Every Day
One small letter. I work. You work. We work. They work. But he works and she works. In a question the s moves: Does she work? Pick your language at the top for a note in your own words.
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For the teacher · In class
put the verb tree on the shared screen, say a subject, and let everyone type the verb in the chat. Then read her day together, out loud.
★ I work. She works.
Look at the two boxes. Say every sentence out loud. Your language is under every line.
I · You · We · They
work
The verb never changes.
He · She · It
works
Add s to the verb.
Watch out in your language
★★ How to build it
One verb, three subjects. Only the s changes.
he · she · it + verb + s
Four subjects use the same word. Only he, she and it add the s.
★★ Her day
Her day, in seven pictures. Tap each line and listen.
★★ Ask a question: do and does
Two ways to ask. Look at the subject first.
Class 8 taught Do you have a car? Now use it with every verb.
Do
I · you · we · they
Does
he · she · it
Put the s on does. The verb has no s.
The first do makes the question. The second do is the verb.
★★★ Choose the verb
Look at the subject. Then choose the verb.
- 1I the bus at 7:00.
- 2She the bus at 7:00.
- 3We breakfast at home.
- 4He breakfast at home.
- 5They work at 5:00.
- 6My sister work at 5:00.
★★★ Fix the sentence
Find the mistake. Then write the whole sentence correctly.
- 1She work at night.He, she and it need the s.
- 2Does he works on Sunday?Only one s, and it goes on does.
- 3What does you do?Use do with I, you, we and they.
- 4My sister catch the bus.One person is like she.