I speak / you speak .- REVERSO (conjugación)
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The document provides a table conjugating the English verb "to speak" in its various tenses and forms. It lists the conjugations for each person (I, you, he/she/it, we, you, they) in the present, preterite, present participle, past participle, and various compound tenses including present continuous, present perfect, future, future perfect, past continuous, past perfect, future continuous, present perfect continuous, past perfect continuous, and future perfect continuous. It notes that in English, the conjugated forms are the same for the second person singular and plural (you) and the first person plural (we) and third person plural (they).
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The document discusses weak and strong syllables in English. It defines a weak syllable as one that has a reduced vowel sound like schwa (/ə/) or one of three other vowel types. It provides many examples of words containing weak syllables based on their spelling patterns. The document also discusses weak forms in English, where unstressed words are pronounced differently than their stressed counterparts. Teaching weak forms is important for both improving students' English pronunciation and listening comprehension.
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The document discusses weak and strong syllables in English. It defines a weak syllable as one that has a reduced vowel sound like schwa (/ə/) or one of three other vowel types. It provides many examples of words containing weak syllables based on their spelling patterns. The document also discusses weak forms in English, where unstressed words are pronounced differently than their stressed counterparts. Teaching weak forms is important for both improving students' English pronunciation and listening comprehension.
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This document provides a grammatical summary of the English and Spanish languages in Spanish. It covers the following topics:
- The verbs "to be", "to have", and "to do" in English and their uses, conjugations, contractions and translations to Spanish.
- English pronouns, possessive adjectives, personal pronouns as subjects and objects.
- Demonstrative adjectives in English and concordance.
- The impersonal "there is/there are" in English and its uses.
- Indefinite pronouns and interrogative words in English like some, any, no, everyone, somewhere, whom, which and others.
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I speak / you speak .- REVERSO (conjugación)
- 1. 18/10/17 15:39 Página 1 de 1about:blank Present I speak you speak he/she/it speaks we speak you speak they speak Preterite I spoke you spoke he/she/it spoke we spoke you spoke they spoke Indicative to speak Infinitive speak let's speak speak Imperative Present speaking Past spoken Participle In English, the conjugated forms are the same for the following persons: you, we and they. having spoken Past participle In English, the conjugated forms are the same for the following persons: you, we and they. Present continuous I am speaking you are speaking he/she/it is speaking we are speaking you are speaking they are speaking Present perfect I have spoken you have spoken he/she/it has spoken we have spoken you have spoken they have spoken Future I will speak you will speak he/she/it will speak we will speak you will speak they will speak Future perfect I will have spoken you will have spoken he/she/it will have spoken we will have spoken you will have spoken they will have spoken Past continuous I was speaking you were speaking he/she/it was speaking we were speaking you were speaking they were speaking Past perfect I had spoken you had spoken he/she/it had spoken we had spoken you had spoken they had spoken Future continuous I will be speaking you will be speaking he/she/it will be speaking we will be speaking you will be speaking they will be speaking Present perfect continuous I have been speaking you have been speaking he/she/it has been speaking we have been speaking you have been speaking they have been speaking Past perfect continuous I had been speaking you had been speaking he/she/it had been speaking we had been speaking you had been speaking they had been speaking Future perfect continuous I will have been speaking you will have been speaking he/she/it will have been speaking we will have been speaking you will have been speaking they will have been speaking Conjugación del verbo speak en inglés con Formas simples Formas compuestas Indicative ©2017 Reverso Softissimo. Todos los derechos reservados Conjugación