So:“PERSONAL PRONOUNS “

 READING:  “ OUR NEW ENGLISH BOOK “

This is my new English book. I have a new English Book. Look at my book. Look at it. Have you a new English book?.

In my class all the pupils have a new English book. We have a new English book. We are learning English. I can read in English. I can speak. I like English. All the pupils like English.

Robert has a book. Mary has a one also. Look at Robert and Mary. They are reading. Robert and Mary are brother and sister. They go to school. Robert is in a school for boys. Mary is in a school for girls.

They are studying English at school. They have an English teacher. They are good pupils.

So:“PERSONAL PRONOUNS “ 

                          SINGULAR                   PLURAL

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•1º PERSON          I                                    WE

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•2º PERSON        YOU                             YOU

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•3º PERSON   SHE, HE , IT                  THEY

So: “VERB INFLECTIONS  “

 • The verbs have inflection to show the gender and the number. In all the persons will be the same, except in the 3º person singular that we must add , “S “, OR “ ES “

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•e.g  ,  CONJUGATION :     to speak

•in all the persons

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•I / YOU / WE / THEY       SPEAK

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• In 3º person singular

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•SHE / HE / IT  SPEAKS

  SHE / HE / IT  COMES

Verbs ending in y

•Some verbs change their spelling when s is added in the third person singular.

•When a verb ends in y immediately preceded by a consonant, the y is changed to ie before the ending s is added. In each of the following examples, the consonant immediately preceding the final y is underlined.

•Bare Infinitive          Third Person Singular

•Study                                     studies

•Fly                                             flies

•Carry                                         carries

TONGUE TWISTER

-A good cook could cook as much cookies as a good cook who could cook cookies

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-I saw a saw that could out saw any other saw I ever saw.

PRONUNCIATION

•The sound  “ U “ has the long  sound “ oo “ , and “ iu “ in the following words. Notice that the “ U “ is preceded by “ r  / l / j / ch.

•Rude                  fruit                truth            blue                  rural                 flute   

•Rumor              true                 ruin                glue                  brutal              jurist

•Cruel                 truly               frugal             rule                 plural               chute

•I’m your Personal English Coach in Granollers, Barcelona.

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