[Book]American English file 2[Blue] Grammar
23 flashcards · English · by Daniel Blackbird
Do you live with your parents? yes
auxiliary +subject +base form(=verb)
Did you take a vacation last year? yes
auxiliary +subject +base form(=verb)
where does your sister work? <place your sister work >
question word +auxiliary +subject +base form(=verb)
when did you start studying English? <time you study>
question word +auxiliary +subject +base form(=verb)
what did they talk about? talk about somethings
question word +auxiliary +subject +base form(=verb)
Are you hungry? yes
be+subject+adjective,noun,etc.
Is there a bank near here? yes
be+subject+adjective,noun,etc.
What was that noise? it's from airplane
questionWord+be+subject+adjective,noun,etc.
where are you from? i'm from ir
where were you born?
I usually work at home. He knows me very well.
verb =work - know
they don't live near here. it doesn't often rain here
negative answer
Do you speak French? does Alice like jazz?
auxiliary
Do you speak French? Yes,I do. No,i don't does Alice like jazz? yes, she does. No,she doesn't
auxiliary
work => works study => studies finish => finishes go/do => goes/does have => has
first person to 3rd person
she is never sick
sick - never together adverbs of frequency go before the main verbs. adverbs of frequency go after be.
we often use the simple present with adverbs of frequency (always, usually,often,sometimes,hardly,ever,never)
past perfect or simple continuous , simple present
it doesn't never rain OR it never rains? : it never rains
early-every day-gets up. She gets up early every day.
expressions of frequency (every day, one a week,...) usually go at the end of a sentence .
what are you doing?
I am sending a message to Sarah.
my brother is taking a two-month vacation in the US
test
test