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    SiMPLE PRESENT

    USO:

    Utilizamos el presente simple para:


    • Hablar sobre rutinas diarias.
    • Hablar de acciones que se repiten en el tiempo.
    • Dar indicaciones o instrucciones.

    STRUCTURE:
    POSITIVE
    Subject+ verb + complement. (I, you, we, they)
    Subject+ verb + s/es + complement. (he, she, it)

    Auxiliaries Do/Does: Utilizamos los auxiliares do y does


    para formar las oraciones en negativo y preguntas.

    NEGATIVE
    Subject+ do not + verb + complement. (I, you, we, they)
    Subject+ does not + verb + complement. (he, she, it)

    QUESTION
    Do + subject + verb + complement? (I, you, we, they)
    Does + subject + verb + complement? (he, she, it)

    EXAMPLES:
    POSiTiVE NEGATiVE QUESTiON
    I like pizza. I don’t like pizza. Do I like pizza?
    He likes pineapples. He doesn’t like pineapples. Does he like pineapples?
    We like oranges. We don’t like oranges. Do we like oranges?

    THiRD PERSON SiNGULAR RULES


    (HE, SHE, iT.)
    Estas reglas se aplican para las oraciones en afirmativo,
    son los sujetos: he, she, it.

    • A la mayoría de los verbos se les agrega una “s” al final:


    He works, she plays, he cooks, she loves, he visits.

    • Si el verbo termina en “y” y antes de la “y” hay una


    consonante, entonces quitamos “y” y agregamos “ies”:
    carry- carries, study-studies.

    • A los verbos que terminan en o, sh, ch, ss, x, se les


    agrega es:
    She goes, he washes, she watches, he misses, she mixes.

    EXAMPLES IN CONTEXT:

    What is your daily routine?


    Every morning I wake up at 7:00 a.m and I get ready to go to school.
    I study the whole morning, and in the afternoon, I usually help
    my mom with her business. At night, I do my homework and
    I read for a while.

    Talk about your best friend.


    My best friend is Maurice, he is loyal and funny. He studies at
    Direct English too, He is in the advanced class. Maurice likes
    to play soccer, he plays on Sundays with his team.
    His team never loses a match.

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