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UNIT
2
James
asks Ann about her friend Tom
James:
How are you?
Ann:
I am fine, thanks you?
James:
I am fine too.
James:
It was nice meeting you last Sunday. I did not see you since then.
Ann:
Well, I have been busy showing my cousin Tom around, who has come to visit me.
James:
I see. Where does he come from?
Ann:
Well, he comes from Mexico.
James:
Oh good. Does he speak French?
Ann:
No, he doesn't.
James:
What language does he speak?
Ann:
He speaks Spanish, but he is good at English.
James:
What does he do?
Ann:
He is a doctor.
James:
Does he work at a hospital?
Ann:
No, he doesn't rather he runs his private clinic.
James:
Okay. What does he like doing?
Ann:
He likes reading books on Medicine, playing golf and making friends.
James:
He has got quite good interests.
Ann:
Yes, he has.
James:
What does Tom's father do?
Ann:
He is a Professor at a Mexican University.
James:
That's great. How does he compare Mexican culture with English culture?
Ann:
Well, he thinks the two are quite different from each other.
James:
Really.
Ann:
Yes, but he says he enjoys this variation.
James:
I see. Does he want to do higher
study in Medicine?
Ann:
Yes, he has plans to undertake higher studies.
James:
What does he want to specialize in?
Ann:
He wants to study Oncology.
James:
Oncology? What does it deal with?
Ann:
Well, it's study of cancer related diseases.
James:
I see. Well, I have got to post a
letter to one of my friends, so see u tomorrow.
Ann:
See you bye.
James:
See you bye.
Study the following Grammar Structures carefully.
(He,
She, it) (I,
We, They, You)
He
comes.
I
come.
He
speaks.
I speak.
He
works.
I work.
He
studies.
I study.
He
visits.
I visit.
He
runs.
I
run.
He
comes to school every day.
I come to school every day.
He
comes to hospital everyday.
I come to hospital everyday.
He
comes to see me everyday.
I come to see him everyday.
He
comes to Church every Sunday.
I come to Church every Sunday.
He
comes here every weekend.
I come here every weekend.
He
speaks English.
I speak English.
He
speaks well.
I speak well.
He
speaks politely.
I speak politely.
He
speaks two languages.
I speak two languages.
He
speaks gently.
I speak gently.
He
works at a shop.
I
work at a shop.
He
works at a bank.
I work at a bank.
He
works at a bar.
I work at a bar.
He
works at a store.
I work at a store.
He
studies Physics
I study Physics.
.
He
studies Biology.
I study Biology.
He
studies human behaviour.
I study human behaviour.
He
studies Oncology. I
study Oncology.
EXERCISE
Examples
Two
Examples (a, b) have been done for you.
(He,
She, It )
(I, We, They, You)
a)
Where does he come from?
Where do I come from?
Where do we come from?
Where do they come from?
Where do you come from?
b)
Does he speak French?
Do I speak French?
Do we speak French?
Do you speak French?
Do they speak French?
Construct Appropriate Grammar Structures with respect to plural subjects (I, We, they you) on the right side.
c)
Does he work at a hospital? ___________________________
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d)
What does he like doing?
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
e)
What does he do?
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
f)
Does he run a private clinic?
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
_________________________
Note: Always add s or es with the first form of verb if the subject is singular person (He, She, It). Present Simple is used to describe situations or events, which happen repeatedly, usually or quite often.
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