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Estructura y Uso del Presente Simple

The document discusses the present simple tense in English. It is used to express habitual actions, states, routines, instructions, opinions and reviews. The document covers the structure of affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences in the present simple and includes rules for conjugating verbs in the third person singular.

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Estructura y Uso del Presente Simple

The document discusses the present simple tense in English. It is used to express habitual actions, states, routines, instructions, opinions and reviews. The document covers the structure of affirmative, negative and interrogative sentences in the present simple and includes rules for conjugating verbs in the third person singular.

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PRESENT

SIMPLE
Camila Vanegas
Erica Salinas
Kevin Sánchez
¿Cuándo se utiliza?
El "present simple" en inglés es un tiempo verbal que se utiliza para
expresar ciertas condiciones:
Acciones o estados permanentes
Rutinas, hechos que se repiten de forma diaria
Dar instrucciones o indicaciones
Expresar gustos y disgustos
Contar chistes
Reseñas y resúmenes
Auxiliar
Estructura
Affirmative Example

Subject + verb + complement I speak English well


You go to school every day
Michael works at a bank
My sister has 2 children
The servise finishes at 12:30
The children play in the park
We live in a big house
Estructura
Negative Example
Subject + auxiliar + not + verb +
I don't speak English well
complement You don't go to school every day
Michael doesn't work at a bank
My sister doesn't have 2 children
It does't finish at 12:30
The children don't play in the park
We don't live in a big house
Estructura
Question Example
Auxiliar + subject + verb +
Do I speak English well?
complement + ? Do you go to school every day?
Does Michael work at a bank?
Does my sister have 2 children?
Does it finish at 12:30?
Do the children play in the park?
Do we live in a big house?
RULES FOR 3RD PERSON
When the verb ends in O,
When the verb ends in When the verb ends in a "Y"
SH, CH, SS, and X. It's
consonant, we add "S" prelated by a consonant,
necessary to add "ES"
we change it to "IES"
Works
Goes
Runs Cry = Cries
Washes
Eats Fly = Flies
Catches
Speaks Dry = Dries
Misses
Draws Try _ = Tries
Boxes
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