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    The document provides examples of using the present simple and past simple tenses in English. It gives examples of sentences using forms of "to be" like "am, is, are" in the affirmative, interrogative, and negative. It also provides examples of sentences using other verbs like "play" and "work" in the present and past tenses, including regular and irregular verbs. Rules are provided around using auxiliary verbs like "do" and "did" for questions and negatives.

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    The document provides examples of using the present simple and past simple tenses in English. It gives examples of sentences using forms of "to be" like "am, is, are" in the affirmative, interrogative, and negative. It also provides examples of sentences using other verbs like "play" and "work" in the present and past tenses, including regular and irregular verbs. Rules are provided around using auxiliary verbs like "do" and "did" for questions and negatives.

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    Pasado Simple End

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    The document provides examples of using the present simple and past simple tenses in English. It gives examples of sentences using forms of "to be" like "am, is, are" in the affirmative, interrogative, and negative. It also provides examples of sentences using other verbs like "play" and "work" in the present and past tenses, including regular and irregular verbs. Rules are provided around using auxiliary verbs like "do" and "did" for questions and negatives.

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    PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE:

    SENTENCES USING BE: AM - IS - ARE


    I AM – YOU ARE - HE IS – SHE IS – IT IS – WE ARE – THEY ARE
    AFFIRMATIVE: HE IS A TEACHER
    I AM A STUDENT
    THEY ARE FRIENDS

    INTERROGATIVE: IS HE A TEACHER?
    AM I A STUDENT?
    ARE THEY FRIENDS?

    NEGATIVE: HE ISN´T A TEACHER


    I´M NOT A STUDENT
    THEY AREN´T FRIENDS

    SENTENCES USING A DIFERENT VERB: WORK – PLAY –


    STUDY…..
    AFFIRMATIVE: THEY PLAY TENNIS ON SUNDAY
    HE PLAYS TENNIS ON SUNDAY
    (REGLA DE LA TERCERA PERSONA SINGULAR: EN EL TIEMPO PRESENTE LOS
    VERBOS CONJUGADOS CON HE - SHE - IT SE LES AGREGA S)

    (EN INGLÉS ES OBLIGATORIO PREGUNTAR CON EL AUXILIAR Y NEGAR


    CON EL AUXILIAR)

    DO : I - YOU - WE - THEY -
    DOES : HE - SHE - IT -

    INTERROGATIVE: DO THEY PLAY TENNIS ON SUNDAY?


    DOES HE PLAY TENNIS ON SUNDAY?

    NEGATIVE: THEY DON´T PLAY TENNIS ON SUNDAY

    HE DOESN´T PLAY TENNIS ON SUNDAY


    PAST SIMPLE:
    SENTENCES USING BE: WAS - WERE
    I WAS – YOU WERE – HE WAS – SHE WAS – IT WAS –
    WE WERE – THEY WERE
    AFFIRMATIVE: HE WAS A TEACHER
    I WAS A STUDENT
    THEY WERE FRIENDS

    INTERROGATIVE: WAS HE A TEACHER?


    WAS I A STUDENT
    (WERE YOU A STUDENT)
    WERE THEY FRIENDS?

    NEGATIVE: HE WASN´T A TEACHER


    I WASN´T A STUDENT
    THEY WEREN´T FRIENDS
    SENTENCES USING A DIFERENT VERB: WORK – PLAY –
    STUDY – READ….
    AFFIRMATIVE: THEY PLAYED TENNIS ON SUNDAY
    (ELLOS JUGARON TENNIS EL DOMINGO)
    HE PLAYED TENNIS ON SUNDAY
    (ÉL JUGÓ TENNIS EL DOMINGO)
    (VERBOS REGULARES E IRREGULARES)

    VERBOS REGULARES AGREGAMOS ED

    VERBOS IRREGULARES

    Present past past participle

    SEE SAW SEEN


    BUY BOUGHT BOUGHT
    (ELLOS VIERON UNA PELÍCULA AYER)
    THEY SAW A MOVIE YESTERDAY
    AFFIRMATIVE: THEY PLAYED TENNIS ON SUNDAY
    HE WORKED LAST WEEK
    THEY SAW A MOVIE YESTERDAY
    (NO HAY REGLA DE TERCERA PERSONA)

    (ES OBLIGATORIO USAR AUXILIAR PARA NEGAR Y PARA PREGUNTAR)

    DID (PARA TODOS LOS PRONOMBRES)

    INTERROGATIVE: DID THEY PLAY TENNIS ON SUNDAY?


    (JUGARON ELLOS TENNIS EL DOMINGO?)

    DID HE WORK LAST WEEK?


    (TRABAJÓ ÉL LA SEMANA PASADA?)

    DID THEY SEE A MOVIE YESTERDAY?


    (VIERON ELLOS UNA PELÍCULA AYER?)
    NEGATIVE: THEY DIDN´T PLAY TENNIS ON SUNDAY
    HE DIDN´T WORK LAST WEEK
    THEY DIDN´T SEE A MOVIE YESTERDAY

    _________________________________________________

    CARLOS ESTÁ EN EL SALÓN DE CLASE

    CARLOS ESTUVO EN EL SALÓN DE CLASE

    ELLOS SON AMIGOS

    ELLOS ERAN AMIGOS


    CARLOS TRABAJA EN CASA

    CARLOS TRABAJÓ EN CASA

    ELLOS ESCRIBEN POEMAS

    ELLOS ESCRIBIERON POEMAS

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