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❖ Auxiliary of continuous tenses.
❖ Auxiliary with past participle verbs.
Continuous
Continuous
SIMPLE PAST
+AFFIRMATIVE
(Subject) + verb in past (regular verb/irregular verb) + complement.
-NEGATIVE
(Subject) + did not + verb in base form + complement.
? QUESTION
Did + (subject) + verb in base form + complement+?
Short answers.
Yes, (Subject) did. No, (Subject) did not.
WH-QUESTION
Wh-word + did + (Subject) + verb in base form + complement+?
Affirmative answers.
*did not= didn’t
Used to
SIMPLE FUTURE
+AFFIRMATIVE
(Subject) + will + verb in base form + complement.
-NEGATIVE
(Subject) + will not + verb in base form + complement.
? QUESTION
Will + (subject) + verb in base form + complement+?
Short answers.
Yes, (Subject) will. No, (Subject) will not.
WH-QUESTION
Wh-word + did + (subject) + verb in base form + complement+?
Affirmative answers.
*will not= won’t
IDIOMATIC FUTURE
+AFFIRMATIVE (gonna)
(I) + am + going to + verb in base form + complement.
(He, she, it )+ is + going to + verb in base form + complement.
(We, you, they) + are + going to + verb in base form + complement.
-NEGATIVE
(I) + am + not + going to + verb in base form + complement.
(He, she, it )+ is + not + going to + verb in base form + complement.
(We, you, they) + are + not + going to + verb in base form + complement.
? QUESTION
Am + (I) + going to + verb in base form + complement + ?
Is + (he, she, it )+ going to + verb in base form + complement ?
Are + (we, you, they) + going to + verb in base form + complement ?
Shorts answers
Yes, I am. / No, I am not.
Yes, (he, she, it) is. / No, (he, she, it) is not
Yes,(we, you, they) are/ No,(we, you, they) are not
WH-QUESTION
Wh-word + am + (I) + going to + verb in base form + complement + ?
Wh-word + is + (he, she, it )+ going to + verb in base form + complement ?
Wh-word + are + (we, you, they) + going to + verb in base form + complement ?
Affirmative answers.
*is not = isn’t / are not= aren’t.
PRESENT PERFECT
+AFFIRMATIVE
(I, we, you, they) + have+ verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement.
(he, she, it) + has+ verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement.
-NEGATIVE
(I, we, you, they) + have+ not + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement.
(he, she, it) + has not + verb in past participle + complement.
? QUESTION
Have + (I, we, you, they) + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement+?
Has + (he, she, it) + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement.
Short answers.
Yes, (I, we, you, they) have. / No, (I, we, you, they) have not.
Yes, (he,she, it) has. / No, (he,she, it) has not.
WH-QUESTION
Wh- word + have + (I, we, you, they) + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement+?
Wh- word + has + (he, she, it) + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement +?
Affirmative answers.
*have= ‘ve / has=’s / have not= haven’t / has not= hasn’t.
FUTURE PERFECT
+AFFIRMATIVE
(Subject) + will have + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement.
-NEGATIVE
(I, we, you, they) + will + not + have + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement.
? QUESTION
Will + (subject) + have + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement+?
Short answers.
Yes, (Subject) will have. / No, (I, Subject) will not have.
WH-QUESTION
Wh- word + will+ (subject) + have + verb in past participle (regular/irregular verb) + complement+?
Affirmative answers.
MODAL VERBS. A modal verb is a type of verb that is used to indicate modality – that is: likelihood, ability,
permission and obligation. Examples include the English verbs: can, could, may, must, might, should, ought to,
would, have to, will, shall.
MODAL VERBS
+AFFIRMATIVE
(Subject) + modal verb + verb in base form + complement.
-NEGATIVE
Subject) + modal verb + not + verb in base form + complement.
? QUESTION
Modal verb + (subject) + verb in base form + complement+?
Short answers.
Yes, (Subject) modal verb. / No, (subject) modal verb not.
WH-QUESTION
Wh- word + modal verb + (subject) + verb in base form + complement?
TEACHER GABRIELA VALERA VIVEROS.
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