FORM: Present Simple – affirmative I play football every day. > She plays football every day. I study English on Mondays and Thursdays. > She studies English on Wednesdays and Fridays. I relax in the afternoon. > She relaxes in the afternoon. I sleep every afternoon. > She sleeps every afternoon. Present Simple – negative I don’t (do not) play….. > She doesn’t (does not) play ….. I don’t study ….. > She doesn’t study …. Present Simple – interrogative Aux. + S + V Do you play …. ? > Does she play …? Yes, I do. > Yes, she does. No, I don’t. > No, she doesn’t. USE: I live in Italy. I lik...
A policeman - The police Call a policceman! Call the police! Indefinite article a + consonant sound an + vowel sound horse hotel F.B.I. agent university Hour heir boy apple orange umbrella F.B.I. agent hour heir horse hotel university apple orange umbrella boy THE – Definite article YES NO The British go to the cinema/theatre/bank/stadium/park/ seaside/mountains/beach The sunflowers in my neighbour’s garden are (even/much) more beautiful. I love the pop music by Ariana Grande. Americans go to school/work/university/church Sunflowers are beautiful. I love pop music. I go to a pub every weekend. The pub I went to last week was horrible. TEST YOURSELF: THE DEFINITE ARTICLE "THE" TEST 1 THE I...