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    Guía Completa de los Tiempos Verbales en Inglés

    ​1. Presente Simple (Present Simple)


    Uso: Acciones habituales, verdades generales, horarios.
    ​ Estructura:
    ​ Afirmativa: Sujeto + verbo (en forma base; +s para he/she/it)
    ​ Ejemplo: She works every day.
    ​ Negativa: Sujeto + do/does + not + verbo
    ​ Ejemplo: They don’t like coffee.
    ​ Interrogativa: Do/Does + sujeto + verbo?
    ​ Ejemplo: Does he play football?
    ​

    ​
    ​2. Presente Continuo (Present Continuous)
    Uso: Acciones en progreso, planes futuros.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + am/is/are + verbo-ing
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: I am studying now.
    ​ Negativa: She isn’t working today.
    ​ Interrogativa: Are you coming tomorrow?

    ​
    ​3. Pasado Simple (Past Simple)
    Uso: Acciones completadas en el pasado.
    ​ Estructura:
    ​ Afirmativa: Sujeto + verbo en pasado (regular: +ed; irregular: forma específica)
    ​ Ejemplo: We visited Paris last year.
    ​ Negativa: Sujeto + did not + verbo
    ​ Ejemplo: He didn’t go to the party.
    ​ Interrogativa: Did + sujeto + verbo?
    ​ Ejemplo: Did you see the movie?
    ​

    ​
    ​

    ​4. Pasado Continuo (Past Continuous)


    Uso: Acciones en progreso en un momento pasado.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + was/were + verbo-ing
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: She was reading at 8 p.m.
    ​ Negativa: They weren’t sleeping when I arrived.
    ​ Interrogativa: Was he working yesterday?

    ​
    ​5. Presente Perfecto (Present Perfect)
    Uso: Experiencias, acciones con relevancia presente.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + have/has + participio pasado
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: I have visited London.
    ​ Negativa: She hasn’t finished her homework.
    ​ Interrogativa: Have you ever been to Japan?

    ​
    ​

    ​
    ​6. Presente Perfecto Continuo (Present Perfect Continuous)
    Uso: Acciones que comenzaron en el pasado y continúan o tienen efecto ahora.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + have/has + been + verbo-ing
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: We have been working for three hours.
    ​ Negativa: He hasn’t been studying recently.
    ​ Interrogativa: Have they been playing all day?

    ​
    ​7. Pasado Perfecto (Past Perfect)
    Uso: Acciones anteriores a otro momento en el pasado.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + had + participio pasado
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: She had left when I arrived.
    ​ Negativa: They hadn’t finished their meal.
    ​ Interrogativa: Had you seen the movie before?
    ​

    ​
    ​8. Pasado Perfecto Continuo (Past Perfect Continuous)
    Uso: Acciones en progreso antes de otro momento pasado.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + had + been + verbo-ing
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: I had been waiting for two hours when he called.
    ​ Negativa: She hadn’t been working long before she quit.
    ​ Interrogativa: Had they been arguing before I arrived?

    ​
    ​

    ​9. Futuro Simple (Future Simple)


    Uso: Predicciones, decisiones espontáneas.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + will + verbo
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: I will call you tomorrow.
    ​ Negativa: He won’t come to the party.
    ​ Interrogativa: Will you help me?
    ​

    ​
    ​10. Futuro Continuo (Future Continuous)
    Uso: Acciones en progreso en un momento futuro.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + will + be + verbo-ing
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: They will be studying at this time tomorrow.
    ​ Negativa: She won’t be traveling next week.
    ​ Interrogativa: Will you be working at 9 a.m.?

    ​
    ​11. Futuro Perfecto (Future Perfect)
    Uso: Acciones completadas antes de un momento futuro.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + will + have + participio pasado
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: I will have finished the report by Friday.
    ​ Negativa: They won’t have arrived by then.
    ​ Interrogativa: Will you have completed the task?
    ​

    ​
    ​12. Futuro Perfecto Continuo (Future Perfect Continuous)
    Uso: Acciones en progreso hasta un momento futuro.
    ​ Estructura: Sujeto + will + have + been + verbo-ing
    ​ Ejemplo:
    ​ Afirmativa: By next year, I will have been working here for 10 years.
    ​ Negativa: She won’t have been studying long enough.
    ​ Interrogativa: Will they have been traveling for a month?

    ​
    ​

    ​Resumen de palabras clave:


    ​ Always/Sometimes/Never: Presente Simple.
    ​ Now/At the moment: Presente Continuo.
    ​ Yesterday/Last week/In 2010: Pasado Simple.
    ​ Already/Yet/Just: Presente Perfecto.
    ​ By the time: Pasado Perfecto.
    ​ Tomorrow/Next week: Futuro Simple.

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