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    The document provides rules for conjugating verbs for the third person singular (he, she, it) in Spanish. It states that for most verbs, an "s" is added to the end of the verb. For verbs ending in "-o", "-sh", "-ch", "-ss", "-x", "-z", "-y", an "es" is added instead. For verbs ending in "y", the "y" changes to "ies". It then provides examples of sentences using the third person singular of verbs. It also provides examples of negative sentences using "doesn't" and "don't", and questions using "do" and "does".

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    The document provides rules for conjugating verbs for the third person singular (he, she, it) in Spanish. It states that for most verbs, an "s" is added to the end of the verb. For verbs ending in "-o", "-sh", "-ch", "-ss", "-x", "-z", "-y", an "es" is added instead. For verbs ending in "y", the "y" changes to "ies". It then provides examples of sentences using the third person singular of verbs. It also provides examples of negative sentences using "doesn't" and "don't", and questions using "do" and "does".

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    The document provides rules for conjugating verbs for the third person singular (he, she, it) in Spanish. It states that for most verbs, an "s" is added to the end of the verb. For verbs ending in "-o", "-sh", "-ch", "-ss", "-x", "-z", "-y", an "es" is added instead. For verbs ending in "y", the "y" changes to "ies". It then provides examples of sentences using the third person singular of verbs. It also provides examples of negative sentences using "doesn't" and "don't", and questions using "do" and "does".

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    REGLAS IMPORTANTES PARA: HE,

    SHE, IT
    1.Se añade “s” al final del verbo
    cook-s cooks /cocinar/ jump-s jumps /saltar/ run-s runs /correr /
    play-s plays /jugar/ call –s calls /llamar/ dance-s dances/bailar/
    2. Se añade “es” a los verbos que terminan en "-o","-sh", "-ch" , "-ss", "-x" , "-z", "-y“.
    to go goes /ir/ to wish wishes /desear/ to express expresses /expresar/
    to fix fixes /arreglar/ to Kiss kisses /besar/ to watch watches /mirar/
    to buzz buzzes /murmullar/
    3. Para los verbos que terminan en “y” se cambia por “ies”
    To fly --- He flies -- Él vuela
    To study---- She studies ---- Ella estudia
    ORACIONES CON TERCERA PERSONA

    My mother COOKS (cook)fish and salad for lunch.


    Our uncle SELLS (sell)his car.
    Your grandfather READS (read) the newspaper every day.
    His son PLAYS (play)the guitar and piano.
    Her mother NOT TRAVELS to La Paz.
    Your sister HAS (have)a cat and two dogs.
    ORACIONES NEGATIVAS

    SUBJECT + DON’T/DOESN’T + VERB + COMPLEMENT


    DON’T DOESN’T

    I don’t drink coffee./ Yo no tomo café. He doesn’t work in the bank./ Él no trabaja en el banco
    You don’t read stories./ Tú no lees cuentos She doesn’t clean her bedroom./Ella no limpia su cuarto
    We don’t sing in the nigth./ The rabbit doesn’t jump very high. El conejo no salta muy alto
    The nurses don't come to their houses. Maria doesn’t speak italian./ Maria no habla italiano
    They don’t watch the television. The boy doesn´t study at his friend's house.
    My friends don't call the ambulance. The lawyer doesn´t lose the case.
    Tom and I don´t travel to china. Julio doesn´t clean his bedroom.
    ORACIONES INTERROGATIVAS EN
    PRESENTE SIMPLE
    Para realizar preguntas usamos el auxiliar DO y DOES
    DO es para I, YOU, WE, THEY
    DOES es para HE, SHE, IT

    Do you like ice cream? Yes, I do – No, I don’t. - ¿ Te gusta el helado?


    Do you live in Oruro?. Yes, I do – No, I don’t - ¿ Tú vives en Oruro?
    Do we study every day? Yes, We do. No, we don’t -¿
    Does she dance well? Yes, she does – No, she doesn’t
    Do they read at the night? Yes, they do .
    Does he fix the car? Yes, he does. No he doesn’t
    What do you do? I do my homework. I clean my bedroom.
    What do you think? I think about my exam tomorrow.
    Practice N°
    AÑADE “S” O “ES” A LOS VERBOS
    ESCRIBE LA OPCIÓN CORRECTA

    COMPLETA LOS ESPACIOS VACIOS CON don’t o doesn’t

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