AFFIRMATIVE

Should
Going to going to buy a new house .
NEGATIVE Should is a modal verb .remenber that
 It has the same form for all perosns
I’m (am)  It is follewed by the base form.
Am not going to visit her next week.
You I/you/he/she/it/we/they
/we/they(are) Aren’t
He/she/it (is) Isn’t

QUESTIONS
UNIT
Am I
10 Are
You going to eat out?
/we/they You should drink less soda.
Is He/she/it
You shouldn’t put so much sugar in your coffe.

SPELLING RULES
FOR COMPARATIVE ADJETIVES

One-syllable adjectives One-syllable adjectives Irregular adjectives

Most adjective
Most Small-smaller Add more before the Polite-more polite
adjective/Add-er adjective
Good-better,bad-worse,far-
further/farther
Adjective ending Little(quantity)-less
Adjective ending Nice -nicer Narrow-narrower
in-ow-le-et/add-er
in-e/Add-r Simple-simpler
or -r

Double the consonat and

add-er
Thin-thinner Adjective ending in-y Easy-easier
(except w or x ) Flat-flatter Change the –y to ier
 Spelling rules

1) ADD EST 2) ADD-ST 3) Duplicate consonant + EST

Tall ---the tallest
Old--- the oldest
Superlative
adjetives
4) Change y for iest
Spicy ---the spyciest
Hairy----the hairiest
Wide– the widest Fat –the fattest
Nice—the nicest Big –the biggest
6) Irregular adjectives
5) Use most
Good—the best
Important—the most important
Bad—the worst
Modern—the most modern
Far—the furthest

COULD / HAD TO

Could is the past of can .it is a modal verb

i/you/he/she/it/we/ the could see the sea

We use could to talk about ability in the past

I could see the ocean fron my hotel room.

We had to change rooms beacause our room was

very dirty
I had to do go the dentist last week.