I've learned

1. make long sentences, short..

Yesterday I was washing the car.

                                     

1. questions and answers

                                                                  
              

- what about?   -well,thank

 

long and short answer responses.
-why are you going there?
-I are going to the itali
 

short questions and long questions.
how long are you going to be there?
two week in Itali

there is/there are

Structure and Use (there is/are)
There are and there is are forms used to express “existence of”. The structure is:
There + verb to be (is for SINGULAR nouns ; are for PLURAL nouns)
Examples:
- There is a guitar in my room. (A guitar “exists” in my room)
- There are two chairs in my room. (Two chairs “exist” in my room)
The following chart is the forms of “there is/are” in positive (+), negative (-), and questions (?)

Singular	Plural
(+) There is a {chair, book, man}	There are [some] {chairs, books, men}
(-) There isn’t a {laptop, bathroom}	There aren’t [any] {laptops, bathrooms}
(?) Is there a {problem, shirt}	Are there [any] {problems, shirts}

NOTES:
This table is only for COUNTABLE NOUNS. In the future we will talk about uncountable nouns. For this level when you use “there is” use the article “a”. In the plural “there are” you can use “some” for positive and “any” for negative and questions (some/any) is optional

has got/have got

El verbo 'to have' tiene en español el significado principal de 'tener' y 'haber'. Puede tener también otros significados, como 'tomar'. Conoceremos su traducción apropiada dependiendo del sentido de la frase.
I have a new car / Tengo un coche nuevo
I have worked / He trabajado
I have coffee / Tomo café

INFINITIVO	PRETERITO	PARTICIPIO
to have haber, tener	had hube, había, tuve, tenía	had habido, tenido

PRESENTE DE INDICATIVO

FORMA AFIRMATIVA	FORMA NEGATIVA	FORMA INTERROGATIVA
I have (I've)	I have not (I haven't)	have I?
he, tengo	no he, no tengo	¿he?, ¿hengo?
you have (you've)	you have not (you haven't)	have you?
has, tienes	no has, no tienes	¿has?, ¿tienes?
he has (he's)	he has not (he hasn't)	has he?
ha, tiene	no ha, no tiene	¿ha?, ¿tiene?
we have (we've)	we have not (we haven't)	have we?
hemos, tenemos	no hemos, no tenemos	¿hemos?, ¿tenemos?
you have (you've)	you have not (you haven't)	have you?
habéis, tenéis	no nabéis, no tenéis	¿habéis?, ¿tenéis?
they have (they've)	they have not (they haven't)	have they?
han, tienen	no han, no tienen	¿han?, ¿tienen?

present continuous

Present countinious ( AFIRMATIVAS)
1) He is watching tv
2) She is singing a beautiful song
3)He is studing English
4)Carla is playing the guitar
5)The baby is craying!

Present countinious ( negativas)
1)He is not watching tv
2) She is not singing
3)He is not studing English
4)Carla is not playing the guitar
5)The baby is not craying!

INTERROGATIVAS
1) Is he watching tv?
2) Is she singing ?
3)Is he studing English
4)Is Carla playing the guitar?
5) Is the baby craying?

Respuestas cortas ( afirmativas)
1) He´s watching tv
2) She´s singing a beautiful song
3)He´s studing English
4)Carla´s playing the guitar
5)The baby is craying!

Respuestas cortas ( NEGATIVAS)
1)He isn´t watching tv
2) She isn´t singing
3)He isn´t studing English
4)Carla isn´t playing the guitar
5)The baby isn´t craying

present simple

 afirmative:

Sujeto	Verbo	objeto / complemento	(con y sin contracción)
	I	am	a student.	Soy alumno.
	You	are	happy.	Eres feliz.
	He	is	John.	Es John.
	She	is	in the car.	Está en el coche.
	It	is	a hot day.	Es un día caluroso.
	We	are	David's parents.	Somos los padres de David.
	You	are	from Madrid.	Sois de Madrid.
	They	are	ours.	Son nuestros.

 negative:

Sujeto	Verbo	objeto / complemento	(con y sin contracción)
	I	am not	a student.	No soy alumno.
	You	are not	happy.	No eres feliz.
	He	is not	John.	No es John.
	She	is not	in the car.	No está en el coche.
	It	is not	a hot day.	No es un día caluroso.
	We	are not	David's parents.	No somos los padres de David.
	You	are not	from Madrid.	No sois de Madrid.
	They	are not	ours.	No son nuestros

interrogative:

	Verbo	Sujeto	objeto / complemento
	Am	I	a student?	¿Soy alumno?
	Are	you	happy?	¿Eres feliz?
	Is	he	John?	¿Es John?
	Is	she	in the car?	¿Está en el coche?
	Is	it	a hot day?	¿Es un día caluroso?
	Are	we	David's parents?	¿Somos los padres de David?
	Are	you	from Madrid?	¿Sois de Madrid?
	Are	they	ours?	¿Son nuestros?

1st term:my learning diary

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verb:present simple,present  continuo and to be                                                         

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