The document discusses different tenses and aspects related to speaking French and English. It provides examples of sentences using various verb conjugations and tenses, including present, past, future, conditional, progressive, and perfect tenses. Questions are included under each example to illustrate yes/no responses. The focus is on conjugating regular and irregular verbs in English according to subject and tense.

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She speaks france today
She doesn´t speak english today
Does she speak english today?
Yes she do/no she don´t
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She spoke france yesterday
She didn´t speak france yesterday
Does she speak english yesterday
Yes she do /n she doesn´t
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She is speaking france now
She isn’t speaking english now
Is she speaking english now
Yes she is/no she is n´t
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She was speak france yesterday
She wasn´t speak france yesteerday
Was she speak france yesterday
Yes,she was/no she wasn´t
Subject+verb+e/es
Subject+verb past+object
Subject+am/is/are+verb
(ing)+object
Sub+was/were+verb(ing)+obj

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She Will speak france tomorrow
She willn´t speak france tomorrow
Will she speak france tomorrow
Yes she Will/No she wont´t
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She is going to speak france next year
She isn´t going to speak france next year
Is she going to france next year
Yes,she is/no,she isn´t
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She had speak france last year
She hadn´t speak france last year
Had she speak france last year
Yes,she had/no she hadn´t
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She had spoke france yesterday
She hadn´t speak english yetserday
Had she spoke france yesterday
Yes, she had/No, she hadn´t
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She should speak france today
She shouldn´t speak france today
Should she speaks france today
Yes, she should/No, she should
S+Will+v(base form)
Subject+to
be+auxiliary
verb+principal
verb+complement
S+have/has+past
participle
S+had+past particple
S+modal verb+past
particple+complement