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- 1. Review of VerbTensesReview of Verb Tenses IntermediateIntermediate Dorothy AvondstondtDorothy Avondstondt
- 2. Present tensePresent tense Used for actions that are:Used for actions that are: HabitsHabits FactsFacts Third person singular:Third person singular: AddAdd S or ESS or ES He eats / She eats/ It eatsHe eats / She eats/ It eats
- 3. Present TensePresent Tense Keywords:Keywords: Every day, every weekEvery day, every week Always, usually, often,Always, usually, often, sometimes, never, rarelysometimes, never, rarely
- 4. ExamplesExamples He takesa shower every day.He takes a shower every day. The sun rises in the east.The sun rises in the east. She never eats liver.She never eats liver.
- 5. Negative and QuestionsNegativeand Questions Do you like pizza?Do you like pizza? Does he like pizza?Does he like pizza? I don’t like pizza.I don’t like pizza. He doesn’t like pizza.He doesn’t like pizza. BE:BE: NONO do or does.do or does. He isn’t rich. I’m not wealthy.He isn’t rich. I’m not wealthy.
- 6. Short answersShort answers Are you intelligent?Are you intelligent? Yes, I am. No, I’m not.Yes, I am. No, I’m not. Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.
- 7. Present Progressive (PresentPresentProgressive (Present Continuous)Continuous) Used for actions that are takingUsed for actions that are taking place now.place now. BE + VERB + INGBE + VERB + ING
- 8. KeywordsKeywords Right nowRightnow At this moment, at this timeAt this moment, at this time CurrentlyCurrently This semesterThis semester
- 9. ExamplesExamples Right nowwe are watching thisRight now we are watching this presentation.presentation. Currently she is studyingCurrently she is studying English.English.
- 10. Negative and QuestionsNegativeand Questions I am not sleeping now. I’m notI am not sleeping now. I’m not sleeping.sleeping. Are you sleeping?Are you sleeping?
- 11. Short answersShort answers Yes, I am.Yes, I am. No, I’m not.No, I’m not. Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.
- 12. Simple PastSimple Past Used for actions that wereUsed for actions that were completed in the past.completed in the past. The actions are not continuingThe actions are not continuing now.now. For regular verbs:For regular verbs: EDED For irregular verbs:For irregular verbs: MEMORIZE!MEMORIZE!
- 13. KeywordsKeywords AgoAgo YesterdayYesterday LastLast year, last month, lastyear, last month, last semestersemester This morningThis morning (in the past)(in the past) InIn 19901990
- 14. ExamplesExamples George Washingtonwas theGeorge Washington was the first president of the U.S.first president of the U.S. Yesterday I went to school.Yesterday I went to school.
- 15. Negative and QuestionsNegativeand Questions I didn’t go to the beachI didn’t go to the beach yesterday.yesterday. He didn’t do his homework.He didn’t do his homework. I wasn’t in class on Sunday.I wasn’t in class on Sunday. You weren’t in class.You weren’t in class.
- 16. Short AnswersShort Answers Yes, I did. No, I didn’t.Yes, I did. No, I didn’t. Yes, he did. No, he didn’t.Yes, he did. No, he didn’t. Yes, I was. No, I wasn’t.Yes, I was. No, I wasn’t. Yes, he was. No, he wasn’t.Yes, he was. No, he wasn’t.
- 17. Past ProgressivePast Progressive Used for actions that were inUsed for actions that were in progress at a particular time inprogress at a particular time in the past.the past. Often used for 2 actions and forOften used for 2 actions and for long actions.long actions. WAS/ WERE + VERB + INGWAS/ WERE + VERB + ING
- 18. KeywordsKeywords WhenWhen WhileWhile BeforeBefore AfterAfter As soon asAs soon as
- 19. ExamplesExamples She wassleeping when theShe was sleeping when the phone rang.phone rang. His friend came while she wasHis friend came while she was eating dinner.eating dinner.
- 20. Negative, Questions andNegative,Questions and Short AnswersShort Answers I wasn’t sleeping when theI wasn’t sleeping when the phone rang.phone rang. Were you sleeping when theWere you sleeping when the phone rang?phone rang? Yes, I was. No, I wasn’t.Yes, I was. No, I wasn’t. Yes, he was. No, he wasn’t.Yes, he was. No, he wasn’t.
- 21. FutureFuture Used foractions that will occurUsed for actions that will occur in the future.in the future. 1.1. WILL + VERBWILL + VERB 2.2. BE GOING TO + VERBBE GOING TO + VERB 3.3. Present progressive (for nearPresent progressive (for near future)future)
- 22. KeywordsKeywords TomorrowTomorrow Nextweek, next yearNext week, next year In 2 years, in 3 weeksIn 2 years, in 3 weeks Tonight, this eveningTonight, this evening LaterLater
- 23. ExamplesExamples I willtravel to New York.I will travel to New York. I am going to travel to NewI am going to travel to New York.York. I’m traveling to New YorkI’m traveling to New York tomorrow.tomorrow.
- 24. Negative and QuestionsNegativeand Questions I won’t travel to the moon.I won’t travel to the moon. I’m not going to travel to theI’m not going to travel to the moon.moon. Will you travel to the moon?Will you travel to the moon? Are you going to travel to theAre you going to travel to the moon?moon?
- 25. Short AnswersShort Answers Will you pass this class?Will you pass this class? Yes, I will. No, I won’t.Yes, I will. No, I won’t. Yes, he will. No, he won’t.Yes, he will. No, he won’t. Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.Yes, he is. No, he isn’t.
- 26. Tag questionsTag questions Tag questions are smallTag questions are small questions at the end of aquestions at the end of a sentence.sentence. If the sentence is positive, theIf the sentence is positive, the tag question is negative.tag question is negative. If the sentence is negative, theIf the sentence is negative, the tag question is positive.tag question is positive. Use the auxiliary for the tense.Use the auxiliary for the tense.
- 27. ExamplesExamples You havea sister, don’t you?You have a sister, don’t you? She isn’t in level 1, is she?She isn’t in level 1, is she? You went to Orlando, didn’tYou went to Orlando, didn’t you?you? She will have a birthday, won’tShe will have a birthday, won’t she?she?