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    The document provides instruction on English grammar structures including the present simple, present continuous, have/don't have to, past simple verbs, much/many, and some/any. It includes examples of each grammar point and short explanations or notes. For present simple, examples are given using regular verbs like "eat" and "give" as well as the verb "to be." Present continuous examples use the verbs "write," "stay," and "sit" to demonstrate this tense. The have/don't have to section provides examples of obligations. Past simple examples show regular "call" and irregular verbs like "go," "be," "fall," and "see." The document also contrasts much/many and gives examples of

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    The document provides instruction on English grammar structures including the present simple, present continuous, have/don't have to, past simple verbs, much/many, and some/any. It includes examples of each grammar point and short explanations or notes. For present simple, examples are given using regular verbs like "eat" and "give" as well as the verb "to be." Present continuous examples use the verbs "write," "stay," and "sit" to demonstrate this tense. The have/don't have to section provides examples of obligations. Past simple examples show regular "call" and irregular verbs like "go," "be," "fall," and "see." The document also contrasts much/many and gives examples of

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    Devina Eka Safitri
    The document provides instruction on English grammar structures including the present simple, present continuous, have/don't have to, past simple verbs, much/many, and some/any. It includes examples of each grammar point and short explanations or notes. For present simple, examples are given using regular verbs like "eat" and "give" as well as the verb "to be." Present continuous examples use the verbs "write," "stay," and "sit" to demonstrate this tense. The have/don't have to section provides examples of obligations. Past simple examples show regular "call" and irregular verbs like "go," "be," "fall," and "see." The document also contrasts much/many and gives examples of

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    Welcome

    Section
    By: Ms. Devina
    Present Simple

    1. We eat eggs for breakfast every day (eat)


    2. Our teacher always gives us homework on Friday (give)
    3. I’m sorry- I don’t know The answer (not know)
    4. My father does not like Football (not like)
    5 Raesyah does not eat ice cream (not eat)
    6.Do all your friends go to the same school? Go
    7. Are your friends kind?

    I you we they – do
    He , she , it – does
    Present Continuous

    Hy Sally!
    It’s me Jessica. I’m writing (write) to you from Portugal!
    We’re on holiday here, We are staying (stay) in nice hotel
    near the beach. I’m having a really good time. It’s a
    beatiful day today- the sun is shining and my brother and
    sister are playing on the beach. Me? I’m sittng in my room
    and I’m not doing any work!
    What are youdoing
    Weite and tell me!

    Love

    Jessica
    Have to/don’t have to

    1. I/ tidy my room
    I have to tidy my room
    2. I / do the cooking (x)
    I don’t have to do the cooking
    3. You/ study for the test tomorrow
    You have to study for the test tomorrow
    4. My older sister/ go to bed before 11o’clock (x)
    My older sister don’t have to go to bed before 11 o’clock
    5. My brother/ go to school on Saturday
    My brother have to go to school on Saturday
    6. I /get up early on Sunday (x)
    I don’t have to get up early on Sunday
    Past simple: Regular and Irregular verbs

    A : Did you watch the film on TV last night?


    B : Well I wanted (want) to watch, but then Natalie called (call), and
    we went (go) to see match together. Was (be) the film good?
    A : Not really. The actors were (be) so bad that I fell (fall) a sleep after
    20 minutes. And when I woke (wake) up I only saw (see) the last two
    minutes of the film
    Much/ Many

    Choose the correct word in each sentence

    1. How much/many money do you want to spend?


    2. We haven’t got much/many time.
    3. I don’t want much/many carrots
    4. She couldn’t get much/many information
    5. He hasn’t got much/ many friends
    Some and Any

    example

    1. I wanted to make myself some vegetable soup, but there


    weren’t any vegetables left

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