UNIT 1.

IMPERATIVES





The imperatives always used to give orders or sometimes use the word please to make polite suggestions.

Please take me those papers to work    

Please do not shout  


Please wash clothes   


THE SIMPLE FORM  OF THE VERB

It is used to form the imperative. So:

INFINITIVE          FORM SIMPLE

to get                                   get
to start                                 start
to change                            change

the imperatives sentences are unique in the active voice of English that do not require a subject as it is understood.

atraz up!
start the engine!


THE NEGATIVE IMPERATIVES

For negative imperatives should only be added:

Don't + simple form of the verb

Don´t start the engine!
Don´t shift into reverse!
Don´t overspeed!

UNIT 2.

VERBO MODAL  “should” 

I think you should do the laundry

I think you should not out at night

MODALES DE CONSEJO  “should, ought to, d better

You shouldn´t  drink so much coffee

We should eat vegetables

We ought to know the country (no se usa en forma negativa)

 You d better eat quickly

You d better not eat quickly

Prepositions and Prepositional Phrases for Interior Location

To your right  is the supermarket

On the top shelf are the pencils

This oil next panela

UNIT 3

THE MODAL VERB CAN

You can pay your bill at the supermarket check

You can find delicious and fresh oranges

I can find anything you want from these shelves

QUESTIONS WITH CAN

The modal verb can we Have Seen as is used to express ability.


That note in the following sentences, simple form of the verb is always used after can, Regardless of the subject:

Where you can pay the bill?

You can pay your bill at the supermarket

When can find in the supermarket?

You can find fresh and delicious oranges

When you can buy in the supermarket

you can buy at the supermarket between 8 am and 6 pm

INFINITIVE O GERUND: after verbs that express likes and preferences.

I want to go to my mother's house

I want to participate in the football team

 The phrases " there is" and "there are" indicate that something or a group of things exist or do not

There are children who do not belong to the team

There is a high note I got on the exam

EXPRESSIONS WITH GO

The verb go is used in many different forms to indicate destination or activities

Go + ing  

go shopping 
go dancing
go jogging
go fishing

Go for + noun/noun phrase

go for a walk
go for drinks
go for coffee
go for lunch
go for dinner

Go to + noun/noun phrase

go to a restaurant 
go to Los Primos 
go to school 
go to


EXAMPLES

James goes to the office at 1 p.m.

Ana goes to the house at 7 o´clock