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SIMPLE (+) I drank soda yesterday (+) I play soccer everyday (+) I will eat pozole
(-) I didn´t drink soda yest (-) I don´t play soccer everyday (-) I won´t eat pozole
(?) Did you drink soda yesterday? (?) Do you play soccer every day? (?) Will you eat pozole?
CONTINUOS (?) were you cooking? (?) are you sleeping? (?) what willyou be doing at 6 pm?
(-) I wasn´t cooking (-) I am not sleeping (-) I won´t be doing homework
PRESENT PEFECT (+) I had done homework (+) I have eaten tacos (he comido) (+) I
(+) did had you done homework? (?) does she have eaten tacos?
Yo habia____
Nosotros habíamos______
El/ella han_______
PERFECT CONTINUOS
could you tell me what time will i don´t sure if there are video games
eat tomorrow? in my house?
could you tell me if the boy had
i don´t remeber if there was a car in
been playing during the day?
EMBEDDED QUESTIONS I don't remember if you work the garage?
today?
i don´t remember if she had been
could you tell me if the small has
I don´t know if the school is been open in the pandemic? working here?
open?
could you tell me where the dog had i don´t sure if baruch is at work?
been?
Do you have to work everyday? yes,I have to work everyday / no, I don't have to do homework.
Does she have to cook all the time? yes she has to cook all the time. / no, she doesn't have to cook everyday.
What do you have to do? / what does she have to do? I have to clean my house. / She has to make breakfast.
did you have to buy a house? no, I didn't have to buy a house.
Did you used to be thin? yes, i used to be thin / no i didn't used to be thin.
Did she used to play futbol everyday? yes, she used to play futbol. / no, she didn't used to play futbol
is necessary use time expression. action that began in the past and continue in the present.
they´ve
he´s
she´s
MUST IS FORMAL AND STRONG OBLIGATION USE IN OFFICE, WORK AND SCHOOL DEBO, DEBEMOS
UNCERTAINTY
he might be working
COULD PODRIA
APPARENTLY APARENTEMENTE.
I WILL BE ABLE TO
I MAY BE ABLE TO
I WON'T BE ABLE TO
WISH/ WISHES. IN PRESENT DESERIA i wish in the present, second sentences in the past.
Do you wish you could (poder) speak english? yes , i wish i spoke english well