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GET INVOLVE 1_Unit 9_Grammar pp.110-111
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There are three museums near my home.
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Countable nouns: tomatoes, apples, chairs >< Uncountable nouns: rice, water, sugar
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I will have a great job. I will travel to many countries. (Any two predictions with “will” are correct.)
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They come after the verb be. (e.g., She is always happy.)
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the hottest
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When I get home from school later today, I will do my homework.
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Tense: Present Continuous (Present Progressive) - Use: For actions happening right now / at the moment of speaking.
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We don’t have any milk.
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Where do they go to school?
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How much → used with uncountable nouns (e.g., How much water?). How many → used with countable nouns (e.g., How many apples?).
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You use the -ing form (gerund). ➡ Example: I like swimming. / She loves reading. / They hate waiting.
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He doesn’t get up at seven o’clock.
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Where did you go last night?
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No, it isn’t OK. (Mustn’t = not allowed.)
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Right now, I’m studying / reading / writing / eating / working / playing (any present continuous verb works).
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tall → taller, interesting → more interesting. Rule: One-syllable adjectives add -er. Longer adjectives use more + adjective.
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Einstein was a famous scientist.
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go → went , see → saw , meet → met , come → came , write → wrote
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me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them
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You add -ed.
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