GRAMMAR Beginner
Lesson 1 Katy’s Café
The verb be
How are you?
I’m good.
this / that
Is this seat free?
Who’s that guy?
a/the
I’m a musician
How’s the coffee?Lesson 2 Candy’s Boyfriend
The verb like
I like this music.
Adjectives: big, strong
The big guy.
He’s very strong.
Possessive adjectives: my, your
What’s your name?
My name is Rico.Lesson 3 Italian Boots
The verb need
I need a pair of boots.
these/those
Do you like these brown boots?
Can I see those white boots? .
Adverbs: very/so
These boots are very stylish.
Why are they so expensive?Lesson 4 Dinner’s Ready!
The verb want
Do you want more chicken?
Imperatives
Please sit down.
Please pass the bread.
Conjunction: and
Chicken and potatoes.Lesson 5 Big Money
Present continuous
What are you doing?
I’m waiting for a friend.
There is
There’s a free concert today.
Telling time
What time is the concert?
Three o’clock.Lesson 6 Wonderful Miss Deeds
The verb have
I have a headache.
some / any
I have some water.
I don’t have any water.
Adverb: too
I’m too busy.Lesson 7 Lulu’s Late
Question with when
When does the meeting start?
How much… ?
How much do I owe you?Lesson 8 Calling from Paris.
Prepositions: from/for
I’m calling from Paris.
I’ll be here for three days.
Present continuous
Are you eating French food?
I’m eating French fries.Lesson 9 Betty’s New Hat
There is / There are
There’s a big sale…
There are so many hats.
Question with which
Which hat do you like best?
Pronoun: one
Do you like this one?
Preposition: like
You look like a movie star.Lesson 10 Major Mouse
Preposition: with
Can I speak with Jenny, please?
Want to
Do you want to go to a movie?
Adverb: enough
Is twenty dollars enough?Lesson 11 The Art Museum
Giving directions with imperatives
Turn right on Second Avenue.
Prepositions: in/on/at
This is my first time in America.
The Art Museum is on Main St.
Have a good time at the museum.Lesson 12 Katy and Sam
Adjective: only
I’m the only waitress.
do and make
What do you do for a living?
You make great coffee.
Would you like… ?
Would you like more coffee?Lesson 13 Jim’s New Girlfriend
What’s she like?
She’s outgoing and a lot of fun.
What does she look like?
She’s tall and thin…
Like to
She likes to help people.
Frequency adverbs: always, often
We always have a good time together.
She’s often late.Lesson 14 My Daily Routine
Simple present
How do you get to work?
I drive to work.
Frequency adverbs: usually, sometimes
I usually have cereal for breakfast.
Sometimes I listen to music.
Like + verb + -ing
Do you like teaching?
Have to
I have to leave at 7:30.Lesson 15 Your Family
Conjunctions: so, or,but
So your parents are pretty young.
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
Sarah’s kind of shy, but she’s smart.
Possessive ‘s
My brother’s name is Jack.Lesson 16 Saint Petersburg
There is / There are / There aren’t
There’s a famous theater on my street.
There are people and cars everywhere.
There aren’t any parks in Fremont.
How often… ?
How often do you go to the park?
Conjunction: where
Is it busy where you live?