future going to

it is used when we talk about the insured future

it is used the same with all pronouns

• I am going to see you tomorrow. ...
• He is going to visit her next week. ...
• They are going to eat out tonight. ...
• She is going to leave for Europe on Monday. ...
• She is going to wait me after the show. ...
• I am going to get up early tomorrow. ...
• It is going to rain today. ...
• You are going to study to be a lawyer.

we can use a contraction which is gonna

•  I’m gonna play the guitar on Saturday

• She’s gonna buy a book tomorrow 

exercises:  https://english.lingolia.com/es/gramatica/tiempos-verbales/future-i-simple-going-to/ejercicios

was-were

When we want to use the verb to be in the past we use was or were dependent on pronouns:

I-was
You-were
He-was
She-was
It-was
They-were
we-were

These replace am, is and are:

Present-Past 
 
I am in Paris - I was in Paris
You are very fat - You were very fat 
He is my father - he was my father
They are small  - they were small


exercise: https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/tenses/was_were.htm

Irregular verbs

you can study the irregular verbs here:

https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/irregular-verbs-exercise-1.html

Past Tense Regular verbs

Regular verbs are written by adding ed to the end:

visit-Visited
dance-danced
play-played

Depending on how the word ends is how the ed is pronounced.

if it ends in                                                                  if  it ends in                                                
F                                                                                  B
SH                                                                               G
P                                                                                  L
CH                                                                               M
S                                                                                  N
X                                                                                  R
K                                                                                   V

then it is pronounced t                    Z  Then it is pronunced d

some examples of sentences are

• I liked tea

• They played board games

When the sentence is negative, it is used didnt

• I didn't like the tea

• The boys didn't play board games
  
  
  

Exercises:https://elt.oup.com/student/solutions/elementary/grammar/grammar_06_022e?cc=mx&selLanguage=en

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The comparative

Words that only have a syllable or are very short are added an "er" at the end. Example

• Cold-colder
• Long-longer
• Young-younger
• Old-older

If the words have one "y" in the end this is replaced by an "i" and it is added to.

• Heavy-heavier
• Happy-happier
• Pretty-prettier

When the words end in vowel and consonant the same consonant is added and then "er"

• Hot-hotter
• Small-smaller
• Big-bigger
• Thin-thinner

But if the word has more syllables or is larger, it is left the same and the word more is to include

• More expensive
• More exciting  
• More boring

exersise: https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/comparative-adjectives-exercise-1.html

My name is Aaron Santiago i'm sixteen years old

I'm from mexico city 

My favorite food is mole

I like listen music in my room my favorite musical genres are rap and rock my favorite artist are $UICIDEBOY$

I like to be in quiet places 

I don't have many friends but the ones i have are the best

I have a bmx but i'm not good