Todos Los Tiempos Verbales En Ingles
Enviado por gcm53 • 11 de Noviembre de 2014 • 1.369 Palabras (6 Páginas) • 247 Visitas
Am I
Are you
Is he
Is she
Is it
Are we
Are you
are they
PRESENT SIMPLE WITH “TO BE” = USES: Personal Info./ temp conditions / location / feelings / states / characteristics / (time / date/ material -> it only)
Yes I am
Yes You are
Yes He is
Yes She is
Yes It is
Yes We are
Yes You are
Yes they are
Affirmative Sentence Negative Sentence Question Short Answer (+) Short Answer (-)
No I ‘m not
No you aren’t
No he isn’t
No she isn’t
No it isn’t
No we aren’t
No you aren’t
No they aren’t
I am not I ‘m not
You are not You aren’t
He is not He isn’t
She is not She isn’t
It is not It isn’t
We Are not We aren’t
You Are not You aren’t
They Are not They aren’t
I Am I’m
You Are You’re
He Is He’s
She Is She’s
It Is It’s
We Are We’re
You Are You’re
They are They’re
PRESENT SIMPLE WITH OTHER VERBS = Personal Pronoun + verb + complement.
USES: facts, habitual actions, things that don’t/won’t change, describing yourself, timetables.
KEY WORDS: Often, usually, sometimes, never, every day, always, every week
Affirmative Sentence Negative Sentence Question Short Answer (+) Short Answer (-)
I work
You work
he work + s
She work + s
It work + s
We work
You work
They work
I don’t work
You don’t work
he doesn’t work
She doesn’t work
It doesn’t work
We don’t work
You don’t work
They don’t work
Do I work
Do You work
Does he work
Does She work
Does It work
Do We work
Do You work
Do They work
Yes I do
Yes You do
Yes He does
Yes She does
Yes It does
Yes We do
Yes You do
Yes they do
No I don’t
No You don’t
No He doesn’t
No She doesn’t
No It doesn’t
No We don’t
No You don’t
No they don’t
PRESENT CONTINUOUS = to be + verb + ing.
USES: For temporary actions going on now. Or around now. For activities happening in the near future, for planned future events.
KEY WORDS: NOW → This week, now, presently, today, at the moment. FUTURE→ Tomorrow, next year, in June, at Christmas.
Affirmative Sentence Negative Sentence Question Short Answer (+) Short Answer (-)
I ‘m working
You ‘re working
He ‘s working
She ‘s working
It ‘s working
We ‘re working
You ‘re working
They ‘re working
I ‘m not working
You aren’t working
He isn’t working
She isn’t working
It isn’t working
We aren’t working
You aren’t working
They aren’t working
Am I working
Are you working
Is he working
Is she working
Is it working
Are we working
Are you working
Are they working
Yes I am
Yes you are
Yes he is
Yes she is
Yes it is
Yes we are
Yes you are
Yes they are
No I ‘m not
No you aren’t
No he isn’t
No she isn’t
No it isn’t
No we aren’t
No you aren’t
No they aren’t
PRESENT PERFECT = Subject + Have / Has + Past Participle CONTRACTIONS: Have = ‘ve Has = ‘s
USES: Unspecified point in the past. An action that occurred in the past, but has a result in the present. Talking about general experiences (ever, never). Events that recently occurred (just). Event that have NOT occurred up to now (yet). Events that occurred before you expected (already). Events that began in the past and haven’t changed (for, since)
KEY WORDS: ever, never, just, Yet, For, Since, already, so far, up to now, lately
I haven’t studied
You haven’t bought
He hasn’t eaten
She hasn’t written
It hasn’t been
We haven’t won
You haven’t tried
They haven’t forgotten
Affirmative Sentence Negative Sentence Question Short Answer (+) Short Answer (-)
Have I studied
Have you bought
Has he eaten
Has she written
Has it been
Have we won
Have you tried
Have they forgotten
I ‘ve studied
You ‘ve Bought
He ‘s Eaten
She ‘s Written
It ‘s Been
We ‘ve Won
You ‘ve Tried
They ‘ve Forgotten
Yes I have
Yes you have
Yes he has
Yes she has
Yes it has
Yes we have
Yes you have
Yes they have
No I haven’t
No you haven’t
No he hasn’t
No she hasn’t
No it hasn’t
No we haven’t
No you haven’t
No they haven’t
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS = Have / has + been + verb + ing.
USES: Expresses an action that recently stopped or is still going on. It puts emphasis on the duration or course of the action. A finished action that influenced the present.
KEY WORDS: All day, for 4 years, since 1990, for days, all week, lately, recently, over the last few months, the whole week, how long?,
Affirmative Sentence Negative Sentence Question Short Answer (+) Short Answer (-)
No I haven’t
No you haven’t
No he hasn’t
No she hasn’t
No it hasn’t
No we haven’t
No you haven’t
No they haven’t
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