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Basic Sentence Patter- Lecture-2.A- English

Subject: English

Subject Code: HUM 4101
Topic: Basic Sentence Pattern- Lecture-2_A
Lecturer: Md. Arif Moinuddin Chy
Messi : “Hi friends, my name is Lionel Messi. I am from Rosario, Argentina. I am a football player for FC Barcelona and Argentine National Team.

I am the third child of my parents. My father was a steel factory worker, and my mom is a cleaner. I am five foot and seven inches tall.

I have a son named Thiago and I like to work for children’s rights around the world. In my childhood, I had a medical condition called growth hormone deficiency.”

Cristano Ronaldo : “Hi friends, my name is Cristiano Ronaldo. I am from Santo Antonio, Portugal. I am a football player for Real Madrid and Portugal National Team.
I am six feet and one inch tall. I am the youngest child of my parents. My mom was a cook and my dad was a municipal gardener.
I have an older brother; his name is Hugo. I have two sisters also – Elma and Liliana. I have a five year old son. I like to donate blood regularly. “


Affirmative Sentences
Subject
Verb forms
Example
I
You
He
She
It
We
They
am
Are
Is
Is
Is
Are
Are
I am a student
You are a student
He is in the lab
She is my sister
It is a city
We are friends
They are doctors
Am, is, are = ‘be’ verb
 

‘Be’ Verb
Present Form
Past Form
Past Participle form
I
You
He
She
It
We
They
Was
were
Has/ have Been


Affirmative Sentences
Subject
Verb forms – present / past
Example
I
Am/ was/ have been
I am a teacher
You
Are/ were/ have been
You are a student
He
Is/ was/ has been
He is in the lab
She
Is/ was/ has been
She is my sister
It
Is/ was/ has been
It is a city
We
Are/ were/ have been
We are friends
They
Are/ were/ have been
They are doctors

Negative Sentences
 
So… how to make negative sentences?
That’s easy….
Just put NOT after am, is, are
Example?....
I am a student (Aff)
I am not a student (Neg)

Negative Sentences
I am not
I’m not
He
she                 is not
it 
He’s not           = He isn’t
She’s not         = She isn’t
It’s not             = It isn’t
We
You             are not
They
We’re not   = We aren’t
You’re not   = You aren’t
They’re not   = They aren’t


Yes / No Questions
In English, we have two types of questions:
i.Yes / No questions
ii.WH question
 
 
Yes / No questions
Affirmative Sentences:
Yes / no questions:
Short answers:
Full Answers:
You are a student
Are you a student?
Yes, I am/ No, I am not
Yes, I am a student./ No, I am not a student
Affirmative Sentences:
Yes / no questions:
Short answers:
Full Answers:
Jane is brilliant.
Is Jane brilliant ?
Yes, She is / No, she is not
Yes, she is brilliant./ No, she is not brilliant.
 
 Just try and fill the gap….
Peter Baker_______ from Manchester, but Paul and John _______ from London. Manchester and London_______ cities in England. Hamburg_____ a city in Germany. Sandra________ at school today. Jack and Peter________ her friends. They _______in the same class. Mr. and Mrs. Baker_________on a trip to the USA to visit their cousin Anne. She ________ is a nice girl. Peter says, “My grandmother _____ in hospital. I ______ at home with my grandmother.” What time _____ it? It ____6 o’clock. _______you tired? No, I am not.

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