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This document summarizes different tenses in English grammar including the present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, present perfect simple, will, and going to. For each tense it provides the positive, negative and interrogative forms, example sentences using the tense, time expressions commonly used with the tense, and the uses or meanings of the tense.
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- 6. Past simple +S/verbED/verboirregular(2ªcolumna)+S/verbED/verboirregular(2ªcolumna) - S/didn´t/verbo- S/didn´t/verbo ?Did/sujeto/verbo.?Did/sujeto/verbo. ExamplesExamples +I cleaned my bedroom.+I cleaned my bedroom. -I didn´t put the pencil on the table.-I didn´t put the pencil on the table. ?Did you put the pencil on the table??Did you put the pencil on the table?
- 7. Time expresion Last week,month, year a week,year ago... USES finished action
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- 9. Time expresion At nine o´clock, ten minutes ago, last night... Uses Aciones continuas que ocurren en un pesado.
- 10. Present perfect simple +Sujeto/have,has/verboED -Sujeto/haven´t,hasn´t/verbED ?Have,has/sujeto verbED EXAMPLES +I have painted -They haven´t cooked ?Has he sleeped?
- 11. Time expresion Ever, just, already, never, yet, for,since... Uses Para expresar una acción que ocurrió en el pasado y esta sucediendo en un presente.
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- 15. Time expresion: Tomorrow, later, soon, next week, in a hour... Uses: Certan future, plans and intentions.