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SIMPLE PRESENT
FREQUENCY ADVERBS
THERE IS THERE ARE / THE TIME
Simple Present
• Used to talk about daily routines.
Yes, I do.
No, I don’t
Remember
The rule of the s , you add s , es or ies in a affirmative sentence , when the subject is 3rd person in singular
(he/she/it)
Consonant + y = ies
o,s,ch,sh,z,x = es
For the rest = s
Indefinite
Always = siempre
Almost always= casi siempre
Usually = usualmente Definite
Generally = generalmente
Often = a menudo Everyday = todos los dias
Sometimes = a veces Every 2 days = cada dos dias
Occasionally = ocasionalmente Once a week = una vez a la semana
Seldom = rara vez Twice a month = dos veces al mes
Hardly ever = casi nunca Three times a year = tres veces al a;o
Never = nunca Every other week= cada dos semanas
Position of the adverb in a sentence
adverb another
(1) verb (2)
There is/ there are
• Used to say that something exists
AFFIRMATIVE: There is a cat on the sofa There are birds in the sky
NEGATIVE: There isn’t food on the plate There aren’t people on the streets
INTERROGATIVE: is there toothpaste? Are there animals in your house?
He lies a lot.
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11:30
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