Affirmative
I ______ (wake) up very early.
I wake up very early.
She don't like tacos.
She doesn't like tacos.
I'm from Japan. I'm ____.
I'm from Japan. I'm Japanese.
We use Present Simple to talk about actions that happened yesterday.
False; we use Present Simple to talk about routines.
How do we say: "ingeniero"?
Engineer
They dances all night.
They dance all night.
We ________ watch action movies.
We don't watch action movies.
You and I am doctors.
You and I are doctors.
We use THIS to talk about plural objects that are far.
False; we use THIS to talk about singular objects that are close.
How do we say: "memoria USB"?
Memory stick
Carolina and I studyies every day together.
Carolina and I study every day together.
It isn't my phone. It's yours.
He aren't his boyfriend.
He isn't his boyfriend.
We use DOES with WE and THEY
How do we say: "Buenas noches"?
Good evening
She _____ (cook) and ____ (invite) her friends every Sunday.
She cooks and invites her friends every Sunday.
We doesn't plays videogames.
We don't play videogames.
X: _____ your name Laura?
Y: No, my name ____ Carmen.
X: Is your name Laura?
Y: No, my name is Carmen.
We use DON'T with I
How do we say if we are from the UK? (nationality)
British
We live in Mexico, but we travels to Paris every year.
We live in Mexico, but we travel to Paris every year.
I doesn't call him every morning.
I don't call him every morning.
She aren't my friend. She are my sister.
She isn't my friend. She's my sister.
We use THOSE for singular objects that are close. Give me an example.
False; We use THOSE for plural objects that are far.
How do we say: "@gmail.com?" correctly?
at gmail dot com