The document contains 5 Spanish sentences with their English translations. It discusses the use of question tags in affirmative and negative sentences in English. Specifically: 1) The document provides 5 examples of Spanish sentences and their English translations. 2) It explains that affirmative sentences use negative question tags, while negative sentences use affirmative question tags in English. 3) Various tenses are covered including present, past, present perfect and future.

1. traducir las siguiente oraciónes usando el tag cueson
mi primo viajara a los estados unidos el proximo mes.:Mycousinwill travel tothe UnitedStatesnext
month.
mi hermana no trabajo en el hospital:Mysisterworkinthe hospital
luis no nado en el rio con sus amigos :Luisswimminginthe riverwithhisfriends
ellos estudiaron los verbos de Ingles:TheystudiedEnglishverbs
carina durmio a noche en casa:Carinadidnotsleepatnightat home.
Oraciones Afirmativas
(El verbo auxiliar en el "tag" es
negativo.)
Oraciones Negativas
(El verbo auxiliar en el "tag" es
afirmativo.)
to be
You're a teacher, aren't you? You aren't a teacher, are you?
He's tired, isn't he? He isn't tired, is he?
Tiempo Presente
You speak English, don't you? You don't speak English, do you?
He swims, doesn't he? He doesn't swim, does he?
Tiempo Pasado
He went to school, didn't he? He didn't go to school, did he?
Presente Perfecto
You have finished, haven't you? You haven't finished, have you?
He has left, hasn't he? He hasn't left, has he?
Futuro
She will cook, won't she? She won't cook, will she?