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    The document discusses different verb tenses in English, including the past simple, past continuous, future going to, and differences between past simple and past continuous. It provides examples for each tense. For past simple, it explains that it is used for completed actions in the past. For past continuous, it notes it describes actions that were ongoing at a specific time in the past. It also gives examples of using past simple versus past continuous. For future going to, it states it is used for actions that have already been decided on that will happen in the future.

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    "YEAR OF THE FIGHT AGAINST CORRUPTION AND IMPUNITY"

    "FACULTY OF FINANCIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE


    ACCOUNTING SCIENCES"

    PROFESSIONAL ACCOUNTING CAREER

    COURSE : INGLES II

    TEACHER : JEMINA CARRERA GIRON

    STUDENT : ROSITA VICTORIA PEZO SOLANO

    CYCLE :V

    PUCALLPA

    2019
    “PAST SIMPLE”

    “THE SIMPLE PAST IS A VERB TENSE THAT IS USED TO TALK ABOUT


    AN ACTION OR SOMETHING THAT TOOK PLACE IN THE PAST AND
    THAT NO LONGER HAS ANY RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PRESENT.
    THERE ARE REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS. BOTH ARE USEFUL SO
    WE HAVE TO MEMORIZE BOTH”.

    EXAMPLE:

    “HE STUDIED FOR HIS ENGLISH CLASS”

    “PAST CONTINUOUS”

    “THE CONTINUOUS PAST, IS A VERB TENSE THAT DESCRIBES


    ACTIONS THAT WERE BEING PERFORMED AT A TIME IN THE PAST
    THAT IS REFERENCED AND THEN CONTINUED, FOR EXAMPLE”:

     “YESTERDAY I WAS STUDYING ENGLISH. YESTERDAY HE WAS


    STUDYING ENGLISH”.

     “(HE BEGAN TO STUDY BEFORE THEN AND CONTINUED


    STUDYING LATER)”.
    “PAST SIMPLE AND PAST CONTINUOUS”

    “WE WILL USE THE SIMPLE PAST TO NARRATE SPECIFIC EVENTS IN


    THE PAST, AND THE PAST CONTINUED ACCLIMATING OR TALKING
    ABOUT THINGS THAT LASTED A CERTAIN TIME”.
    EXAMPLE:

    “I WAS WASHING, WHEN THE BELL RANG”.

    “FUTURE GOING TO”

    “WE USE THE FUTURE WITH GOING TO WHEN WE KNOW WITH


    CERTAINTY WHAT WILL HAPPEN. AND FOLLOWING THIS SAME
    LOGIC, WHEN WE TALK ABOUT SOMETHING WE HAVE ALREADY
    DECIDED TO DO”.
    EXAMPLE:
    “I’M GOING TO WATCH A FILM TONIGHT”.
    “I’M GOING TO DIE ONE DAY”.
    REFERENCIAS BIBLIOGRÁFICAS

     2017 www.AprenderInglesFacil.es - Blog desarrollado


    con Wordpress

     Falla, Tim; Davies, Paul (2011). «2». Solutions, Pre-


    Intermediate, Student's Book (en inglés). England: Oxford
    University Press. p. 107.

     Dooley, Jenny; Evans, Virginia (1999). «1». Grammarway 4 (en


    inglés). Express Publishing. p. 16. ISBN 1-903128-97-8.

     https://www.ef.com.pe/recursos-aprender-ingles/gramatica-
    inglesa/futuro-going/

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