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Connect! Book 1 GRAMMAR TABLES To be (present simple) Use: to describe oneself and others; to talk about identity; to give personal details. FORM I You He / She / It

Affirmative Negative

Yes/No questions

Short answers

Wh- questions

am (not) are (not) is (not)

We / You / They are (not) Am I Are we / you / they Yes, I you / we / they he / she / it No, I you / we / they he / she / it Where are you / we / they What is he / she / it How old am I

a student Italian. 15 years old. hard-working cameramen from Mexico? patient? am. are. is. ‘m not. aren’t. isn’t. from? like? ?

Have got (present simple) Use: to talk about possessions. FORM Affirmative Negative

Yes/No questions

Short answers

Wh- questions

I / you / we / they

have (not) got

he / she / it Have I / you / we/ they Has he / she / it I / you / we / they Yes, he / she / it I / you / we / they No, he / she / it have I / you / we / they What has he / she / it

has (not) got

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a pet. two best friends. three sisters.

got

one brother? a tent?

got

have. has. haven’t. hasn’t. in your bedroom? on your desk?


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Can (present simple) Use: to talk about abilities. FORM Affirmative Negative

I you/ we / they he / she/ it

Yes/No questions

Can

Short answers

Yes, No,

Wh- questions

Where

swim. dig holes. run fast. climb a mountain? do extreme sports? build shelters? can. can’t.

can (not) I you / we / they he / she / it I you / we / they he / she / it

I you / we / they he / she / it

can

dig a tunnel? swim here? do at school?

What

Present simple (like and other verbs) Use: to talk about permanent states and general beliefs; to talk about routines and habitual actions. FORM

Affirmative

Negative

No, Where

adventure. trekking. to the stadium on Sundays. go swimming every day. sleeping in the open. likes reality shows. goes very fast. adventure. don’t like trekking. to the stadium on Sundays. go swimming every day. sleeping in the open. like reality shows. doesn’t go very fast. I adventure? You like trekking? We to the stadium on Sundays? They go swimming every day? He adventure? She like trekking? It go very fast? I / you / we / they do. he / she / it does. I / you / we / they don’t. he / she / it doesn’t. do I / you / we / they live?

What

does

I You We They He She It I You We They He She It Do

Yes/No questions Does

Short answers

Yes,

like

Wh- questions he / she / it

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study?


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Frequency adverbs Use: to describe habits. always usually often sometimes never

I He

They

are

She

is

go to the stadium. watch football on TV. takes flags to the stadium. sings chants. always usually often sometimes never

busy. at home. happy. sad. angry.

Conditional type 0 Use: to express expected actions or events in the present. If

we go to the stadium, she is late for work,

We take flags She takes a taxi

we take flags. she takes a taxi. we go to the stadium. she is late for work.

if

Be (past simple) Use: to talk about identity, describe and give details of objects and people from the past. FORM Affirmative Negative

I He She It We / You / They

Yes/No questions

Was Were Yes,

Short answers

No,

Wh- questions

Where were What was

was (not)

were (not) I / he / she / it we / you / they I / he / she / it you / we / they I / he / she / it you / we / they I / you / we / they he / she / it

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at home. loyal. interesting. sharp. hard-working. rich. lazy? worried? was. were. wasn’t. weren’t. from? like?


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Past simple Use: to talk about past actions and states. FORM I You / we / they he / she / it

Affirmative

saw lived

I You / we / they He / she/ it

Negative

Did Yes/No questions

Short answers

Wh- questions

didn’t

I / You / we / they He / she / it

a film last night Susie last Sunday. in a palace. a long time ago. Mary yesterday. see the show. in a house. live in Greece. the sword? see Tommy this morning? here last year? live In Greece?

I / you / we / they he / she / it I / you / we / they No, he / she / it When I / you / we / they he / she / it What did Yes,

did. didn’t. live? study?

Passive voice (set phrases) Use: to describe objects and their characteristics. Set phrases in the present simple tense. FORM Affirmative Negative

Yes/No questions

Short answers

Wh- questions

This instrument These instruments Is it Are they Yes, it they No, it they is What are

is (not) are (not)

it they

called used for made of

‘violin’. playing classical music. wood.

made of is. are. isn’t. aren’t.

plastic?

called?

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Connect! – Grammar Tables Set phrases in the past simple tense. FORM Affirmative Negative

Yes/No questions Short answers

Wh- questions

This object was (not) invented This book written created The ‘Dreamland’ novels were (not) Was it made of Were they Yes, it was. they were. No, it wasn’t. they weren’t. was ‘Don Quixote’ written? When were calculators invented?

by Ron Blanchett in 1997.

leather?

Present continuous Use: to talk about what is happening at the moment of speaking. FORM Affirmative Negative

Yes/No questions

Short answers

Wh- questions

I am (not) sitting in the grass He / she / it is (not) smiling You / we / they are (not) looking at the children. Am I doing the exercise correctly? Is He / she / it wearing the right clothes? Are We / you / they talking about the same person? Yes, I am. He / she / it is. We / you /they are. No, I am not. He / she / it isn’t. We / you / they aren’t. am I What celebrating? is He / she / it are We / you / they

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Going to future Use: to talk about arranged actions and future plans. FORM Affirmative Negative

Yes/No questions Short answers

Whquestions

stay in a hotel next holiday. I am (not) going to play video games tomorrow. He / she / it is (not) go on holiday in December. You / we / they are (not) go rafting next weekend? Am I going to work next summer? Is he / she / it get a good job next year? Are we / you / they I am. Yes, he / she / it is. we / you /they are. I am not. No, he / she / it isn’t. we / you / they aren’t. When am I study for the test? going to go dancing? is he / she / it visit Wendy? Where are we / you / they

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