Present Simple vs. Present Continuous
What do you do at a restaurant.
I eat / I buy food.
When do we use A or AN
Singular countable nouns.
Make an example of something in your classroom.
Make an example of something you are good at using CAN
I can _______.
How do you swim?
Use an adverb of manner
I swim ________.
Would you like to go to a boring theater play?
Make and excuse:
Thanks, I'd love to, but I can't. I have to...
What are you doing right now?
I'm playing a game/I'm studying.
When do we use some
With plural countable nouns or uncountable nouns.
Use There ir or are + some + something in your classroom.
Make an example of something you are bad at, using Can't
I can't _______.
How does she play?
Use adverbs of manner
She plays ________.
Would you like to come to eatch an exciting movie?
Sure, I'd love to! Thanks!
What does your mom usually do on Sundays?
She usually cooks, reads, sleeps, etc.
When do we use Any
In negative statements.
Use There isn't or There aren't + any + something in your classroom.
Ask for something using Can
Can I ______?
Can you ____?
Name 5 adverbs of manner
Make an invitation for your friends.
Use Would you like to...?
Where do you go when you need help? Where are you going after this class is over?
I go home / I go to a hospital / etc.
I'm going home / I'm going to a restaurant / etc.
When do we use MUCH and LITTLE
With uncountable nouns.
Make an example.
Give permission using can
You can_________.
Ask your friends about how they do things.
Use the question:
How do you ______?
Tell me 4 places you'd like to go
Use I'd like to go...
When do we use present simple and when do we use present continuous?
We use present simple for routines and present continuous for actions happening at the moment, which are temporal.
When do we use MANY and FEW
With plural countable nouns.
Make an example.
When do we use CAN
To either express and ability, a request, or permission.
Name 5 exceptions when we don't use adjectives + ly
good - well
fast - fast
early
late
far
Tell me 5 excuses for not going to my birthday party.
Use I'd like to, but...