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    This document provides an overview of English grammar lessons on word order and the present simple tense. It begins with an introduction to the teacher, Stephanie Baquet, and then explores word order through examples of who does what and where. Basic word order is explained as consisting of subject, verb, and object. Examples are given of positive sentences using the present simple tense for habits and routines with "I", "he", "she", "it", "you", "they", and "we". The lesson concludes by having the student practice forming positive and negative sentences in the present simple tense.

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    This document provides an overview of English grammar lessons on word order and the present simple tense. It begins with an introduction to the teacher, Stephanie Baquet, and then explores word order through examples of who does what and where. Basic word order is explained as consisting of subject, verb, and object. Examples are given of positive sentences using the present simple tense for habits and routines with "I", "he", "she", "it", "you", "they", and "we". The lesson concludes by having the student practice forming positive and negative sentences in the present simple tense.

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    This document provides an overview of English grammar lessons on word order and the present simple tense. It begins with an introduction to the teacher, Stephanie Baquet, and then explores word order through examples of who does what and where. Basic word order is explained as consisting of subject, verb, and object. Examples are given of positive sentences using the present simple tense for habits and routines with "I", "he", "she", "it", "you", "they", and "we". The lesson concludes by having the student practice forming positive and negative sentences in the present simple tense.

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    Word Order 1a Present Simple

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    This document provides an overview of English grammar lessons on word order and the present simple tense. It begins with an introduction to the teacher, Stephanie Baquet, and then explores word order through examples of who does what and where. Basic word order is explained as consisting of subject, verb, and object. Examples are given of positive sentences using the present simple tense for habits and routines with "I", "he", "she", "it", "you", "they", and "we". The lesson concludes by having the student practice forming positive and negative sentences in the present simple tense.

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    Good morning! My name is Stephanie Baquet.

    English Grammar-March 11, 2012 Beveiling Recap last lesson-articles Introduction to nouns: gender, singular and plural forms Presentation Instruction Practice Evaluation

    The recipe for a good sentence

    English Word Order Part 1

    Woordvolgorde

    Word order/woordvolgorde
    What is it? The way words are arranged in a sentence. Volgorde van woorden in een zin. Why is it used? In English we use word order to show who is doing what, and who is having it done to. Om te laten zien wie wat doet.

    I am a baker.

    Basic word order


    Right or wrong? Bake I chocolate cakes. Correct: I bake chocolate cakes. Chocolate cake eat I. Correct: I eat chocolate cake.

    Basic word order


    Consists of 3 things
    I bake chocolate cakes. Who/wie I What action/handeling Bake Result of action/resultaat Chocolate cakes

    Mmmmm.

    So, who did what?

    Who? The baker

    What does he do? The action? He bakes

    What does he bake? The result of the action? He bakes chocolate cake.

    But where did he bake it?

    He bakes chocolate cake in the oven. Subject=who He Verb =action baked Object=The result of the action chocolate cake Place=where in the oven.

    The recipe-where

    Soooooo

    Who Did What Where

    He bakes chocolate cakes in the oven.

    He is a baker.

    That is his job. He bakes every morning. What do you always do?

    Go to school Play football Eat lunch Brush my teeth Go on holiday

    Whabout I? He, she, it? You, they, we?


    The rule?

    Present Simple Tense


    Things we always do Things we do regularly Job, hobbies, habits Feelings-sick, happy, sad Things we never do I dont play football I play squash.

    What about I? He, she, it? You, they, we?


    The rule?

    Make sentences using I/he/she/it/you/they/we


    Example: He goes to school. Go to school Play the piano Go to bed at night Am a teacher Am angry

    Sentences with he, she, it Verb+s NOT


    He

    bake chocolate cakes in the oven.

    But
    He

    bakes chocolate cakes in the oven.

    What does he, she, it do?


    Bake chocolate cakes Speak Dutch Drive a car Play a game Ride an elephant Read a book Talk to Beyonce

    What do you, they, we do?


    Bake chocolate cakes Speak Dutch Drive a car Play a game Ride an elephant Read a book Talk to Beyonce

    Explanation Simple present Use action words to talk about habits and routines, such as a hobby or things that you do regularly or everyday, or something that is always true. You usually add an 's' to action words that are used with he, she or it.

    Examples: I walk to school every morning. That I walk to school is a routine. It is something I do everyday. You play guitar. That you play guitar is a hobby. It is something you do regularly. They go to Spain each summer. That they go to Spain each summer is something they do regularly. It is something they do each summer. With some verbs you add an es the the end with he, she or it, such as go and do. Examples: He goes to bed early. That he goes to bed early is a routine. She does her homework everyday. That she does her homework is a routine.

    Present tense word order-positive sentences Instructions: Put the words in the right order. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Plays/he/football/ H&M/works/at/she Students/are/they School/I/to/go Happy/are/we

    Present tense word order-negative sentences Instructions: Put the words in the right order.

    Fill in the planner


    Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

    to be continued.

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