Study toolbox I work You work He works She works It works You work We work They work Third person singular spelling rules: Most of the verbs take letter “-s” Example: Work = Works Verbs ending in “sh/ch/o/x/ss” add “-es” Example: Teach = Teaches Wash = Washes Go= Goes Fix=Fixes Kiss=Kisses Verbs ending in a consonant + “y” Drop “y” and add “-ies” Example: Fly=Flies / Study=Studies a Complete the following sentences using the verbs in brackets Example: Jose drives (drive) a bus He _ (work) in a hospital Mario (fly) an airplain Karla _ (maintain) public security Sofia (answer) phone calls Karina and Rebecca (play) the guitar Doris _ (paint) houses Study toolbox Negative Form I don’t work You don’t work He doesn’t work She doesn’t work It doesn’t work We don’t work You don’t work They don’t work Interrogative Form Do I work? Do you work? Does he work? Does she work? Does it work? Do we work? Do you work? Do they work? We use “do” or “does” for negative form, to make questions and give short answers with all verbs (except be) in the simple present Short answer Yes Yes, I Yes, she does Short answer No No, I don’t No, she doesn’t Note: We don’t use or does with be Are you a nurse? NOT Do you be a nurse? b Complete the following sentences using the negative form of simple present Example: Tania doesn’t (or does not) work as a receptionist Marina and Jose _ take care of people She _ make dinner Doris _ prepare delicious food Katy and Teresa like cooking Josue work as a waiter Kevin and Katrina teach classes c Complete these Yes/No questions and short answers with the correct auxiliary verb Example: Do you play soccer? _ you study every day? _ Mario work as a lawyer? _ Karla get up early? _ Susan work as a dentist? _ Ana and John cook well? Yes, I _ _ _ _ _ No, I don´t