YEARS

- 1982 = nineteen eighty-two
- 2015 = two thousand and fifteen
- 1699 = sixteen ninety- nine
- 2002 = two thousand and two
- 1789 = seventeen eighty-nine


DATES
- 14th November = on the fouteenth of November
- 4th May = on the fourth of May
- 12th December = on the twelveth of December
- On June -1st = on june the of First
- 05th February = on the fiveth of February
- 3rd January = on the third of January
- 30th October = on the thirtieth of October
- 02nd March =on  the second of March
- 7th August = on the seventh of August
- 10 September = on the tenth of September

REVIEW FIRST TERM

TENSES	AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE	INTERROGATIVE	Short answer  Affirmative	Short  answer Negative
Simple Present I	I teach French and English	I DON’T TEACH FRENCH AND ENGLISH	DO I TEACH FRENCH AND ENGLISH?	YES, I DO	NO, I DON’T
you / we / they	THEY TEACH FRENCH AND ENGLISH	THEY DON’T TEACH FRENCH AND ENGLISH	DO  THEY TEACH FRENCH AND  ENGLISH?	YES,THEY DO	NO, THEY DON’T
she / he / it	SHE TEACHES FRENCH AND ENGLISH	SHE DOESN’T TEACH FRENCH AND ENGLISH	DOES SHE TEACH FRENCH AND  ENGLISH?	YES, SHE DOES	NO, SHE DOESN’T
Simple past I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	HE TAUGHT ENGLISH YESTERDAY	HE DIDN’T TEACH FRENCH AND ENGLISH TODAY	DID HE TEACH FRENCH AND   ENGLISH TODAY?	YES, HE DID	NO, HE DIDN’T
Present Progressive Or continuous I	I’M TEACHING FRENCH AND   ENGLISH	I’M NOT TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH	AM I TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH NOW?	YES, AM  I	NO, I’M  NOT
You / we / they	WE’RE TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH	WE AREN’T TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH	ARE WE TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH?	YES, ARE WE	NO, WE AREN’T
she / he / it	SHE TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH	SHE ISN’T TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH	IS SHE TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH?	YES, IS SHE	NO, SHE ISN’T
Past Progressive or Continuous I	I WAS TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH	I WASN’T TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH  YESTERDAY	WAS I TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH  YESTERDAY ?	YES, I WAS	NO, I WASN’T
you / we / they	WE WERE TEACHING FRECH AND ENGLISH YESTERDAY	WE WEREN’T TEACHING FRECH AND ENGLISH YESTERDAY	WERE WE TEACHING AND  ENGLISH YESTERDAY ?	YES, WERE WE	NO, WE WEREN’T
she / he / it	HE WAS TEACHING FRENCH AND  ENGLISH YESTERDAY	HE WASN’T TEACHING FRENCH AND  ENGLISH YESTERDAY?	WAS HE TEACHING FRENCH AND ENGLISH YESTERDAY?	YES, WAS HE	NO, HE WASN’T

REVIEW FIRST TERM

TENSES	AFFIRMATIVE	NEGATIVE	INTERROGATIVE	Short answer  Affirmative	Short  answer Negative
Simple Present I	I SPEAK English	I DON’T SPEAK ENGLISH	DO I SPEAK ENGLISH?	YES, I DO	NO, I DON’T
you / we / they	THEY SPEAK ENGLISH	THEY DON’T SPEAK ENGLISH	DO  THEY SPEAK ENGLISH?	YES,THEY DO	NO, THEY DON’T
she / he / it	SHE SPEAKS ENGLISH	SHE DOESN’T SPEAK ENGLISH	DOES  SHE SPEAK ENGLISH?	YES, SHE DOES	NO, SHE DOESN’T
Simple past I/You/she/he/ it/we/they	HE SPOKE ENGLISH YESTERDAY	HE DIDN’T SPEAK ENGLISH TODAY	DID HE SPEAK ENGLISH TODAY?	YES, HE DID	NO, HE DIDN’T
Present Progressive Or continuous I	I’M SPEAKING ENGLISH	I’M NOT SPEAKING ENGLISH	AM I SPEAKING ENGLISH NOW?	YES, AM  I	NO, I’M  NOT
You / we / they	WE’RE SPEAKING ENGLISH	WE AREN’T SPEAKING ENGLISH	ARE WE SPEAKING ENGLISH?	YES, ARE WE	NO, WE AREN’T
she / he / it	SHE SPEAKING ENGLISH	SHE ISN’T SPEAKING ENGLISH	IS SHE SPEAKING ENGLISH?	YES, IS SHE	NO, SHE ISN’T
Past Progressive or Continuous I	I WAS SPEAKING ENGLISH	I WASN’T SPEAKING ENGLISH  YESTERDAY	WAS I SPEAKING ENGLISH  YESTERDAY ?	YES, I WAS	NO, I WASN’T
you / we / they	WE WERE SPEAKING YESTERDAY	WE WEREN’T SPEAKING ENGLISH YESTERDAY	WERE WE SPEAKING ENGLISH YESTERDAY ?	YES, WERE WE	NO, WE WEREN’T
she / he / it	HE WAS SPEAKING ENGLISH YESTERDAY	HE WASN’T SPEAKING  ENGLISH YESTERDAY?	WAS HE SPEAKING ENGLISH YESTERDAY?	YES, WAS HE	NO, HE WASN’T