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SIMPLE PRESENT

Click on the topic you prefer. SIMPLE PRESENT. Frequency adverbs. Simple Present. Form: verb + s/ es in third person.

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SIMPLE PRESENT

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  1. Click on the topic you prefer SIMPLE PRESENT Frequency adverbs

  2. Simple Present • Form: verb + s/es in third person. • Use the Simple Present to express the idea that an action is repeated or usual (using Frequency adverbs). The action can be a habit, a hobby, a daily event, a scheduled event or something that often happens. It can also be something a person often forgets or usually does not do. Se usa el presente simple paraexpresar la idea de que una acción es repetida o habitual (usando los adverbios de frecuencia). La acción puede ser un hábito, una afición, un hecho cotidiano, un evento programado o algo que sucede a menudo. También puede ser algo que una persona a menudo olvida o no suele hacer Next

  3. Oraciones afirmativas (yo) juego futbol (Nosotros) jugamos futbol ustedes/ ellos/ ellas juegan futbol • Affirmativesentences: • I/we/you/theyplayfootball. • He/she/itplaysfootball. • NOTE:He, she, it - Do notforgetthe -s. El / ella / eso juega futbol El / ella / eso – no olvides anadirlaa letra «s» NegativeStatements

  4. Negative sentences: • We use the auxiliary do. • I/we/you/they do not play football. • He/she/it does not play football. • NOTE: We often use short forms in negative sentences in the Simple Present: • I/we/you/they don't play football. • He/she/it doesn't play football. Oraciones negativas Se debe usar el auxiliar «do» (yo) no juego futbol, nosotros no jugamos futbol… NOTA: en el presente simple a menudo se usa la forma contraída Next

  5. Questions: we use the auxiliary do/does at the beginning • DoI/we/you/they play football? Yes, I/we/you/they do. No , I/we/you/they don’t. • Does he/she/it play football? Yes, he/she/it does No, he/she/it doesn’t Preguntas Se usa el auxiliar «do» o «does» al inicio ¿Juego futbol?, ¿jugamos futbol?, ¿juegan futbol? ¿juega ella/el futbol? Menu

  6. FrequencyAdverbs The position of these adverbs is

  7. Before the main verb Antes del verbo principal Next

  8. After a form of to be (am, are, is) (was, were) Next

  9. Theadverbsoften, usually, sometimesandoccasionally can go at thebeginning of a sentence. • Sometimes I goswimming. • Oftenwe surf the internet. Los adverbios, frecuentemente, usualmente, a veces y ocasionalmente pueden comenzar una oración A veces voy a nadar Frecuentemente navegaos en internet Next

  10. Sometimestheseadverbs are put at theend of thesentence. • Wereadbooksoccasionally. A veces estos adverbios son escritos al final de la oración (nosotros) leemos libros ocasionalmente Menu

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