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Review about Unit 1,2,3 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Is she a student?
        They are students?
    - - Yes, she is - No, she´s not/No, she isn´t
        Yes, I am - No, I'm not
        Yes, they are - No, they're not/No, they aren´t
    - - You don´t speak English.
        She doesn't speak English
    - - Do you speak English?
        Does she speak english?
    - - I speak English
        He speaks English.
    - - Yes, I do - No, I don't
        Yes, she does - No, she doesn't
    - - What do you do?
        What does he do?
    - - I´m a student.
        She´s a doctor.
  - - - He is average weight.
    - - He has spiky hair.
- - - - Evan is reading a magazine
      - Cindy is reading a book
      - Baby ben playing with the ball
  - - - You can shrug to say "I don’t know"
    - - You can point to something to say "look at that"
    - - You can cross your fingers to say "good look"
    - - You can say "come here", by using your finger to call someone
  - - - Talk about actions happening now
      - Greet other people and ask how they are
      - Describe how you feel
      - Talk about and use common gestures.
  - - - So-So
        Not so good
    - - I’m little worried
        I’m kind of tired
    - - Fine
        All right
        Pretty good
- - - - They are those that have a singular and plural form.
      - Where's the cucumber? It's in the fridge.
      - Where are the cucumbers? They are in the fridge.
      - We can use indefinite articles in English: ‘a’ and ‘an’.
      - We can count them using numbers: one cucumber, one cucumber, 2 cucumbers, 4 cucumbers.
    - - Few apples.
      - A few suitcases.
      - Many students.
  - - - They are those that have a single form and only admit the verb in the singular.
      - Is there any bread left?
      - We cannot use ‘a’ or ‘an’.
      - The shape does not vary, it is always bread.
      - We cannot count them without using other words. It would be wrong to say one bread, two breads. We need to add other words that allow us to quantify them: a piece of bread, grain of sugar, a useful bit of advice
      - Examples
        
        Little food.
        
        A little sugar.
        
        Less coffee.
        
        Not much money.
  - - - Any
      - There aren't any tomatoes in the kitchen
      - Some
      - There are some good T.V shows tonight.
      - A lot of
        
        You drinka lot of coffe with much sugar.
      - Much
        
        There are a lot of students in my class
    - - Many: I have to buy many onions
      - A lot of He needs a lot of water to fill the bucket
      - Some: I have some potatoes at home we can use
      - Few: You need few onios dor the salad
      - Any(Question): Do you have any tomatoes?
      - I don´t have any tomatoe