Can and Can't
He is always late. He ____ wake up for class on time.
He can't wake up for class on time.
He doesn't have a dog, so he ____ (play) with his neighbor's dog.
He doesn't have a dog, so he plays with his neighbor's dog.
Today I look out my window and see the birds ___ _______ very high.
Today I look out my window and see the birds are flying very high.
Possessive pronouns: The dog has a blue collar but I can't find it. Where is ____ collar?
Where is its collar?
Indefinite articles: Will you pass me (a/an) apple?
Will you pass me an apple?
(Can/can't) you drive a car to class?
Can you drive a car to class?
Fer is a student and needs to study. Everyday Fer ______ English for three hours.
Everyday Fer studies English for three hours.
Lau likes to cook. Right now, Lau ___ ______ dinner for her family.
Lau is cooking dinner for her family.
Verb to be: Which is correct- Are you sick? OR You are sick?
Are you sick?
Irregular plural noun: There are so many (mice/mouses) in the attic!
There are so many mice in the attic!
Your art work is amazing! How ____ (can/can't) you always paint so well?
How can you always paint so well?
Grace is a famous jazz singer. She _____ at a restaurant every Thursday.
She sings at a restaurant every Thursday.
The bus is too far so we have to ride a bike. ___ you ______ (verb to be + bike) to the meeting at 2 o'clock?
Are you biking to the meeting at 2 o'clock?
This bag is not mine, it is belongs to Valentina. It's ____.
It (the bag) is hers.
Ask 4 questions to the person beside you to find out: their nationality, their occupation, their birthday, their address.
Where are you from?
What is your job? OR What do you do for work?
When is your birthday?
What is your address?
Correct the sentence with can or can't: We not studies on Sundays after mass.
We can't study on Sundays after mass.
How many chocolate bars ____ (auxiliary) Ben buy each day?
How many chocolate bars does Ben buy each day?
She is not able to walk right now so she ___ _______ (negative verb to be + walk) to class
She is not able to walk right now so she isn't walking to class.
List the possessive pronouns (There are 7)
My, your, his, her, our, their, its
Present simple or present continuous: She isn't here, because right now she _____ (takes/ is taking) a shower.
She isn't here, because right now she is taking a shower.
He never tries to improve his English so he _____ take the Oxford exam.
He never tries to improve his English so he can't take the Oxford exam.
I don't know where Cristina teaches. Where ____ she ___ to teach?
Where does she go to teach?
We have to study before the test so right now Juan and I ____ ________ in the library.
Juan and I are studying in the library.
Personal pronouns: Joe and Maria are speaking English. Are _____ from the United States?
Joe and Maria are speaking English. Are they from the United States?
Present simple or present continuous: He (goes/is going) to class everyday at 4:30pm.
He goes to class everyday at 4:30pm.