Proyecto Ingles 5TO CICLO

Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco
“Estudio en la Duda, Acción en la Fe”
Basic
Ramírez López, Mario Alberto
Present Simple S + Verb + Complement
S+ V+ C Affirmative Negative Questions
I S + V + (s) S + don´t / doesn´t + V Do / Does + S + V + Complement + ?
You I work I don´t work Do I work?

eat You work You don´t work Do You work?
We
They He works He doesn´t work Does He work?
She Works She doesn´t work Does She work?
He It works It doesn´t work Does It work?
She eat s We work We don´t work Do We work?
It You work You don´t work Do You work?

They work They don´t work Do They work?
1.My mother and I eat souseges (eat)
2.We drink milk every morning (drink)
3.My causin speaks English very well (speak)
4.Danna and her Friends does the homework (do)
5.I wont to sleep how. I am very tired (sleep)
6.My mother reads a story every evening (read)
7.I a letter write to santa Claus (write)
8.My sister lives is a beautiful house (live)
1. In the present simple, we add an S to the verb in the third person
singular.
Examples: ask, asks, love, loves
2. We add es to those verbs ending Ch, SS, Sh, O, X
Examples: teach, teaches. Pass, Passes. Push, Pushes. Go, Goes.
Mix, Mixes.
3. We add S to those verbs ending in vowel + Y
Examples: Say, Says
4. We add ies to we verbs in consonant +Y, We
examples: Fly, Flies, Carry, Carries
Simple Past Tense
In making a positive simple past statement, the pattern is:
Subject + Verb in past form
He washed his car
Para acciones o actividades que ya ocurrieron
Did para acciones en negativo y preguntas

Example Simple Past tense
Positive Negative Questions

Subject + To be + Verb (ing) + C Subject + did not / didn´t + V (base form) Did + Subject + V (base form)+?
You Saw me yesterday You didn´t See me yesterday Did you See me yesterday?
Nick Took his medicine Nick didn´t Take his medicine Did Nick Take his medicine?
She Gave you the book She didnt Give you the book Did She Give you the book?
Adverb of frequency
Affirmative Example
Subject + Adverb + Main verb Subjetc + BE + Adver
Daniel always passes his exams He is always happy
Always I always study after class
Usually I usually walk to work
Normally/Generally I normally get good marks
Often / Frequently I often read in bed at night
Sometimes I sometimes sing in the shower
Occasionally I occasionally go to bed late
Seldom I seldom put salt on muy food
Hardly ever / Rarely never Vegetarians never eat meat
My family and I are always busy an saturdays. In the morning, my
sister Olivia and I play (play) basketball and then she goes (go) and
roller blading, so I usually help (help) mun with the shopping. In the
afternoon, Dad and I make (make) model planes and then in the
evening we all watch a film togetter. Saturday is my favorite day.
Was or Were
Subject + Was / Were + Verb (ing) + C
Was (Singular) / Were (Plural)
I, She, He, It / You, We, They
Negative
Affirmative Questions
S + V (to be) + was not (wasn´t) /
S + V (to be) + Ing V (to be) + S + Ing + ?
were not (weren´t) + ing + C
I was in the house last night I was not/wasn´t buying fruits
He was running yesterday He was not/wasn´t running yesterday Was He running yesterday?
She was running yesterday They were not/weren´t in the park Was She running yesterday?
You were playing soccer You were not /weren´t playing soccer Were You playing soccer?
We were playing soccer We were not /weren´t playing soccer Were We playing soccer?
They were in the park They were not/weren´t in the park Were They in the park?
Present progressive
La estructura del presente progresivo es una combinación de dos

verbos, uno es el verbo "to be" y el otro es el verbo que indica la
acción, este terminando con "ing".
Subject + Verb To Be + Verb (ing)
I am runing
• Básicamente (y de forma generalizada) el gerundio se forma agregando la terminación "-
ing" al verbo
• Verbos que terminen en la letra "-e" se les va a quitar esta letra y agregar terminación "-
ing“
• Verbos en donde se dobla la consonante final y se agrega terminación "-ing" (casos
concretos)
Example Present progressive
Affirmative Negative Questions

Subject + To be + Verb (ing) + C Subject + To be + Not + Verb (ing) + C To be + Subject + Verb (ing) + C + ?
I am Reading a book I am not Reading a book Am I Reading a book?
She is Reading a book She isn´t Reading a book Is She Reading a book?
He is Reading a book He isn´t Reading a book Is He Reading a book?
It is raining It isn´t raining Is It raning?
We are Reading a book We aren´t Reading a book Are We reading a book?
You are Reading a book You aren´t Reading a book Are You reading a book?
They are Reading a book They aren´t Reading a book Are They Reading a book?
Past progressive
La estructura del presente progresivo es una combinación de dos

verbos, uno es el verbo "to be" y el otro es el verbo que indica la
acción, este terminando con "ing".
Past Progressive + when + Simple past
I am runing
ing" al verbo
ing“
concretos)
Example Past progressive

Subject + To be + Verb (ing) + C Subject + To be + Not + Verb (ing) + C To be + Subject + Verb (ing) + C + ?
I am Reading a book I am not Reading a book Am I Reading a book?
She is Reading a book She isn´t Reading a book Is She Reading a book?
He is Reading a book He isn´t Reading a book Is He Reading a book?
It is raining It isn´t raining Is It raning?
We are Reading a book We aren´t Reading a book Are We reading a book?
You are Reading a book You aren´t Reading a book Are You reading a book?
They are Reading a book They aren´t Reading a book Are They Reading a book?
Past participle
Experiences in the past with a result in the present
S + Aux + Has / Have + V (Past participle) + C

ing" al verbo
ing“
concretos)
Example Past participle

S + Has / Have + V (participle) + C S + Has / Has Not /Haven´t + V (participle) + C Has /Have + S + V (participle) + C?
I has run in the park I has not / hasn´t run in the park
He has run in the park He has run in the park Has He run in the park?
She has run in the park She has not / hasn´t run in the park Has She run in the park?
It has run in park It has not / hasn´t run in park Has It run in park?
You have run in the park You have not / haven´t run in the park Have You run in the park?
We have run in the park We have not / haven´t run in the park Has We run in the park?
They have run in the park They have not / haven´t run in the park Have They run in the park?

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Universidad Juárez Autónoma de Tabasco

“Estudio en la Duda, Acción en la Fe”

S+ V+ C Affirmative Negative Questions

I S + V + (s) S + don´t / doesn´t + V Do / Does + S + V + Complement + ?

You I work I don´t work Do I work?

He It works It doesn´t work Does It work?

She eat s We work We don´t work Do We work?

It You work You don´t work Do You work?

In making a positive simple past statement, the pattern is:

Subject + Verb in past form

He washed his car

Para acciones o actividades que ya ocurrieron

Did para acciones en negativo y preguntas

Positive Negative Questions

La estructura del presente progresivo es una combinación de dos

Affirmative Negative Questions

La estructura del presente progresivo es una combinación de dos

Affirmative Negative Questions

Experiences in the past with a result in the present

S + Aux + Has / Have + V (Past participle) + C

• Básicamente (y de forma generalizada) el gerundio se forma agregando la terminación "-

Affirmative Negative Questions

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