Modal Verbs 4

Would

• Would you like cofee?
• Even as a boy, he knew that he would succed in life.
• I thought it would rain so I brought my umbrella.
• He wanted a divorce but his wife wouldn´t agree.

Should

• You should see the new James Bond movies. It' s great!
• They should make that illegal.
• You should be wearing your seet belt.
• I should be at work now.
  

Modal Verbs 3

Must

• I must go to school.
• I must visit us soon
• You must go now.
  

Mustn't

• I mustn't forget my keys.
• I mustn't eat so much sugar.
• Visitors mustn't smoke.
  

Modal Verbs 2

Be able to

• I have been able to swim since I was five.
• You will be able to speak Spanish very soon.
• I would like to be able to fly an airplane.

Have to

• In France, you have to drive on the right.
• John has to wear a he at work.
• I had to work yesterday.

Modal Verbs 1

Can

• She can drive a car.
• John can speak Spanish
• Can you hear me?
• Can you put the Tv on.

Could

• I could swim when I was 5 years old.
• When we arrived home, we couldn´t open the door.
• Could you understand what he was saying?
• Colud you tell me where the bank is, please?
  

Adverbs

• Quickly- softly- strongly
• Honestly- interestingly
• Well- fast- very- never
• Always- often-still

• Tara is really beautiful
• It works very well
• The man ran quickly
• Mary lives locally
• She never smokes
• He is really handsome
• She drives incredibly slowly.
  

Adjectives

• A news reporter
• An athletics tramer
• Sport club
• Customs duty

• I like a Chinese food
• It is hard
  

Adjectives

• A news reporter
• An athletics tramer
• Sport club
• Customs duty

• I like Chinese food
• It is hard
  

Uncountable Nouns

• Music- art- love- happiness
• Advice- information- news
• Furniture- luggage
• Rice- sugar- butter-water
• Gas- power
• Money

• This news is very important
• Your luggage looks heavy
• A piece of news
• A bottle of water
• I've got some much
• I've got much rice
  

Countable Nouns

• Dog-cat-animal- man - person.
• Box- litre- bottle
• Cup- plat- fork.
• Table-chair- bag
• Cain- note- dollar.

• My dog is playing
• I wont an orange
• Where is my bottle?
• I like banana.
• I've got a few dollars.
  

The future tenses

Present tenses for the tenses

- I'm playing tennis at seven o'clock.
- The bus leaves at eleven o'clock.

Will

- I will phone you when I have time
- I will shut the door.

Shall

- Shall we help you?
- Shall I play tomorrow?

Be going to

- I think she is going to cry.
- He are going to fight this plan.

Will be doing

- Tomorrow at ten o'clock he will be travelling.
- We will be having lunch then.

Will have done

- I will have done all my exams by then.
- You will have had lost of practice by then.

The verbs

Present Simple

- My name is Natalia
- Do you paint?

Present Continuous

- He is dancing
- What are you doing?

Past Simple

- They watched a good film last week.
- We went to Paris in July.

Past Continuous

- You were working
- The actors were talking to the director

Present Perfect

- She has finished her homework
- Don has just opened the windows yet.

Present Perfect Continuous

- Tom has been dancing all afternoon.
- She has been running for two hours.

Past Perfect

- The film had already finished
- We arrived before she had finished a piano lesson

Past Perfect Continuous

- They had been painting for two hours, when I arrived.
- I went to the doctor on Saturday. My leg had been aching since Friday.