This document discusses verb tenses in Spanish, including the verb "to be" and its conjugations in present, present progressive, and past progressive tenses for singular and plural subjects. It also covers the simple verbal tenses of future, present, and past using the verbs "do/does" as well as the use of "would". The tenses are presented with their affirmative, negative, and interrogative forms.

1. TIEMPOS VERBALES
VERBO TO-BE

2. TO-BE
PERSONAL
PRONOUS
SINGULAR
I,YOU,
HE,SHE,IT
PLURAL
WE, YOUR,
THEY
PRESEN TENSE
AFIRMATIVE
I AM
NEGATIVE
I AM NOT
INFORMATIVE
I AM...?

3. PRESENTE
PROGRESIVE
AFIRMATIVE
I AM STUDYING
NEGATIVE
I’M NOT
STUDYING
READING
STRATEGIES
INTERROGATIVE
I’M STUDYING?

4. PAST
PROGRESIVE
AFIRMATIVE
I WAS STUDYING
INTERROGATIVE
WAS I
STADYING?
READING
STRATEGIES
NEGATIVE
I WASN’T
STUDYING

5. SIMPLE VERBAL
TENSE
Future
Will, going
To,+-¿?Rshort
Presente
DO
DOES
¿?-R/ SHORT
Past
DO
DOES
¿?-R/ Short
AFIRMATIVE
I WORK…
SHE WORK…
NEGATIVE
I DON’T WORK
SHE DOSN’T WORK
INTERROGATIVE
DO I WORK?
DOES SHE WORK?
Would
¿?+-R/short
Reading estrateges