Sept 17, Wednesday
Today's lesson
1. Math: polygons can be classified by sides/vertex/angle
- triangle /quadrilateral/pentagon/hexagon
Present Tense – 3rd Person Singular Verbs
🔹 What does it mean?
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When we talk about he, she, it, or one person/thing, the verb usually changes.
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This is called 3rd person singular.
🔹 The Rule
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Most verbs → add -s
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He plays soccer.
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She likes ice cream.
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It rains in spring.
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Verbs ending in -ch, -sh, -ss, -x, -o → add -es
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He watches TV.
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She washes the dishes.
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He misses his dog.
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She fixes the bike.
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It goes fast.
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Verbs ending in consonant + y → change y → i and add -es
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He carries the bag.
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She studies English.
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🔹 Important Irregulars
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He has a book. (not haves)
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She does homework. (not do)
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It is sunny. (not are)
Verbs + Both / All / Either / Neither
🔹 1. Verb TO DO
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I / You / We / They → do
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He / She / It → does
👉 Examples:
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I do my homework every day.
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She does her homework every day.
🔹 2. Verb TO BE
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I → am
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You / We / They → are
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He / She / It → is
👉 Examples:
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I am happy.
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They are at school.
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He is my friend.
🔹 3. Verb TO HAVE
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I / You / We / They → have
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He / She / It → has
👉 Examples:
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We have a dog.
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She has a cat.
🔹 4. Using “Both / All / Either / Neither”
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Both … and … = two things are true ✅
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Both Tom and Mary are my friends.
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I have both an apple and a banana.
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All of … = more than two things ✅
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All of my friends are in the classroom.
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I have all of the books.
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Either … or … = only one is true ✅
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Either the dog or the cat is in the yard.
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You can have either cake or ice cream.
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Neither … nor … = both are not true ❌
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Neither Anna nor Ben is at school.
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He has neither money nor food.
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