Grammar point 1:

Present simple tense (he/she/it)

I live in a house.

Th​ey live in a house.

We live in a house​.

You live in a house.​

Some special words:

​I go => She goes / He goes

​I do => She does / He does

He lives in a house.

She lives in a house.

It lives in a house.​

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​​I watch => She watches / He watches

​I have => She has / He has

Grammar point 1:

Present simple tense (he/she/it)

I don't live in a house.

Th​ey don't live in a house.

We don't live in a house.

You don't live in a house.​

Notes:

​do not = don't

does not = doesn't​

He doesn't live in a house.

She doesn't live in a house.

It doesn't live in a house.​

Grammar point 2: Question with present simple

Where do you live?

Where do they live?​

Where do we live?​

Where do I live?​

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Do you like apples? Yes, I do.

Do they like apples? Yes, they do.

Do we like apples? No, we don't.

Do I like apples?​ No, I don't.

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Where does she live?

Where does he live?

Where does it live?​

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Does she like apples? Yes, she does.

Does he like apples? Yes, he does.

Does it like apples?​ No, it doesn't.

Grammar point 3: But & And

"And" - to connect two similar ideas

E.g: ​She plays badminton and tennis.

"But" - to connect two different ideas

E.g: ​She plays badminton, but she doesn't play tennis.

Grammar point 4:

Preposition of place: IN - ON - NEXT TO

E.g:

1. John lives in a flat.

2. John lives in a house.

3. John eats pizza in a restaurant.​

4. John likes to play in the park.​

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​5. John lives on Green street.

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6. John lives next to a restaurant.​