LAE IV

LAE IV

1. PRESENT PERFEC PROGRESSIVE

   • Is used to talk about an action that started in the past and continues in the present.
     • STRUCTURE
       • sujeto+have-has+been+verb+ing
         • EXAMPLE
           • Afirmativo: I have been studying for 2 hours this afternoon. He has been working in this company since 2000. Interrogativo: Have you been studying for a long time? Has he been working here for a long time? Negativo: No, I haven’t been studying for a long time. No, he hasn’t been working here for a long time.
         • have not- has not +been + gerundio
           • have-has +gerundio + complement?

2. THIRD CONDITIONAL

   • The third conditional in English is the one used to talk about things that did not happen, or to imagine what would have happened if things had been different.
     • STRUCTURE
       • if + noun + verb in past participle+complement+would+have+verb in participle+complement.
         • EXAMPLE
           • If we had bought the TV, we would have watched the game at home
             • If you hadn’t written the letter, you wouldn’t have gotten the discount
               • Would you have finished the report if you had had more time?

3. PRESENT SIMPLE Y PRESENT CONTINUOUS

   • The present continuous is the verb tense we use to describe actions that are occurring at this moment, that is, at the moment in which we are speaking.
     • STRUCTURE
       • sujeto +verbo to be + verbo ing + complemento
         • EXAMPLE
           • We are having lunch.
             • We are not having lunch right now.
               • Are you having lunch right now?

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