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1past progressive: use ing and was wereuse past continuous to talk about activities that were in progress in the past
2present progressive : use ing and verb to beuse to indicate actions that are done at the moment
3simple past : could ed did didntuse to indicate a specific moment in the past
4simple present: use the adverbs of manner do does dont doesnt in third person and afirmative form agree s in the final of the verbuse to indicate for habits and daily actions
5comparative: use "er" and "est"use to comparate two persons objescts and animals
6superlative: use "ly" "more"/"most"use to compare two or more objects persons and animals
7adverbs of frecuencie: use for actions for simple presentnever sometimes often normally usually and always
8Questions words: The question words like in Spanish seek to obtain information about a specific topic. There are several question words in English and many are also derived forms but for the moment we will focus on 7 in particular.What? - ¿Qué? ¿Cuál?
Where? - ¿Dónde?
When? - ¿Cuando?
Why? - ¿Por qué?
Who? - ¿Quién?
How? - ¿Cómo?
Which? - ¿Cuál?
9All of them are as easy to use as in Spanish, the only confusion you can have is in the case of What and Which, if you look, have a common meaning. In the case is Which is used to ask when the response options are clearly defined.For example we could ask:
Which is the men’s bathroom?
Wath is youre name?
10The possessive case is one of the ways of expressing possession in English when the possessor is a person, an animal, or a country; The other is with the Preposition "of"1 - When the possessor is in singular:
POSSESSOR + ('S) + THING POSSIBLE (without item)
My father’s car = El coche de mi padre
Mary’s book = El libro de Mary
The cat's ears = Las orejas del gato
France's cities = las ciudades de Francia
112 - When the holder is in the plural ending in "-s": POSSESSOR + (') + THING POSSIBLE (without item) My friends’ car = El coche de mis amigos3 - When the holder is in plural that does not end in "-s":
POSSESSOR + ('S) + THING POSSIBLE (without item)
The children’s toys = Los juguetes de los niños
124 - When the possessor is a proper name ending in "-s" admits the two options. POSSESSOR + ('S) + THING POSSIBLE (without item) Charles’s car = El coche de Carlos POSEEDOR + ( ‘ ) + COSA POSEÍDA Charles’ car = El coche de Carlos5 - When the possessor is an object, the preposition "of" is used:
The leg of the table = La pata de la mesa
13positive adjective are:my , your , his , her , its , our , your , theirThey refer to who owns and not to the possessed in general they precede nouns
14The possessive pronouns in englis are: mine , yours ,his , hers , ours , yours , theirsindicate possession and are invariable they are never preceded by an article
15There "followed by the verb" to be "in singular or plural, as appropriate.There is': is used with countable nouns in singular and with countless nouns.
There are: 'is used with plural accounting nouns.
16Quantifiers: Quantifiers indicate the amount of a name. Are the answers to the question "How many?". Like articles, quantifiers define a name and are always placed in front of the name. Some can be used only with accounting names, others only with countless names and others with both.We use quantifiers to express the idea of quantity or number. In the following summary you can study how and when to use them
17"Because" is used to connect the effect and cause, or heading a clause that answers interrogative sentences (why?) Or expresses a reason or explanation. Translated as "because", "since", "since", this word is also a conjunction, and by following "of" can become a preposition. Find out what it means because and how to use this word.Why is the house so dirty?
Because the children had a food fight.
Why are you sad?
Because my boyfriend broke up with me.
Why are you so excited?
Because Maná is going to have a concert here next month.
18Names of the teamCarlos Meza
Israel Bonilla
David Jaimes
José Gabriel Avila