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UNIT 8

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Present
Continuous

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Present Continuous

El presente continuo es el tiempo verbal que empleamos para expresar


acciones que se realizan en el momento en que se mencionan.

La principal característica de este tiempo verbal es el uso del "-ing", que en


español puede traducirse como "-ando" y "-endo".

En este tiempo, el verbo to be se convierte en verbo auxiliar y el "-ing", se conjuga


con el verbo principal de la acción.
Present Continuous
Subject + Auxiliary verb + Principal Verb + -ing + Complement

I, You, He,
Subject She, It, Auxiliary verb Am, Is, Are.
They, We.
● Play= Playing
● Do = Doing
● Go = Going
● Listen = Listening
Principal Verb + -ing ● Eat = Eating
● Read = Reading
● Walk = Walking

When the verb ends -e


● Take = Taking
● Make = Making
We remove the “e” and
● Shake = Shaking
put the “-ing”
● Close = Closing
● Taste = Tasting
When the verb 1 syllable
ending, 1 vowel + 1
consonant

We duplicate the last letter


and put -ing ● Get = Getting
● Sit = Sitting
● Skip = Skipping
(Conocidos como verbos ● Swim = Swimming
monosílabos de la forma ● Run = Running
“CVC” ó “CCVC”)
C= Consonante
V= Vocal
● Play= Playing
● Stay = Staying
When the verb ends -y ● Try = Trying
● Say = Saying
● Cry = Crying

● Lie = Lying
When the verb ends -ie ● Die = Dying
● Tie = Tying
We remove the “ie”, put
“y” and put the “-ing”
Present Continuous
Affirmative Sentences

Subject + Auxiliary verb + Principal Verb + -ing + Complement

● I am playing
● You are running
● He is eating
● We are flying
● She is singing
Present Continuous
Negative Sentences

Subject + Auxiliary verb (negative) + Principal Verb + -ing + Complement

● I am not playing / I’m not playing


● You are not running / You’re not running
● He is not eating / He’s not eating
● We are not flying / We’re not flying
● She is not singing / She’s not singing
Present Continuous
Questions

Auxiliary verb + Subject + Principal Verb + -ing + Complement + ?

● Are they playing?


● Are you running?
● Is he eating?
● Are we flying?
● Is she singing?
Present Continuous
Yes or Not Questions
Auxiliary verb + Subject + Principal Verb + -ing + Complement + ?

● Are they playing?


(+) Yes, they are playing
(-) No, they are not playing / No they aren’t

● Is she singing?
(+)Yes, she is singing
(-) No, he is not singing / No, he isn’t
Days of the
week

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(Lunes) (Martes) (Miercoles)
(mándei) (tiúsdei) (uénsdei)
(Jueves) (Viernes) (Sábado)
(zérsdei) (fráidei) (sáturdei)
(Domingo)
(sándei)
Months of
the year

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(Enero) (Febrero) (Marzo)
(yenuari) (february) (march)
(Abril) (Mayo) (Junio)
(eipril) (mei) (yun)
(Julio) (Agosto) (Septiembre)
(yulai)
(ogost) (september)
(Octubre) (Noviembre) (Diciembre)
(octobr) (november) (desember)
Numbers
(10-100)

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Numbers (10-100)

Ten Twenty Thirty Forty Fifty


(ten) (túenty) (zéerty) (fóoty) (fífty)
Numbers (10-100)

Sixty Seventy Eighty Ninety Hundred


(sixty) (séventy) (éity) (náinty) (uan jundred)

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