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GRAMMAR & STRUCTURES	WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?	SOME EXAMPLES
Verbs
GP 8: There is/there are	Identifying something/someone.	- There is a book on the table. - There are four girls in the kitchen.
GP 2: Present simple	Talking about habits, routines, facts (such as where a person lives), the actions of everyday life.	- My uncle lives in a small house. - She is thirteen years old. - I always take the bus to school.
GP 2: The present simple with the verb 'like' + 'ing' in the third person singular and plural	Describing what people or animals like doing.	- My cat likes sleeping in the garden. - My brothers like playing football in the park.
GP 5: Present continuous	Talking about experience and recently completed actions.	- My brothers are playing football in the park at the moment.
GP 2 + GP 5: Interrogative forms of the above two tenses	Asking and answering questions about the above.	- Do they often go to the cinema? - Do you have/Have you got a computer? - Are the children doing their homework? - Is she eating her breakfast at the moment?
GP 2 + GP 5: Negative forms of the above two tenses	Making the above negative.	- Sue doesn't like dogs. - John isn't studying now, he is talking on the phone.
The modal 'can'	Describing an ability or skill	- He can play the guitar. - They can cook.

GRAMMAR & STRUCTURES	WHAT ARE THEY USED FOR?	SOME EXAMPLES
PRONOUNS
GP 3: All personal pronouns as subject or object, you, he, she, it, we, they, me, you, him, her, it, us, them.	Describing and identifying people, animals and objects.	- Do you want my father? - He is in the garden. - John is with him.
GP 10: Demonstrative pronouns This, these, that, those.	Asking for, and giving information.	- These are tables. - That family is rich. - Is this a kettle?
GP 11: Conjunctions Because, and, or	Linking sentence parts and ideas.	- John and Mary are in the garden because it is sunny.
GP 12: Interrogative words What, who, where, when, why	Asking questions about people, animals and objects.	- What is this? - Who is that girl? - Where are Peter and Paul?
GP 13: Adverbs of time: today, now, at the moment Adverbs of frequency: always, never, sometimes, often, usually, every day, every week, every month		- I usually eat an egg for breakfast. - At the moment, John is playing in the park.
GP 7: Prepositions In, on, at, to	Talking about time, place, position.	- The examination finishes at 4pm. - My brother is 10 years old in August. - I am going to Disney World on 1st August.
GP 14: Time expressions	Telling time.
NOUNS
GP 15: Singular/plurals Including some irregular examples. Countable and uncountable nouns. The names of common shapes.	Talking about numbers of things. Talking about amounts and quantities. Describing the shape of something.	- eg: book-books, box-boxes, man-men, woman-women, child-children, party-parties - Can I have the butter? - Can I have two sweets? - This is a square. - That is a circle.
Salutations (Writing) The formulaic salutations of informal writing in messages such as emails, postcards	Written communication.	Dear, love from