1. MUST
1.1. Must is used to express something that is necessary, comes before the simple form of a main verb.
1.1.1. New vocabulary: Military time US military ranks and grades.
1.1.1.1. New words: Rank, stripes, name tag, ID card, identification, naval base an army post.
1.1.2. Example.
1.1.3. Other example.
2. BUYING AND SELLING
2.1. Questions relating to the buying and selling.
2.1.1. New vocabulary: Here you are, over here, over there, the day after and before, tomorrow, yesterday.
2.1.1.1. New verbs: Cost dance, help, record, sell/sold, take/took.
2.1.1.2. Vocabulary.
2.1.2. Question with what,.
2.1.3. Questions with how much.
3. YOU CAN
3.1. Can is a auxiliar, verb and ability.
3.2. In this lesson we learn about of colors, clothes or wearand other vocabulary.
3.2.1. New vocabulary: wellawake, fall asleep, woke up, put on, wore, took off, asleep.
3.3. Colors are black, blue, brown, green, orange, pink, purple, red, withe and yellow.
3.4. Wears are uniform, hat, gloves, clothes, belt, coat, scarft, blouse, dress, hose, sweater, skirt, socks, suit, t-shirt, and the military clothes are cap, shirt, necktie, jacket, slacks, trousers or pants and shoes orboots.
4. THE PAST
4.1. Affirmative.
4.1.1. Past tense verbs (-ed) have three sounds.
4.1.2. Example..
4.1.2.1. Add- ed to a regular verb to the simple past.
4.1.3. Drop the-e and add-ed double the consonant and add-ed chsnge y to i and add-ed.
4.2. Negative.
4.2.1. Use did not or didn´t to make negative sentence do not use -ed on the end of the verb.
4.3. Questions.
4.3.1. To make a question, put did in front of the subject and drop the -d or -ed from the verb.