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 USES EXAMPLE
• THE PAST SIMPLE IS USED FOR (+) SUBJET + VERB IN PAST + COMPLEMENT
SENTENCES IN WHICH THE
IDEA, ACT, OR STATE HAS HARRY WORKED YESTERDAY
ALREADY BEEN COMPLETED. IT
SIMPLE PAST COULD HAVE ENDED FIVE (-) SUBJET + DID NOT +INFINITIVE VERB + COMPLEMENT
MINUTES AGO OR FIVE
CENTURIES AGO, THE ENDING HARRY DIDN´T WORK YESTERDAY
TIME DOES NOT MATTER, THE
ONLY IMPORTANT THING IS (¿) DID + SUBJET + INFINITIVE VERB + COMPLEMENT +?
THAT IT IS TALKING ABOUT
SOMETHING THAT NO LONGER DID HARRY WORK YESTERDAY?
HAPPENS OR EXISTS IN THE
PRESENT.

(+) PRONOUN + WILL + COMPLEMENT

• WE USE WILL IS USED TO
EXPRESS A PROMISE, A SHE WILL REMEMBER HIM
PREDICTION OR SOMETHING
WILL THAT YOU WANT TO DO IN THE (-) PRONOUN + WILL NOT +COMPLEMENT
FUTURE.
SHE WON´T REMEMBER HIM

(¿) WILL + PRONOUN + COMPLEMENT + ?

WIL SHE REMEMBRE HIM?

(+) PRONOUN + VERB BE + GOING TO + COMPLEMENT

• WE USE BE GOING TO TO TELL
ABAUT A SITUATION THAT IS I AM GOING TO WORK TOMORROW
ALREADY PLANNED. IT
GOING TO EXPRESSES YHE INTENTION (-) PRONOUN + VERB BE + NOT GOING TO + COMPLEMENT
OF A PERSON TO DO
SOMETHING IN THE FUTURE. IT I AM NOT GOING TO WORK TOMORROW
CAN BE A REALISTIC PLAN OR
NOT. (¿) VERB BE + PRONOUN + GOING TO + COMPLEMENT + ?

AM I GOING TO WORK TOMORROW?