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My First Writing 1 (Grammar Notes)

This document contains grammar notes for 15 units covering topics such as verbs, nouns, adjectives, and prepositions. Each unit provides examples and explanations of grammar structures like present simple tense, singular and plural nouns, possessive adjectives, countable and uncountable nouns, and common verbs. The document is intended to teach English grammar to non-native speakers.

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My First Writing 1 (Grammar Notes)

This document contains grammar notes for 15 units covering topics such as verbs, nouns, adjectives, and prepositions. Each unit provides examples and explanations of grammar structures like present simple tense, singular and plural nouns, possessive adjectives, countable and uncountable nouns, and common verbs. The document is intended to teach English grammar to non-native speakers.

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GRAMMAR NOTES BY TR.

LIAN

My First Writing 1
Unit 1 My Brothers and I
am, is, are (Be Verbs-Present Simple)
I + am
Example
1. I am a boy.
He, She, It, Singular Nouns + is
Examples
1. He is a boy.
2. She is a girl.
3. It is a cat.
4. The boy is playing.
We, You, They, Plural Nouns + are
Examples
1. We are the children.
2. You are the girl.
3. They are the children.
4. The birds are singing.

Adjectives
What is adjective?
An adjective is a word that tells us more about a noun.
Examples – hot, happy, pretty

Unit 2 My Mom & Dad


Singular & Plural Nouns
Singular – only one
Plural – more than one
I, He, She, It → Singular
We, You, They → Plural

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Unit 3 My Pet
Possessive Adjectives
Possessive adjectives + Nouns
Possessives Adjectives → My, Our, Your, Their, His, Her, Its
Be Verbs (Negative)
I + am not
He, She, It, Singular Nouns + is not
We, You, They, Plural Nouns + are not

Unit 4 My Room
Prepositions (in, on, under)

Prepositions Usage Examples

In when something is in a • in class/in


place, it is inside it Victoria
(Enclosed within limits) • in the book
• in the car/in a taxi
• You look serious
in this photo
On • being on a surface • I left the keys on
(not enclosed) the table.
• for a certain side • Go down this hall
(left, right) to the end, turn
right, and it's
the third door on
• for a floor in a your left.
building • My apartment is
on the fourth
• for public floor.
transport • I forgot my phone
on the bus.
• for television, • You can hear my
radio brother on the
radio.

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under • to talk about • The cat is under


something that is the table.
below or lower • His shoes were
than something under his bed.
else

Unit 5 My Classroom

Be Verbs (Present Simple)


Prepositions (in & on)

Unit 6 The Playground


Preposition (at)
Preposition Usage Examples
At (Place) • to describe a • We play at the
position or playground.
location seen
as a point • We study at
• to describe the school.
locations
including
firms,
companies,
workplaces
and
educational
institutions • We live at no
• to refer to an 123, Main
address Rood,
Yangon.

Unit 7 My Neighbourhood
Adjectives
What is adjective?
An adjective is a word that tells us more about a noun.
Examples – hot, happy, pretty

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There + be verbs
There + is + Uncountable Nouns / Countable Singular Nouns
Examples
1. There is a piece of bread.
2. There is an apple.
There + are + Countable Plural Nouns
Examples
1. There are many children.
2. There are many fruits.
Unit 8 My Town
There + be verbs
Unit 9 At the Market
Countable & Uncountable Nouns
Countable nouns are the nouns that can be counted using numbers. They
refer to separate and distinct individual units. Since they can be counted, they can
be both singular and plural.
Uncountable nouns are the opposite of countable nouns. Uncountable
nouns are the things we cannot count using numbers. Since they cannot be
counted, they cannot take plural forms as well.
The main difference between countable and uncountable nouns is that
countable nouns can be expressed in both singular and plural forms whereas
uncountable nouns cannot take a plural form.
Unit 10 My Favourite Character
Have & Has
I, We, You, They, Plural Nouns + have
Examples
1. I have a toy.
2. We have a sister.
3. The children have books.
He, She, It, Singular Nouns + has
Examples

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1. He has a dog.
2. It has black tail.
3. The girl has an ice-cream.
Adjectives
An adjective is a word that modifies or describes a noun or pronoun.
Adjectives can be used to describe the qualities of someone or something
independently or in comparison to something else.
Adjective + Noun
Examples
1. happy boy
2. black tail
3. hot tea
Unit 11 My Favourite Thing
am, is, are + adjective = Verb
Examples
1. I am happy.
2. The children are hungry.
3. Lucas is busy.
Unit 12 My Favourite Animal
Have/has + adjective + noun
Examples
1. I have a pretty sister.
2. Anna has a green skirt.
Unit 13 Day
Common Verbs (Present Simple)
Subject + Verb + Others.
Subjects → Nouns / Pronouns
Verbs → Main Verbs / Verb to Be
Main Verbs → V1 / V1s, es
I, We, You, They, Plural Nouns + V1

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He, She, It, Singular Nouns + V1s, es


Examples
1. They go to school.
2. The boys play in the playground.
3. She sings the song.
4. Anna dances on the stage.
Verb to be → am, is, are
I + am
He, She, It, Singular Nouns + is
We, You, They, Plural Nouns + are
Examples
1. I am a teacher.
2. He is a boy.
3. She is a nurse.
Unit 14 My Dad’s Day
Common Verbs (Present Simple)
Unit 15 After School Fun
Common Verbs (Present Simple)

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