What do you do on Sundays?
What are you doing?
Use a I + to be + verb(ing)
Can "a"or "an" be used with uncountable nouns?
NO
Use subject pronouns
E.G. I, you, he... etc.
When do we use present simple?
For routine, general truth, etc.
What does your mom do on weekends?
Make sentences using my mom, or she and a verb + (s, es or ies)
What are your parents doing?
Use sentences with he and she + to be + verb(ing)
Can some be used with singular countable nouns?
NO
Use Possessive Adjectives.
E.G. My, your, his, etc.
When do we use Present Continuous?
Ask questions about MY routine.
Use do and a verb in base form.
For example:
Do you eat chicken?
Look around the classroom. What are you and your classmates doing?
Can you use containers with uncountable nouns?
Make 3 statements.
Use Object pronouns
E.G. Me, you, him, etc.
When do we need uncountable nouns?
When something is hard to count, ambiguous or not clear, with many small parts.
Ask me 4 questions about my mom's routine.
Use Does and a verb in base form.
For example : Does she cook?
What are Ecuadorian doing?
Make sentences using 4 different countable nouns.
Don't forget to use A/AN for singular countable and plural nouns for more than 1.
Use all three pronouns and Poss. Adjectives in a sentence.
E.G. I, my, me
When do we need countable nouns?
When the nouns are easy to count?
Where do you study?
When do you take showers?
Why do you study English?
What do you like?
Who do you live with?
To say where, use prepositions of place
To say when use a time expression
Use a sentence with because
Use a noun (something)
Use with (people)
Where are you studying?
Why are you studying?
How are you studying?
What are you studying?
How long are you studying?
Use a place
Because and a reason
Use a manner or some tools
Use a noun
Use time
Do not use A/AN or plural nouns.
Let's use possessive pronouns in a statement. E.G. MINE
Do not use it with nouns. Instead of it's my pen, you say it's mine.
When do we need subject pronouns?
When we refer to the person doing the action, or being described.