Class, February 9, 2026

 By Nate Feldman

Sentence Structure:

Subject +verb+object

Subject+verb+adjective

Subject+verb+prepositional phrase

 

Subject pronouns

I                                   We

You                             They

He/She/it

 

I like school.  I study English.  You study English.  You live in Turkiye.  I live in Berwyn.  This weekend, I was in New Jersey.  I was with my friends.  We went to an Uzbek restaurant. 

 

I go to ELS every day.

I went to Samarkand Steakhouse on Saturday night.  It was very cold, but the meal was delicious. 

 

My name is Nate.  I am from Berwyn, Pennsylvania.  I work at ELS Philadelphia.  I am an English teacher there.  I work with many students.  They are from many countries.  It is an interesting job. 

 

I got married on June 20, 2006.  I was married from 2006-2017.  Our anniversary was June 20. 

 

I am 43 years old.  I was born in 1982.  We grew up in the 1990s. 

 

I am always in class. 

I am always happy.

I always eat breakfast in the morning. 

 

 

I am always

You are always

He is always

 

Rashed is sometimes asleep in the afternoon. 

Rashed sometimes doesn’t come to class. 

 

Do you study every day?

Does Rashed come to class every day?

>>He doesn’t come to class every day.

 

He has/he doesn’t have

She has/she doesn’t have

She doesn’t have breakfast every morning.

 

 

I go to Philly on weekends.

I don’t go to Philly on weekends.

 

He goes to NYC on weekends.

He doesn’t go to NYC on weekends.

 

Are you go to the restaurant?

Do you go to the restaurant?

 

Are you a teacher?

Are you happy today?

Are you in class? 

 

Do you sleep?

Do you eat?

Do you study?

Do you watch American football?

Does Rashed always come to class?

Does your teacher talk to you?

Yes, he does.  The teacher always talks to us. 

 


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