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ENGLISH

1. VERB TO BE is used as a main verb or an auxiliary verb

   • As a main verb
     • TO BE SIMPLE PRESENT AFFIRMATIVE I am – I’m You are – You´re He is – He´s She is – She´s It is – It’s We are – We´re They are – They´re
     • TO BE SIMPLE PRESENT AFFIRMATIVE I am – I’m You are – You´re He is – He´s She is – She´s It is – It’s We are – We´re They are – They´re
     • TO BE SIMPLE PAST AFFIRMATIVE I was, You were, He was, She was, It was, We were, They were
     • TO BE SIMPLE PAST AFFIRMATIVE I was not, You were not, He was not, She was not, It was not, We were not, They were not
   • As an auxiliary verb
     • Followed by an adjective
       • NOUN I'm tired, She is smart, We are happy
       • PLACE Mexico is big, Guanajuato is old, Canada is cold
       • THING The car is red, the house is big, my house is new
     • Passive voice
       • The car was painted yesterday, the food is prepared in my house
     • Continuous times
       • I'm playing soccer We were studing english

2. POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES: Are used to show possession or ownership of something

   • Possesive adjectives I - my, you your, he -his, she - her, it - its, we - our, they their

3. POSSESSIVE NOUNS: Refers to the possession of something, it is only necessary to add an aphostrophe plus an "s"

   • My father's house, Lucy´s car

4. NOUNS

   • COUNTABLES: Things we can count individually, have singular and plural, use a/an in singular
     • Two apples, ten students, a house, three hamburgers
   • UNCOUNTABLES: Things we can not count individually, they are a whole or mass
     • Water, sugar, money, information, milk, use some, much, a little, a lot of