Present
Verb 'BE' with I, he, she. Short answer
His name ________Armik.
No, _______________
Verb 'BE' with I, he, she. Short answer.
His name is Armik.
No, it isn't.
Subject pronouns
Steve plays guitar well. Yes, ____ does.
____ are students in GCC ESL 10.
Subject pronouns
Steve plays guitar well. Yes, he does.
We are students in GCC ESL 10.
Adverbs of Frequency: usually, always, sometimes, never
1) Beth is cleaning. She _____ cleans on Mondays.
2) It's great weather. Bob _____ plays soccar when the weather is good.
Adverbs of Frequency: usually, always, sometimes, never
Beth is cleaning. She always cleans on Mondays.
It's great weather. Bob usually plays soccar when the weather is good.
Choice questions with 'OR'
1) Do you want coffee ___ tea?
2) Do you want ice cream ____ apple pie?
In the above questions, can you have 2 items? 1 item?
Choice questions with 'OR'
1) Do you want coffee or tea?
2) Do you want ice cream or apple pie?
In the above questions, can you have 2 items? 1 item?
Negative contraction of "BE"
Armine __________ late.
Yes, she is.
Negative contraction of "BE"
Armine isn't late.
Yes, she is.
Object Pronouns
Where's the cafeteria? Sorry, I don't know. Ask (man). a) them
b) us.
c) him
Object Pronouns
Where's the cafeteria? Sorry, I don't know. Ask him.
a) them
b) us.
c) him
Adverbs of Frequency: usually, always, sometimes, never
1) I ____ come to class early, at 5pm, to ask the teacher questions.
2) My internet connection ______ works poorly.
Adverbs of Frequency: usually, always, sometimes, never
1) I often come to class early, at 5pm, to ask the teacher questions.
2) My internet connection sometimes works poorly.
Prepositions of Direction
How do I get ___ Armik's office? It's easy, go ___ 1st street and turn right ___ the traffic light.
Are you coming ____ home, or ____ work?
Prepositions of Direction
How do I get to Armik's office? It's easy, go to 1st street and turn right at the traffic light.
Are you coming from home, or from work?
Simple present affirmative.
I always ___________ for extra sugar for coffee.
(win, begin, ask, take, become)
Simple present affirmative.
I always ask for extra sugar for coffee.
(win, begin, ask, take, become)
Object pronouns
Please show we/us your fotos.
Take out your book. Open ___ to page 62.
Object pronouns
Please show us your fotos.
Take out your book. Open it to page 62.
How often questions. Expressions of frequency
1) ___ _____ do you go to work? I go to work (2x during the week).
2) ___ _____ do you cook dinner? I cook ____ ____. (I cook on M-T-W-Th-F-S-S).
How often questions. Expressions of frequency
1) How often do you go to work? I go to work (2x during the week).
2) How often do you cook dinner? I cook every day. (I cook on M-T-W-Th-F-S-S).
Prepositions of Location
Where is Armik's office? It's on/at 649 2nd Avenue.
Our apartment is at/in Burbank. It's on/in the corner of Elm and 5th.
There's a coffee shop at/on 3rd Avenue
Prepositions of Location
Where is Armik's office? It's on 2nd Avenue.
Our apartment is in Burbank. It's on the corner of Elm and 5th.
There's a coffee shop on 3rd Avenue.
Present Continuous Yes/No short answers.
Is he going to church now?
No, _________
Present Continuous Yes/No short answers.
Is he going to church now?
No, he's not. (going now)
Object pronouns > substitute for a noun:
Please don't use your phone in class. Use your phone outside.
Are these the answers? Yes, but don't look at the answers.
Object pronouns > substitute for a noun:
Please don't use your phone in class. Use it outside.
Are these the answers? Yes, but don't look at them.
When?, What time?
Answer: He works on Tuesdays.
1) Question: _____ does he work?
Answer: The movie starts at 7pm.
2) Question: _______ does the movie start?
When?, What time?
Answer: He works on Tuesdays.
1) Question: When does he work?
Answer: The movie starts at 7pm.
2) Question: What time does the movie start?
CAN statements
She ____ play guitar.
We ____ write poems.
CAN statements
She can play guitar.
We can write poems.
Object pronouns: subsitute object pronouns for the nouns.
Ask your teacher and me. We are ESL teachers.
Ask Mrs. Adams about the library hours. Mrs. Adams is the librarian.
Object pronouns: subsitute object pronouns
Ask us. We are ESL teachers.
Ask her about the library hours. She is the librarian.