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    English Grammar SD 2 1st Semester

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    The document discusses the present progressive tense and provides examples of verbs in the -ing form paired with subjects in the present tense, such as "I am doing" and "They are playing". It then provides examples of yes/no questions using the present progressive tense and answers. Finally, it briefly introduces prepositions of place and subject agreement rules for "it" and "they".

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    The document discusses the present progressive tense and provides examples of verbs in the -ing form paired with subjects in the present tense, such as "I am doing" and "They are playing". It then provides examples of yes/no questions using the present progressive tense and answers. Finally, it briefly introduces prepositions of place and subject agreement rules for "it" and "they".

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    The document discusses the present progressive tense and provides examples of verbs in the -ing form paired with subjects in the present tense, such as "I am doing" and "They are playing". It then provides examples of yes/no questions using the present progressive tense and answers. Finally, it briefly introduces prepositions of place and subject agreement rules for "it" and "they".

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    PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TENSE

    V V-ing I am

    do doing You
    We
    buy buying
    They are
    count counting 2 boys
    Many standing
    play playing children resting
    He playing
    eating
    glue gluing
    She

    cut cutting it
    is

    write writing A boy

    erase erasing Jack


    Are there any.....? Is there......?

    Question Answer

    Are there any scissors? Yes, there are

    Are there any pencils? No, there aren’t

    Is there a book? Yes, there is.

    Is there a paintbrush? No, there isn’t


    Do/Does ; Don’t/Doesn’t

    Question Answer

    I
    You
    Yes, I do./ No, I don’t.
    We
    Do Like to..............? Yes, we do./No, we don’t
    They
    Yes, they do./ No, they don’t
    The boys
    Jen and Jon

    He
    She
    Yes, he does./No, he doesn’t
    It
    Does Like to..............? Yes, she does./No, she doesn’t
    Jen
    Yes it does./ No, it doesn’t
    The boy
    Their mom
    Preposition of Place

    Prepositions of place are used to describe location. They show


    the relationship between two or more things in space.

    Examples:

    The picture is above the fireplace.

    The rug is in front of the shower.

    The armchair is next to the stairs.

    The bookcase is behind the sofa.

    The sink is between the door and refrigerator.

    The cat is under the table.


    Subject agreement : It, They.

    Where is the lamp? It is on the table

    Where are the lamps? They are one the table

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