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slim
Describes a person who is thin.
blond
Describes hair with a light yellow color.
dark
Describes hair with a very deep color.
short
Describes hair that does not have much length or a person who is not tall.
long
Describes hair that has a lot of length.
father/dad
Male parent in a family.
mother/mom
Female parent in a family.
husband
Married man in relation to his spouse.
wife
Married woman in relation to her spouse.
brother
Male sibling.
sister
Female sibling.
son
Male child in relation to his parents.
daughter
Female child in relation to her parents.
grandfather
Father of one of your parents.
grandmother
Mother of one of your parents.
grandson
Male child of your son or daughter.
granddaughter
Female child of your son or daughter.
uncle
Brother of one of your parents.
aunt
Sister of one of your parents.
cousin
Child of your aunt or uncle.
Present Simple
Used for habits or actions that happen regularly.
Subject + base verb
Affirmative structure used with I, we, you and they.
Subject + verb with -s
Affirmative structure used with he, she and it.
Subject + don’t + base verb
Negative structure used with I, we, you and they.
Subject + doesn’t + base verb
Negative structure used with he, she and it.
Do + subject + base verb?
Question structure used with I, we, you and they.
Does + subject + base verb?
Question structure used with he, she and it.
Yes + subject + do.
Short affirmative answer used with I, we, you and they.
No + subject + don’t.
Short negative answer used with I, we, you and they.
Yes + subject + does.
Short affirmative answer used with he, she and it.
No + subject + doesn’t.
Short negative answer used with he, she and it.
do
Auxiliary used with I, we, you and they for questions and short answers.
does
Auxiliary used with he, she and it for questions and short answers.
don’t
Negative auxiliary used with I, we, you and they.
doesn’t
Negative auxiliary used with he, she and it.