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1. Object pronouns

   • They replace a name that makes the subject function
   • They replace a name that does not function as a subject
     • personal object pronouns
   • Main features
     • They are placed behind the verb or behind a preposition (at, for, with, etc.).
   • • The girl wants the toy and the boy wants it too.
     • We use the object pronoun it because we mean the toy.

2. Countable and uncountable nouns

   • Countable
     • Are those elements that can be counted one by one using the numbers.
       • • 3 magazines
   • Uncountable
     • Are those elements that we cannot count using numbers but yes using quantifiers or partitive.
       • • Sand
   • Characteristics
     • Singular and plural form
       • A / an / one is used to designate items in singular.
     • They do not have a plural form
       • Some / any / Ø is often used to designate countless elements
     • In order to count them you need to use a phrase + of
     • They can be counted one by one using numbers

3. To be : Simple past

   • It use the simple past tense of the verb to be for any state to describe a person or situation in the past.
   • Was / were is the way in the past simple of the verb “to be” (to be / to be). present simple is, are, am.
   • To make the negative just add not after de was, were and you can do contraction wasn´t, weren´t.
   • To ask questions with was / were (interrogative form), one should only reverse the order of the verb with the subject. And if you want to ask a question where the answer is something specific, use a wh-word at the beginning.

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