2. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I am not sitting
on a chair, I am
sitting on a sofa
Now
You are not studying an
English course, you are
studying a French course
3. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Estructura en frases negativas:
Sujeto + am/are/is not + verbo -ing + resto de
la frase
Ejemplos:
I am not going out today / I’m not going…
You are not eating anything / You aren’t
eating…
It is not snowing this winter / It isn’t snowing…
We are not living in London any more / We
aren’t living…
4. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Exercise. Change the following sentences to
the negative form.
1) I am washing my car.
2) She is running a marathon.
3) We are travelling by train.
4) It is snowing right now.
5) He eats too many sweets.
6) Are you living here?
7) You are quite tall.
5. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Answers.
1) I’m not washing my car.
2) She isn’t running a marathon.
3) We aren’t travelling by train.
4) It isn’t snowing right now.
5) He doesn’t eat too many sweets.
6) You aren’t living here.
7) You aren’t quite tall.
6. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Structure in questions:
Am/are/is + Subject + verb-ing + rest of the
sentence + ?
Examples:
Am I speaking to you?
Are you working today?
It is not snowing this winter / It isn’t snowing…
We are not living in London any more / We
aren’t living…
7. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Estructura in preguntas:
Am/are/is + Subject + verb-ing + rest of the
sentence + ?
Ejemplos:
Am I speaking to you?
Are you working today?
It is not snowing this winter / It isn’t snowing…
We are not living in London any more / We
aren’t living…
8. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Exercise. Change the following sentences to
the question form.
1) I am brushing my teeth
2) He is running a marathon
3) You are cooking my favourite meal
4) She is coming now
5) You are too far
6) He likes watching horror movies
7) You are quite tall
9. PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Answers.
1) Am I brushing my teeth?
2) Is he running a marathon?
3) Are you cooking my favourite meal?
4) Is she is coming now?
5) Are you are too far?
6) Does he like watching horror movies?
7) Are you quite tall?
10. CAN / WOULD
Can y would son verbos modales. Nunca
pueden hacer la función de verbo principal.
Can = poder. Can not = can’t
Can se utiliza para varias situaciones. Can
sirve para expresar habilidad y posibilidad, pero
también peticiones:
Can I have the menu, please?
Excuse me teacher, can I go to the toilet?
You can speak English.
You can’t smoke here!
11. CAN / WOULD
Etructura:
+) Sujeto + can + infinitive + rest of sentence
-) Sujeto + can not + infinitive + rest of sentence
?) Can + sujeto + infinitive + rest of sentence ?
Ejemplos:
You can download music from the internet
I can not speak Chinese.
Can you come back tomorrow?
12. CAN / WOULD
Exercise. Write sentences using ‘can’:
1) you / open the window?
2) We / meet at the station.
3) I / not / swim in the sea.
4) They / talk for hours.
5) I / have a glass of water?
6) You / come to visit us when you want.
13. CAN / WOULD
Answers.
1) Can you open the window?
2) Can we meet at the station.
3) I can’t swim in the sea.
4) They can talk for hours.
5) Can I have a glass of water?
6) You can come to visit us when you want.
14. CAN / WOULD
Would (‘d) no suele tener traducción, aunque
en ocasiones se traduce por ‘poder’.
Excepto en ofrecimientos, would indica que la
situación no es real en el presente.
Al añadir would, en general el verbo principal
pasa a ser condicional: gusta – gustaría:
I like to meet them = Me gusta conocerles.
I’d like to meet them = Me gustaría conocerles.
15. CAN / WOULD
La forma negativa de would es WOULDN’T
(WOULD NOT)
Would se utiliza a menudo para ofrecer:
WOULD YOU LIKE…?
En otras ocasiones se utiliza para pedir:
I WOULD LIKE TO…
Would you like the menu?
Yes, and we’d like two beers, please.
Would you like anything else?
I would like a coffee.
16. CAN / WOULD
Exercise. Write sentences using ‘would’:
1) you / like something to drink?
2) I / like a coffee, please.
3) you / like to sit here?.
4) I / not / like to be in your position.
5) I / like a glass of wine.
6) you / come to visit us?
17. CAN / WOULD
Answers.
1) Would you like something to drink?
2) I’d (I would) like a coffee, please.
3) Would you like to sit here?.
4) I wouldn’t (I would not) like to be in your
position.
5) I’d (I would) like a glass of wine.
6) Would you come to visit us?
