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when you say a, you mean one.(we have a computer)
A also means each. (once a day) |
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means having to do with (the book is about dogs)
you use about when you are not really sure of somthing (there are about 20 children in the first grade) |
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means at a later time. (Andres came to my house after school)
means chasing or looking for something. (the dog ran after the ball)
means behind. (eugenio came after me in line) |
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means every one or the whole amount. (It snowed all nigth.)
(I ate all the cookies) |
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| comes from the word be. (I am happy) (I am coking some soup) |
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we use an instead of a before words that start with the letters a,e,i,o,u.
(I drew a picture of an elephant) |
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is used to mean also. (Zabrina has a dog and a cat)
also used when we add. (One and one makes two) |
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| comes from the word be. (How are you?) |
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is used to tell where something is. (the bus stopped at the corner)
also used to tell when something happens. (Regina go to bed at eight o'clock) |
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| to show that something or someone has gone from a place. (Put the dishes away) also means at a distance. (two blocks away) to show that we no longer have something. (the children gave away their toys) |
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