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    The document compares the grammar structures of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English and Spanish. It outlines the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of both tenses, providing examples for each. Key differences are that the present simple uses verbs without an auxiliary, while the present continuous uses the auxiliary "to be" in English and forms of "ser" or "estar" in Spanish.

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    The document compares the grammar structures of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English and Spanish. It outlines the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of both tenses, providing examples for each. Key differences are that the present simple uses verbs without an auxiliary, while the present continuous uses the auxiliary "to be" in English and forms of "ser" or "estar" in Spanish.

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    The document compares the grammar structures of the present simple and present continuous tenses in English and Spanish. It outlines the affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms of both tenses, providing examples for each. Key differences are that the present simple uses verbs without an auxiliary, while the present continuous uses the auxiliary "to be" in English and forms of "ser" or "estar" in Spanish.

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    PRESENT

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    PRESENT SIMPLE
    CONTINUOUS

    ESTRUTURA GRAMATICAL EN ESTRUCTURA GRAMATICAL EN


    AFIRMATIVO AFIRMATIVO

    Sujeto  +  verbo to be  +  verbo en Sujeto + Verbo + Complemento.


    gerundio  +  complemento.
    EXAMPLE:
    EXAMPLE:

    She is reading a new book..


    I works whit my uncle

    ESTRUCTURA GRAMATICAL EN NEGATIVA ESTRUCTURA GRAMATICAL EN NEGATIVA

    Sujeto  +  verbo to be  +  not  +  verbo Sujeto + Auxiliar “do” o “does” +


    en gerundio  +  complemento. NOT + Verbo + Complemento.
    EXAMPLE:
    EXAMPLE:
    She is not running every day.
    He does not live in Tumbes.

    ESTRUCTURA GRAMATICAL ESTRUCTURA GRAMATICAL


    INTERROGATIVA INTERROGATIVA

    Verbo to be  +  sujeto  +  verbo en Auxiliar “do” o “does” + sujeto +


    gerundio  +  complemento  +  ? verbo + complemento + ?
    EXAMPLE:
    EXAMPLE:
    Is she dancing ballet?
    Do you study English every day?

    Respuesta a la pregunta anterior: Respuesta a la pregunta anterior:

    No, She is not dancing ballet. Yes, I study English in the University.

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