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FICHAS DE INGLES
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- 1PRESENT SIMPLE the simple present is used for actions that are occurred and refer to what is currently actualAffirmative
subject + verb
negative
subject + auxiliary verb + denial + verb
interrogative
auxiliary verb + subject + verb? - 2PRESENT PROGRESSIVE The present progressive is used for actions that are happening nowAffirmative
subject + verb to be + verb + ING
Negative
subject + verb to be + denial + verb + ING
Interrogative
verb to be + subject + verb + ING? - 3Past simple We use the past simple for complete actions in the pastAffirmative
subject + verb in past
Negative
subject + verb to be + denial + verb
Interrogative
verb to be + subject? - 4Past progressive we use the past progressive to describe an action that begin in the past and continued over period of timeAffirmative
subject + verb to be (was) + verb + ING
Negative
subject + verb to be + denial + verb + ING
Interrogative
verb to be + subject + verb + ING? - 5Comparatives We use the comparatives to compare differences between TWO OBJECTS OR PERSONSName(subject one) + verb to be + verb + er + than + name (subject two)
or
Name (subject one) + verb to be + more + verb+ name(subject two) - 6Superlatives we use the comparatives to compare differences between THREE OR MORE OBJECTS OR PERSONSName + verb to be + verb + est + objects or persons
Name + verb to be + the most + verb irregular + object or noun - 7Future simple The future simple refers to a time after the present and expresses facts certaintiesAffirmative
subject + will + principal verb
Negative
subject + will + not + principal verb
Interrogative
will + subject + principal verb - 8A lot of It used in affirmative sentences in front of a noun In oral English, a lot of can also be used in interrogative and negative phrasesaccountant in plural:
I HAVE GOT A LOT OF BOOKS
uncountable:
I HAVE GOT A LOT OF WORK - 9Much It is used in interrogative and negative phrases, in front of an uncountablenoun (singular):
How much water is there in the swimming-pool?
There is not much water in the swimming-pool - 10Many It is used in interrogative and negative sentences, in front of a pluralaccounting noun:
How many apples are there in the basket?
There are not many apples in the basket. - 11Should It is used to give advice. It indicates that something is good and therefore should be done. It is a recommendation, not an obligation It has less tax force than must and have toyou should go to the doctor.
- 12HAVE TO Have to is a semi-modal verb that is used very frequently in English to express obligationyou have to do your homework
- 13MUST MUST is a modal verb that is used mainly to express obligation and prohibition.you must find work to live
- 14ADVERBS WITH "LY" Adjectives tell us something about a person or a thing Adverbs tell us in what way someone does somethingShe is very careful.
She drives carefully. - 15A/AN Use "a" before all words that begin with consonant sound. In English, almost all words beginning with a consonant will be preceded by the article "a"Use "an" before all words beginning with vowel sounds. In English, almost all words beginning with vowels will be preceded by article "an"
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