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- 1. By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez LUIS CERNUDA PRIMARY SCHOOL
- 2. INTERROGATIVENEGATIVEPOSITIVE I walk You walk She walks He walks It walks We walk You walk They walk I don’t walk You don’t walk She doesn’t walk He doesn’t walk It doesn’t walk We don’t walk You don’t walk They don’t walk Do I walk? Do you walk? Does she walk? Does he walk? Does it walk? Do we walk? Do you walk? Do they walk? By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez
- 3. I lived You lived She lived He lived It lived We lived You lived They lived I didn’t live You didn’t live She didn’t live He didn’t live It didn’t live We didn’t live You didn’t live They didn’t live Did I live? Did you live? Did she live? Did he live? Did it live? Did we live? Did you live? Did they live? INTERROGATIVENEGATIVEPOSITIVE By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez
- 4. INTERROGATIVENEGATIVEPOSITIVE I am eating You are eating She is eating He is eating It is eating We are eating You are eating They are eating I am not eating You are not eating She is not eating He is not eating It is not eating We are not eating You are not eating They are not eating Am I eating? Are you eating? Is she eating? Is he eating? Is it eating? Are we eating? Are you eating? Are they eating? By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez
- 5. NEGATIVE I was jumping You were jumping She was jumping He was jumping It was jumping We were jumping You were jumping They were jumping I was not jumping You were not jumping She was not jumping He was not jumping It was not jumping We were not jumping You were not jumping They were not jumping Was I jumping? Were you jumping? Was she jumping? Was he jumping? Was it jumping? Were we jumping? Were you jumping? Were they jumping? INTERROGATIVEPOSITIVE By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez
- 6. I have gone You have gone She has gone He has gone It has gone We have gone You have gone They have gone I haven’t gone You haven’t gone She hasn’t gone He hasn’t gone It hasn’t gone We haven’t gone You haven’t gone They haven’t gone Have I gone? Have you gone? Has she gone? Has he gone? Has it gone? Have we gone? Have you gone? Have they gone? The present perfect simple expresses an action that is still going on or that has stopped recently, but has an influence on the present. It puts emphasis on the result. For irregular verbs, use the participle form. For regular verbs, just add “ed”. INTERROGATIVENEGATIVEPOSITIVE By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez
- 7. I had seen You had seen She had seen He had seen It had seen We had seen You had seen They had seen I hadn’t seen You hadn’t seen She hadn’t seen He hadn’t seen It hadn’t seen We hadn’t seen You hadn’t seen They hadn’t seen Had I seen? Had you seen? Had she seen? Had he seen? Had it seen? Had we seen? Had you seen? Had they seen? The past perfect simple expresses an action taking place before a certain time in the past , but has an influence on the present. It puts emphasis only on the fact, not the duration. For irregular verbs, use the participle form. For regular verbs, just add “ed”. INTERROGATIVENEGATIVEPOSITIVE By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez
- 8. I will talk You will talk She will talk He will talk It will talk We will talk You will talk They will talk I won’t talk You won’t talk She won’t talk He won’t talk It won’t talk We won’t talk You won’t talk They won’t talk Will I talk? Will you talk? Will she talk? Will he talk? Will it talk? Will we talk? Will you talk? Will they talk? We use will when we decide to do something at the time of speaking, not before. INTERROGATIVENEGATIVEPOSITIVE By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez
- 9. I am going to talk You are going to talk She is going to talk He is going to talk It is going to talk We are going to talk You are going to talk They are going to talk Am I going to talk? Are you going to talk? Is she going to talk? Is he going to talk? Is it going to talk? Are we going to talk? Are you going to talk? Are they going to talk? I am not going to talk You are not going to talk She is not going to talk He is not going to talk It is not going to talk We are not going to talk You are not going to talk They are not going to talk We use going to when we have already decided to do something before the time of speaking. INTERROGATIVENEGATIVEPOSITIVE By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez
- 10. INTERROGATIVENEGATIVEPOSITIVE I walk You walk She walks He walks It walks We walk You walk They walk I don’t walk You don’t walk She doesn’t walk He doesn’t walk It doesn’t walk We don’t walk You don’t walk They don’t walk Do I walk? Do you walk? Does she walk? Does he walk? Does it walk? Do we walk? Do you walk? Do they walk? We use the present simple with future meaning only when we talk about timetables, programmes, schedules… (public transport, cinema, school timetables…) By: Lucía Ábalos Álvarez