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    Resumen Cudro Verbales

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    present simple

    I, you, we, they talk, eat, learn


    gramatical form
    he, she, it talkS, eatS, learnS
    subject + verb
    affirmative
    I talk He eatS
    subject + aux verb (to do) + not + verb
    negative
    I do not talk He does not eat
    aux verb (to do) + subject + verb + ?
    interrogative
    Do you talk? DoES he eat?
    para hablar de cosas que hacemos regularmente
    always,every day,usually,often,sometimes,rarely,hardly ever,never
    I am always happy
    para hablar de conocimientos generales o cientificos
    uses elephants live in Africa
    para eventos proximos
    the train leaves at 10.00
    para dar ordenes (imperativo)
    open the window

    present continuous

    I am
    gramatical form he, she, it is
    you, we, they are
    subject + aux verb (to be) + verb + ing
    affirmative
    I am talking / she is eating / they are learning
    subject + aux verb (to be) + not + verb + ing
    negative
    I am not talking / she is not eating / they are not learning
    aux verb (to be) + subject + verb + ing + ?
    interrogative
    Am I talking? / Is she eating? / Are they learning?

    para hablar sobre algo que está pasando en el momento en el que hablamos
    I am studying now
    para hablar de algo que está sucediendo en la actualidad pero no
    necesariamente cuando hablamos
    uses
    She is currently looking for a job

    para hablar de algo que está ya decidido que se hará en el futuro


    próximo. Su uso indica que es bastante seguro que lo planificado sucederá
    I am going to the party tonight
    be (ser/estar),want (querer),need (necesitar),know (saber/conocer), see(ver)
    verbos que no prefer (preferir),remember (recordar), understand (comprender),care (cuidar)
    usamos en tiempos hear (oír),smell (oler),believe (creer),belong (pertenecer), hate (odiar),
    continuos cost (costar),seem (parecer),exist (existir),own (poseer),love (amar),
    like (gustar),dislike (desagradar) fear (temer),envy (envidiar),mind (importar)
    present perfect

    I, you, we, they have


    gramatical form talkED, learnED
    he, she, it has
    subject + aux verb (to have) + past participle
    affirmative
    I have talked He has gone
    subject + aux verb (to have) + not + past participle
    negative
    I have not talked to Peter she has gone to work
    aux verb (to have) + subject + past participle + ?
    interrogative
    Have you talked to Peter? Has she gone to work?
    para describir una experiencia
    I have never flown in a plane
    He has worked in very different museums
    para un cambio en el tiempo
    I have become more timid in my old age
    uses para exitos o logros
    Our football team has won the championship three times
    para acciones que todavia no han sucedido
    The plane hasn’t arrived yet
    para hablar sobre acciones en diferentes momentos del pasado
    Our team has played 4 games so far this year
    PASADO
    VERBO PARTICIPIO PASADO
    SIMPLE
    be was/were been
    participios do Did done
    irregulares go Went gone

    make Made made


    see Saw seen

    past simple

    I, you, we, they


    gramatical form talkED, eatED, learnED
    he, she, it
    subject + verb
    affirmative
    I wantED to dance. They learnED english.
    subject + aux verb (to do) + not + infinitive verb
    negative
    I did not want to dance they did not learn english
    to be + subject + ?
    was she a doctor? Were the keys in the drawer?
    interrogative
    aux verb (to do) + subject +infinitive verb + ?
    Did you want to dance? Did they learn English?
    para hablar de una acción concreta que comenzó y acabó en el pasado
    Tom stayed at home last night
    para una serie de acciones en el pasado
    I received the good news and immediately called my husband.
    uses
    uses para acciones repetidas o habituales en el pasado
    He walked 5 kilometers every day to work

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