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    The document provides an overview of simple verbs and continuous verbs in English, including their forms and common time expressions used with each. It discusses the simple present, past, present perfect, present continuous, past continuous, and present perfect continuous. It then covers using "-ing" verbs and verb complements, noting exceptions for three verbs. Finally, it discusses highlighting key moments in stories and using articles like "this", "these", "some", and "a/an". The document focuses on English grammar structures for verb tenses and forms.

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    The document provides an overview of simple verbs and continuous verbs in English, including their forms and common time expressions used with each. It discusses the simple present, past, present perfect, present continuous, past continuous, and present perfect continuous. It then covers using "-ing" verbs and verb complements, noting exceptions for three verbs. Finally, it discusses highlighting key moments in stories and using articles like "this", "these", "some", and "a/an". The document focuses on English grammar structures for verb tenses and forms.

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    The document provides an overview of simple verbs and continuous verbs in English, including their forms and common time expressions used with each. It discusses the simple present, past, present perfect, present continuous, past continuous, and present perfect continuous. It then covers using "-ing" verbs and verb complements, noting exceptions for three verbs. Finally, it discusses highlighting key moments in stories and using articles like "this", "these", "some", and "a/an". The document focuses on English grammar structures for verb tenses and forms.

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    Course 13
    Unit 1
    Lesson A
    • Interesting lives
    • Present, past, continuous, present
    perfect verb (review)
    Grammar
    .
    SIMPLE VERBS & CONTINUOUS VERBS

    SIMPLE PRESENT: TIME EXPRESSIONS:

    PERSON + VERB + COMPLEMENT EVERY DAY ON MONDAYS


    IN THE MORNING ALWAYS
    PERSON + DON’T / DOESN’T + VERB IN SIMPLE FORM AT NIGHT SOMETIMES
    IN THE AFTERNOON NEVER

    SIMPLE PAST: TIME EXPRESSIONS

    PERSON + VERB IN PAST FORM + COMPLEMENT YESTERDAY


    LAST _______
    PERSON + DIDN’T + VERB IN SIMPLE FORM 3 _____ AGO

    PRESENT PERFECT: TIME EXPRESSIONS:

    PERSON + HAVE / HAS + VERB IN PAST PARTICIPLE RECENTLY


    LATELY
    PERSON + HAVEN’T /HASN’T + VERB IN PAST PARTICIPLE THESE DAYS, ever
    .
    PRESENT CONTINUOUS: TIME EXPRESSIONS:

    PERSON + VERB BE + VERB IN (ING) FORM ……. NOW THIS MONTH


    RIGHT NOW THIS WEEK
    PERSON + VERB BE + NOT + VER IN (ING) FORM ……. AT THIS MOMENT THESE WEEKS
    THESE DAYS

    PAST CONTINUOUS: TIME EXPRESSIONS:

    PERSON + WAS / WERE + VERB IN ING FORM ……. YESTERDAY


    LAST YEAR
    PERSON + WASN’T / WEREN’T + VERB IN ING FORM…... LAST MONTH
    2 MONTHS AGO

    PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS: TIME EXPRESSIONS:

    PERSON + HAVE / HAS + BEEN + VERB IN ING FORM ……. RECENTLY


    LATELY
    PERSON + HAVEN’T / HASN’T + BEEN + VERB IN ING FORM…... THESE DAYS
    Course 13
    Unit 1
    Lesson B
    • Life stories
    • Verb complements:
    • -ing to
    Principal verbs + action verbs
    Vocabulary

    5
    All action verbs will have the –ING
    She spent 5 hours shopping for shoes. We miss going to HH.

    Phrasal verbs are 2 word verbs that have a preposition.(up,on,etc)


    Principal rule: All verbs after a preposition are in the gerund(ing)
    We will keep on taking classes online. I plan on visiting Alaska.
    The action verb always has the infinitive “to”
    Is she offering to help me? They have agreed to watch Netflix.

    All action verbs can be used in the “-ing” or with infinitive “to”
    The definition is the same.
    I love to eat pizza. = I love eating pizza.
    Did he begin to cry? = Did he begin crying?
    .
    Only 3 verbs have a totally different definition with the infinitive “to”
    or with the gerund (ing)

    He was walking and stopped to smoke. = he was walking and


    stopped to smoke (began to smoke “another action”)

    He was walking and stopped smoking. = he was walking and


    stopped smoking (turned off his cigarrette.)
    She remembers going to class. = in the past.
    She remembers to go to class. = at that specific(now) moment.

    The students tried to finish their homework. = they had the intention
    to finish
    The students tried finishing their homework. = they were actually
    doing the action.
    Course 1
    Unit 1
    Lesson C
    • Highlighting key moments in a
    story
    • Strategy plus:
    • this, these, some, a/an
    .
    When highlighting
    Important (dramatic)
    Moments we
    Normally stress
    Certain words and
    The conversation
    Usually stays in
    The simple present.
    Course 17
    Unit 1
    Lesson D
    • Reading comprehention
    • Vocabulary
    • audio
    Vocabulary

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