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Action words + s / es / ies Primary Longman Elect 2B Chapter 2 Action words + s / es / ies

Action words + s / es / ies She sweeps the floor.

Action words + s / es / ies He washes the dishes.

Action words + s / es / ies She tidies the bedroom.

Action words + s / es / ies When we talk about the things a third person usually does, we add s / es / ies to the action words. e.g. She sweeps the floor. He washes the dishes. She tidies the bedroom. We usually add s to the action words. e.g. sweeps sweep plays play reads read helps help

Action words + s / es / ies We add es when the action words end in -sh, -ch or o. e.g. push pushes washes wash watches watch does do We change the letter y into ies when the action words end in y. e.g. carries carry dry dries studies study tidies tidy

Key structure He / She washes the dishes. He /She does not wash the dishes. Don’t change the action words in does (not) sentences.

Practice Choose the correct answer. s es ies He read___ a book. s

Practice Choose the correct answer. s es ies She watch___ TV. es

Practice Give the correct answer. She ______ the bedroom. (tidy) tidies

Practice Give the correct answer. He ______ the table. (clear) clears

Practice Give the correct answer. He ______ the dishes. (wash) washes

Practice Give the correct answer. She does not ______ the plants. (water) water

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