present simple spelling rules

• Engels
• Secundair onderwijs

How many times a week do you take breakfast

1. I have breakfast every day
2. I never have breakfast
3. Most of the time I have breakfast
4. I almost never have breakfast

3.How many pieces of fruit do you eat on a weekly basis?

almost nothing= in front of the line

most pieces= last one in line

Present simple

Stand in line

The teacher will ask you a question

You ask this question again to your groupmember (ENGLISH!)

Stand in the correct order

1. What time do you get up on schooldays?

early bird= in front of the line

late ones= after that in an order

Same time (stand behind each other)

2. What time do your parents tell you to go to bed on schoolnights?

early= in front of the line

later= in order behind the first student

Regular rule

I/YOU/WE/THEY                       I work at school                           INF

SHE/HE/IT                                   She works at school                  INF + S

SHIT +S

Use

- Routines
( I have breakfast every morning, I play football every week)

-Habits (I always have an apple for breakfast)

-Permanent situations
(Miss Van Heyste teaches English at school)

How do you form the negative form? Write a negative sentence about yourself (hobby, routine,...)
I...

Questions

Choose the correct question to the sentence above.

He leaves for school at 8 o'clock

1. When he leaves for school?
2. When leaves he for school?
3. When do he leaves for school?
4. When does he leave for school?

Negative

I/YOU/WE/THEY       don't+ INF

You don't work at school.

HE/SHE/IT                   doesn't + INF

He doesn't work at school.

They talk about the weather

1. About what talk they?
2. What about talk they?
3. What do they talk about?
4. About what do they talk?

Questions: rules

He leaves for school at 8.

YES/NO :            DOES             he   LEAVE for school?

QWQ :    WHEN DOES            he   LEAVE for school?

                 QW    DO/DOES     subj  INF

Spelling

Write down the third person singular of the following verbs.

He... (to study)

He ... (to enjoy)

She... (to teach)

He... (to go)

She...(to kiss)

Spellling rules 3rd person singular

ending in y                                       y--> ies                       He studies

ending in y (vowel in front)        y+s                              He plays

ending in hissing sound                 +es                          She teaches

ending in o                                             +es                          He goes

See Grammar Summary p 21