes
- Es
Singular and Plural nouns
- S, Sh, X, Ch,Z
- Es
bus- buses
bush-bushes
fox-foxes
beach-beaches
quiz-quizzes
- Es
Singular and Plural nouns
- S, Sh, X, Ch,Z
- S
- Sometimes ves
Roof – roofs
Safe – safes
Leaf - leaves
Wife -wives
Shelf – shelves
Singular and Plural nouns
-F, Fe
Possessive adjective formula
- Possessive adjective + noun
- My
- Your
- His
- Her
- Its
- Our
Possessive adjectives
- Has one form, no plural
o _ balloon is blue
o _balloons are blue
Possessive adjectives
answer: my
possesive adjective rule you musn’t confuse
- Don’t confuse it’s (contraction) with its (possessive adjective)
o it is – is is a verb
possessive “s” is mostly are for nouns
- answer the question “whose?”
Possessive “s”
- used after a person’s name.
a. jane_ bike
b. jack sparrow_ hat
Possessive “s”
answer: ‘s
- after plural nouns
a. the girl_toys.
Possessive “s”
answer: s’
- after irregular plurals
a. children_ bike
Possessive “s”
answer: ‘s
- after names ending with “s”
a. Jame_book
Possessive “s”
answer: s’
- both are verbs
Likes and dislike
you can have a noun/verb with “ing” after them
o I _ walking the dog
Likes and dislike
answer: either
you can have a noun/verb with “ing” after them
o I _ walking the dog
Likes and dislike
answer: either
enjoy, love
Like
-aside from like you can say-
like formula
- He/she/it/we/you/they (subject pronouns) + like +s
o She likes camping
Dislike
aside from dislike you can say
-I don’t like/enjoy/love
-hate
Dislike:
what pronouns are use for Dislikes
and what is the formula
a. He/She/It + dislikes
i. Because “dislikes” is in the third person singular form
1. Only third person singulars (except for they because it could describe a singular unknown gendered person ex: a theif)
a. Ex:He dislikes it.
Dislike: what pronouns are used with Dislike
a. i/you/we/they
i. All other pronouns must use the verb “dislike”, which is in the third person plural form