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    Simple Present: Habits and Routines Repeated Events and Actions

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    The document describes the simple present, present progressive, and simple past tenses in English. It provides the uses, auxiliary verbs, grammar structures, and examples for each tense. The simple present is used for habits and routines. The present progressive describes ongoing actions and near future plans, using am/is/are as auxiliaries. The simple past expresses finished past actions and uses past tense verbs ending in -ed.

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    The document describes the simple present, present progressive, and simple past tenses in English. It provides the uses, auxiliary verbs, grammar structures, and examples for each tense. The simple present is used for habits and routines. The present progressive describes ongoing actions and near future plans, using am/is/are as auxiliaries. The simple past expresses finished past actions and uses past tense verbs ending in -ed.

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    SIMPLE PRESENT

    USE

    Habits and routines

    Repeated events and actions

    AUX

    Do/Does

    GRAMMAR STRUCTURE

    Affirmative

    I
    You + verb in simple form+ complement.
    We
    They

    He
    She +verb + -s or -es + complement.
    It
    Interrogative

    Do you + verb in simple form +complement?

    we

    they

    Wh Questions

    WH+ Aux+ Subject+ Verb+ Rest of the sentence

    Negative

    You +Dont + verb in infinitive + complement.

    We

    They

    He

    She + doesnt + verb in infinitive + complement.

    It

    EXAMPLES

    He goes to school every morning. (l va a la escuela cada maana.)

    She understands English (Ella entiende a Ingles.)

    I play Basketball (yo juego baloncesto)


    PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

    USE

    To describe facts or actions that the subject is performing at the moment of


    speaking.

    To talk about an action or plans that we will do in the near future.

    AUX

    am/ is /are

    GRAMMAR STRUCTURE

    Affirmative

    Pronoun/subject + Aux. To be + Verb-ing + Complement + expression of time

    Negative

    Pronoun/subject + Aux. To be not +Verb ing + Complement + expression of


    time

    Interrogative

    Aux. To be + Pronoun/subject + Verb-ing+ Complement + expression of time +?

    Wh Questions

    Wh+ Aux Verb+ Subject+ Main Verb + Rest of sentence

    EXAMPLES

    Kelly is eating in her home at the moment. (Kelly est comiendo en su casa en el
    momento.)
    SIMPLE PAST

    USE

    action finished in the past (single or repeated)

    series of completed actions in the past

    AUX

    GRAMMAR STRUCTURE

    Affirmative

    SUBJECT + verb in past, termination-ed

    Negative

    SUBJECT + did + not + verb in infinitive (without to)

    Interrogative

    Did + subject + verb in INFINITIVE (without to) +?

    Wh Questions

    Wh+ did + SUJETO + VERBO EN INFINITIVO+?

    EXAMPLES

    What did you sing? (Qu cantaste?)

    I ate an apple yesterday (Me com una manzana ayer)

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