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Title: Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico College of Arts and Humanities Department of English a


1
Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto
RicoCollege of Arts and HumanitiesDepartment
of English and Foreign Languages
  • Grammar Assessment Exercise
  • English 110
  • Prepared by Professor Oscar Miranda

2
How much English grammar do you know?
  • Form groups of three students. Work together to
    complete todays task.
  • You will read some sentences about a class
    project and basketball playoffs.
  • Then you will identify the underlined grammar
    part. If you do not know the answer, ask a
    classmate in your group.
  • Write down the grammar parts you cannot identify
    easily. Lets begin.

3
How much English grammar do you know?
  • You will identify the underlined word or words
    as
  • the present form of verb be.
  • a subject pronoun or object pronoun.
  • a definite article or indefinite article.
  • a contraction.
  • a possessive noun, possessive pronoun, or
    possessive adjective.
  • a count noun or noncount noun.
  • a verb in simple present or present continuous.

4
How much English grammar do you know?
  • You will also identify
  • Yes/No Questions
  • Information Questions
  • Negative Statements
  • Short Answers

5
The Class Project
  • Maria and Pedro are intelligent and responsible
    students.
  • Theyre preparing their class project together.
  • The professors happy to assign them the project
    because they always work well together.
  • They see the professor at his office.
  • Pedros and Marias ideas are good.

6
The Class Project
  • Marias writing an introduction and a conclusion.
    She is speaking to him about the project. Hes
    asking more questions about it.
  • Before they begin to work, they usually buy four
    bottles of water and two big sandwiches.

7
The Class Project
  • Are Maria and Pedro intelligent students?
  • Yes, they are.
  • Theyre not worried about the project.
  • Does she see the professor at his office?
  • Where is Maria now?
  • Does Pedro drink a lot of water?
  • Yes, he does.

8
The Basketball Playoffs
  • Youre great basketball players. Your passes
    help our team win every year.
  • Theirs help their team lose because they arent
    focused. Their strategies arent working. Yours
    are taking the team to victory!
  • Before the games, avoid having rice and chicken,
    candy, ice cream, slices of cake and many cups of
    coffee.

9
The Basketball Playoffs
  • Im reading the scores, and were getting closer
    to being the community basketball champions! The
    teams spirit is high!
  • We have three more games to win.
  • You arent playing alone. Youre playing as a
    team.
  • Every year, the Green team plays against us.
    Their moves are good, but ours are better.

10
The Basketball Playoffs
  • Do my passes help the team lose?
  • No, they dont.
  • What do we avoid eating before the games?
  • Is the team spirit low?
  • No, its not.
  • The Blue team doesnt play against you this year.
    Does the Green team do?
  • Yes, it does.

11
How well did you do?
  • Make a list of the grammar topics you need to
    improve.
  • What will you do to improve?
  • Share your list and the answer to the question
    with your classmates.
  • Then share the answers with your professor.

12
Present form of verb be
  • am, is, are

13
article
  • indefinite - a, an
  • a dog (any dog) an apple (any apple)
  • definite the
  • the dog (that specific dog) the apple
  • (that specific apple)

14
subject pronoun
  • I, you, she, he, it , we, you (pl), they

15
object pronoun
  • me, you, her, him, it, us, you (pl), them

16
contraction
  • subject pronoun and verb be
  • verb be and the negative word
  • noun with verb be

17
possessive noun
  • noun s
  • To show possession

18
possessive adjective
  • my, your, her, his, its, our, your (pl), their

19
possessive pronoun
  • mine, yours, his, hers, ours, yours (pl), theirs

20
count noun
  • nouns that can be counted, such as tables, doors,
    windows, people, books, etc.

21
noncount noun
  • noun that cannot be counted, such as water, milk,
    rice, furniture, money, etc.

22
verb in simple present
  • habitual actions
  • routines
  • general truths or facts

23
verb in present continuous
  • actions happening at this moment
  • right now
  • at this time

24
Yes/No Question
  • Am
  • Is Subject Complement?
  • Are

25
Information Question
  • am
  • Wh Word is Subject
    Complement?
  • are

26
Short Answer
  • Yes , subject am, is or are.
  • No , subject am, is or are not.

27
Yes/No Question
  • Do
  • Does subject verb Complement?
  • (base form)

28
Short Answer
  • Yes , subject do or does.
  • No , subject do or does not.

29
Negative Statement
  • Subject do not verb complement.
  • does (base form)

30
Information Question
  • Wh Word do subject verb complement?
  • does (base form)

31
Negative Statement
  • am
  • Subject is not complement.
  • are

32
Grammar Topics I Need to Improve
  • present form of verb be
  • subject or object pronoun
  • definite or indefinite article
  • contractions
  • possessive noun, possessive pronoun, or
    possessive adjective
  • count noun or noncount noun
  • verb in simple present or present continuous
  • Yes/No Questions and Short Answers
  • Information Questions
  • Negative Statements

33
Reference
  • For more information on todays grammar topics,
    visit Professor Mirandas Web site under Links or
    English 110.
  • Lets open and study the following grammar
    module
  • Grammar Module
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