julissa ortega rodriguez smec4a nl23

JULISSA ORTEGA RODRIGUEZ SMEC4A N.L.23
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Simple Present tense is used to describe
habitual actions that occur with some
frequency and makes no reference to
whether it is happening in the present.
The Present Continuous or Present
Progressive tense is used to express
actions happening at the same time they
are talking about.
STRUCTURE
STRUCTURE
A= Sujeto + verbo principal.
subject + have / has + been + verb >
"ing"+complement
N= Sujeto + verbo auxiliar ("to do") +
auxiliar negativo ("not") + verbo principal.
I= Verbo auxiliar ("to do") + sujeto + verbo
principal?
Examples
Examples
Affirmative = I am dancing
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Affirmative: I speak English and
French (Hablo inglés y francés)
Negative: I don't (do not) smoke (No
fumo)
Interrogative: Do you speak
Spanish? (¿Hablas español?)
Interrogative = Am i dancing
Negative = I am not dancing
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The Present Perfect in English is a tense
that is used to refer to actions that
happen in the recent past and that have
some connection with this. Its equivalent
in the Spanish language is the Present
Perfect:.
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It is a verb form that helps us to highlight
an action that started in the past and has
continued to occur up to the present.
STRUCTURE
STRUCTURE
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Sujeto + have / has + participio pasado.
Examples
Affirmative = I have sent the letter
Negative = have I sent the letter
Interrogative = I have not sent the letter
Examples
Affirmative = I have been studied English for five
years
Negative = Have I not been studied English for
five years
Interrogative = I have been not studied English
for five years
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The Past Perfect in English is a tense that
is used to refer to an action that took
place in a time before another action,
although both have happened in the past
by establishing an order among them
El Pasado Simple es un tiempo verbal
que se utiliza para describir acciones que
han sucedido en un tiempo anterior y que
ya han finalizado
STRUCTURE
Subject + have / has + verb in present
participle + complement
Examples
STRUCTURE
A= Sujeto + verbo principal.
N= Sujeto + verbo auxiliar ("to be ") +
auxiliar negativo ("not") + verbo principal.
I= Verbo auxiliar ("to be") + sujeto + verbo
principal?
Affirmative: I had bought a new car.
Interrogative: had I bought a new a car
Examples
Negative: I had not bought a new a car
Affirmative: I broke the window.
Negative: do not I broke the window
Interrogative: do you I broke the window
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The Past Progressive is a past tense,
which is used to talk about the
development of an action that took place
in a given time, the end does not know or
does not matter, as well as to express
that an action took place when another
interrupted and finally refer to actions
occurring simultaneously.
STRUCTURE
Subjet + to be (was-were ) + verb+ ing
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The Past Perfect Progressive continuity is used to
express a past action before another pass
The past perfect progressive has the same
structure as the Past Perfect, except using the
(past participle) of the verb be and the (present
participle) of the verb to be conjugated
STRUCTURE
present
have conjugado
participle del
Pronombre +
+ been +
en pasado
verbo a
conjugar
Examples
Examples
Affirmative= I was reading the newspaper
when Laura arrived
Affirmative= I had been running
Interrogative= had i not been running
Negative= I had not been running
Interrogative = was i reading the
newspaper when Laura arrived
Negative= I was not reading the
newspaper when Laura arrived
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The Simple Future tense is used to
describe actions to be developed in the
future without the need to clarify at what
point will occur. Its equivalent in the
Spanish language is the Future Imperfect
The Future Perfect tense is used to
express situations that are occurring, or to
be developed in the future and we imagine
to be finalized when the time to which we
refer. This verb is often accompanied by a
time expression
STRUCTURE
subject
+
auxiliary
verb WILL
+
Examples
Affirmative= I will study the lesson
main
verb
STRUCTURE
Sujeto + will have been + infinitivo +
ING
Examples
Negative: I will not study the lesson
Interrogative: Will I study the lesson
Affirmative= I will have been going to London
Negative= I won´t have been going to London
Interrogative= Will I have been going to London
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It uses the "future continuous" to describe
an action that will take place in the future
and that time when we refer to still
continue to develop. This time in the
future may be mentioned or not in the
sentence.
This time is more important to indicate the
process of the action to the result thereof.
STRUCTURE
WILL + BE + V.-ING
Examples
Affirmative= I will be working
Negative: I won´t be working
Interrogative: Will I be working?
-Indicates The Event will last without
progress in the future.
- Emphasize how long take no Event or
Action in the Future
-Give two Actions Occurring in the future
without further action behind
STRUCTURE
sujeto + habrá sido + 1> "ing"
Examples
Affirmative= I have been going to New York
Negative= I'm gone to New York
Interrogative= Will there come to New York?